Pinto Mare

Pinto horses were highly favored by American Indians due to their uniquely colored coats that provided excellent camouflage. During summer, they favored dun horses, chestnuts, and sorrels. In winter, they chose white Pintos as they were hard to spot against the snowy scenery.

If you own a Pinto Mare, you'll find it a great companion. In summer, you can take it out for rides just like the American Indians did. Make sure to provide enough water and shade. In winter, it's well - suited for snowy landscapes. Keep an eye on its health, especially in cold weather. Regularly brush its coat to keep it clean and shiny. Feed it with good quality hay and grains. Also, check its hooves regularly to ensure it can move comfortably.