Pinto Horse

Horses with broken colored coats are mostly associated with the North American Indians even though they can be found all over the world. In 1947 the Pinto Horse Association of America was founded and provides a registry for horses and ponies with overo and tobiano color patterns. The bloodlines of the parents, the amount of color, its location, the age and sex of the horse or pony determine the registration in the Color Division or in the Breeding Stock Division.