I love spot variations on Breyer's Appaloosas so when I saw this QH Yearling on eBay, those spots caught my attention right away.
She has a chalky feel to her that is very different from the feel of my nine other examples of this mold, but I would not call her a chalky.
She is quite different from the rest of her sisters.
The white areas are very bright and the coat has a different feel and texture than my other QH Yearlings.
A comparison with my brown spotted QH Yearling. Both pieces have the USA stamp.
IYB and Nancy Young's book say the spots are black but I would call them chocolate. I prefer the chocolate spot color over the red brown.
I plan to do some research on her and see if I can figure out why she is different from my other pieces.
Why wouldn't you call her chalky? She looks chalky to me. What do the bottoms of her hooves look like?
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