Confirmation of the horse refers to the "putting together" of the parts which, collectively, compose the structure of the animal. Not only should the parts be well formed individually, but they must fit and blend with other parts in order to make the whole structure symmetrical and sound. The strength of a chain is measured by the strength of its weakest link. Unlike a chain, however, the parts or units of conformation in a horse are not identical. Some are of greater importance than others, and interfere more with serviceability if they are deemed defective. Read
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Paint and Pinto horses are so much fun to look at we can not take our eyes off them! Whether they are grazing beside a mountain stream, cutting ranch cattle from a herd, or tackling a jumper course in the show ring, their striking looks command attention. But have you ever looked at one of these beautiful animals and wondered what the difference between Pintos and Paints actually is? Read
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