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I would love a liver chestnut done like my own horse 😛 Unlike the mother unicorn he has a dark brown to red body (depending on the time of year) with a dark brown/black looking mane (and no he’s not a bay, the mane and tail are a very dark brown that look almost black in the right lighting). I just dont like that flaxen mane and tail with the dark brown body. I think I voted for almost all the natural colors though 🙂 I would love to have as many hoofer options as their are for dragons
Brown body, darker mane and tail, but he’s not a bay? Does he have black points? I only saw a deep chestnut like that once, he was pretty.
I would love a liver chestnut done like my own horse 😛 Unlike the mother unicorn he has a dark brown to red body (depending on the time of year) with a dark brown/black looking mane (and no he’s not a bay, the mane and tail are a very dark brown that look almost black in the right lighting).
This is the RIGHT coloring for a Liver Chestnut. 🙂 I also have one. He is a stunning looking color that can not be mistaken for anything else. :love:
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Ya no black points on him. when he’s far off in the pasture people might mistake him as bay but he’s all brown :P. When he sheds out in the summer his coat turns deep brown like his mane and tail and then he lightens up to a red color as the sun bleaches him out. It’s a really beautiful color :love:
I loooooove the deep red liver chestnuts. I have a young unicorn called Wisteria who is that colour, although her hair is a tad lighter than her coat. It’d be cool to see a normal liver chestnut rather than the flaxen kind painted. Liver chestnut pinto could be cool too.
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