Dun

Dun Colors are usually a sandy/yellow to reddish/brown coat. Their legs are usually darker than their body and sometimes have faint "zebra" stripes on them.

Dun Horses always have a Dorsal Stripe running down the middle of their back. Some even have a dorsal stripe that continues down the horse's dock and tail, and through the mane. The dun color makes the horse's nose and sometimes the rest of the face a darker color than the body which is called "Face Masking".

The different Dun colors include a Bay Dun and a Red Dun. Bay Duns have a bay color, but they are not bay since they have the dun characteristic of the dorsal stripe down the middle of their back. An uneducated horse-person might think this is a buckskin or even a bay.

The Red dun horse has reddish/chestnut highlights with a dorsal stripe down the back, and the legs a darker color than the body.