What is the hair on a horse called?
multipleQAs
What is the hair on the head of a horse called? What is the hair on a horse's body called? What is the long hair on a horse that originates from its dock called? What is the hair at the top of a horse's mane and falls on its forehead called?
mane
coat
tail skirt
foretop forelock
Mane (horse) Tail (horse)
hair on a horse called hair on a horse called tail
Mane (horse) Horsehair Equine coat color Tail (horse) Horse markings Feathering (horse) Curly Horse Hair whorl (horse) Bow (music) Roan (horse)
On horses, the mane is the <b>hair</b> that grows from the top of the neck of a <b>horse</b> or 
other equine, ... This area is <b>called</b> a &#39;bridle path&#39;. It may vary in length from one&nbsp;... A <b>horse&#39;s</b> tail. Horsehair is the long, coarse <b>hair</b> growing on the manes and tails 
of horses. It is used for various purposes, including upholstery, brushes, the bows 
of musical instruments, a hard-wearing fabric <b>called</b> haircloth, and&nbsp;... Horses exhibit a diverse array of coat colors and distinctive markings. A 
specialized vocabulary ... Genetically, all horses start out as either chestnut, 
<b>called</b> &quot;red&quot; by geneticists, represented by the absence of the extension gene (&quot;e&quot;
); or black based on ... Gray: A <b>horse</b> with black skin but white or mixed dark and 
white <b>hairs</b>. The tail of the <b>horse</b> and other equines consists of two parts, the dock and the 
skirt. The dock consists of the muscles and skin covering the coccygeal vertebrae
. The term &quot;skirt&quot; refers to the long <b>hairs</b> that fall below the dock. On a <b>horse</b>, long, 
thick tail <b>hairs</b> begin to grow at the base of the tail, and grow ... resort to methods, 
commonly <b>called</b> &quot;blocking&quot; or &quot;nerving&quot; that numb the tail&nbsp;... Markings on horses are usually distinctive white areas on an otherwise dark base 
coat color. ... Most markings have pink skin underneath most of the white <b>hairs</b>, 
though a few faint markings may ... The name comes from a Thoroughbred <b>horse</b> 
<b>named</b> Birdcatcher, who had white <b>hairs</b> throughout his flank and tail. Feathering also known as feathers is the long <b>hair</b> on the lower legs of some 
breeds of horses and ponies. On some horses, especially draft breeds, the <b>hair</b> 
can&nbsp;... A Curly is a breed of <b>horse</b>. Curlies, also <b>called</b> Bashkir Curlies, American 
Bashkir Curlies, and ... The unique gene that gives Curlies their curly <b>hair</b> (which 
is most obvious with their winter coat) can be expressed minimally (<b>horse</b> exhibits 
curly&nbsp;... A <b>hair</b> whorl is a patch of <b>hair</b> growing in the opposite direction of the rest of the 
<b>hair</b>. ... But as the thirsty horses approached the water, he <b>called</b> them back. For the musical instrument <b>called</b> &quot;bow&quot;, see musical bow. A cello bow. In music, 
a bow /boʊ/ is a tensioned stick which has <b>hair</b> (usually <b>horse</b>-tail <b>hair</b>) coated in 
rosin&nbsp;... Roan is a <b>horse</b> coat color pattern characterized by an even mixture of colored 
and white <b>hairs</b> ... These regions of solid-colored coat are <b>called</b> &quot;corn spots&quot; or &quot;
corn marks&quot; and can appear even without the <b>horse</b> having had a visible injury.
Tail (horse) Horsehair Equine coat color Rabicano Flaxen gene Bow (music) Horse markings Curly Horse Roan (horse) Bay (horse)
The <b>tail</b> of the <b>horse</b> and other equines consists of two parts, the dock and the 
skirt. The dock consists of the muscles and skin covering the coccygeal vertebrae
. The term &quot;skirt&quot; refers to the long <b>hairs</b> that fall below the dock. On a <b>horse</b>, long, 
thick <b>tail hairs</b> begin to grow at the base of the <b>tail</b>, and grow ... resort to methods, 
commonly <b>called</b> &quot;blocking&quot; or &quot;nerving&quot; that numb the <b>tail</b>&nbsp;... Horsehair is the long, coarse <b>hair</b> growing on the manes and <b>tails</b> of <b>horses</b>. It is 
used for various purposes, including upholstery, brushes, the bows of musical 
instruments, a hard-wearing fabric <b>called</b> haircloth, and&nbsp;... <b>Horses</b> exhibit a diverse array of coat colors and distinctive markings. A 
specialized vocabulary ... Genetically, all <b>horses</b> start out as either chestnut, 
<b>called</b> &quot;red&quot; by geneticists, represented by the absence ... (Points refer to the 
mane, <b>tail</b>, and lower legs.) ... Gray: A <b>horse</b> with black skin but white or mixed 
dark and white <b>hairs</b>. Rabicano, sometimes <b>called</b> white ticking, is a <b>horse</b> coat color characterized by 
limited roaning ... The sides of the <b>tail</b> at the <b>tailhead</b> may have much white <b>hair</b>. 
Extensively marked rabicanos sometimes exhibit striations in their pattern on the
&nbsp;... The flaxen gene is a trait which causes the mane and <b>tail</b> of chestnut-colored 
<b>horses</b> to be noticeably lighter than the body coat color, often a golden blonde 
shade. Manes and <b>tails</b> can also be a mixture of darker and lighter <b>hairs</b>. For the musical instrument <b>called</b> &quot;bow&quot;, see musical bow. A cello bow. In music, 
a bow /boʊ/ is a tensioned stick which has <b>hair</b> (usually <b>horse</b>-<b>tail hair</b>) coated in 
rosin&nbsp;... Markings on <b>horses</b> are usually distinctive white areas on an otherwise dark base 
coat color. ... Most markings have pink skin underneath most of the white <b>hairs</b>, 
though a few faint markings may ... The name comes from a Thoroughbred <b>horse</b> 
<b>named</b> Birdcatcher, who had white <b>hairs</b> throughout his flank and <b>tail</b>. The unique gene that gives Curlies their curly <b>hair</b> (which is most obvious with 
their ... at fetlocks, and a kinky mane and <b>tail</b>), maximally (<b>horse</b> exhibits curl all 
over body, has ... (<b>Called</b> &quot;smooth coat&quot; curlies). Roan is a <b>horse</b> coat color pattern characterized by an even mixture of colored 
and white <b>hairs</b> ... The head, legs, mane and <b>tail</b> have fewer scattered white <b>hairs</b> 
or none at all. ... Another trait is reverse dappling; many <b>horses</b> develop rings of 
<b>hair</b> that appear slightly different-colored, <b>called</b> dapples, which often indicate 
good&nbsp;... Bay is a <b>hair</b> coat color of <b>horses</b>, characterized by a brown body color with a 
black mane, <b>tail</b>, ear edges, and lower legs. Bay is one of the most common coat 
colors in many <b>horse</b> breeds. The black areas of a bay <b>horse&#39;s hair</b> coat are 
<b>called</b> &quot;black points&quot;, and&nbsp;...
mane
Mane (horse)