skewbalds (Meaning)

skewbalds

marked with patches of white and any other color but black, a skewbald horse

The farmer's herd featured a striking skewbald horse with large patches of black and white.
The circus acrobat rode a skewbald pony with a distinctive zigzag pattern on its coat.
The skewbalds galloped through the meadow, their colorful coats billowing behind them.
The horse breeder prized the skewbald foals for their unique and eye-catching appearance.
The skewbald cat sat on the porch, its mottled fur blending seamlessly with the dappled sunlight.
The artist's painting depicted a skewbald dog, its markings a symphony of brown, white, and black.
The king's royal guard rode upon majestic skewbald stallions, their coats gleaming under the sun.
The veterinarian examined the skewbald calf, noting its unusual skin pigmentations.
The skewbald sheep stood out from the flock, its unconventional coloring a testament to genetic diversity.
In the realm of fashion, designers experimented with skewbald textiles, creating garments that exuded both elegance and eccentricity.

marked with patches of white and any other color but black, a skewbald horse

pintoes, cow ponies,blacks, racehorses, cutting horses, palominos, roans, quarter horses, bays, saddle horses

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The farmer's herd featured a striking skewbald horse with large patches of black and white.

The circus acrobat rode a skewbald pony with a distinctive zigzag pattern on its coat.

The skewbalds galloped through the meadow, their colorful coats billowing behind them.

The horse breeder prized the skewbald foals for their unique and eye-catching appearance.