Zomg, that's the cutest little mare EVER. -Faints.- Like the style, by the way. There's some faint white just above her hooves, does that typically evolve into socks when they grow older? :3

I'm not sure if she has white feet...if not, the area might stay light, or it might blend more when she's an adult. XD That lightening-near-the-hooves can be misleading...back when I was a teenager, a friend and I became CONVINCED that a gelding named Blue's feet were white, because his colour faded slowly with a gradient from black to white at his feet. Since for his breed it was appropriate that his hooves be blacked only if they were dark hooves, and clear-coated if they were white, we decided he MUST BE SANDED. XD My dad busted out his power-sander, and cleaned up the first hoof...nope, not white, dark. We moved to the next hoof...nope, not white, dark. :P The NEXT hoof...nope, dark again! We had a major fight over it...my dad insisted he wasn't gonna bother doing that last foot, until finally I made a wager...that the LAST FOOT WAS WHITE.

Lo and behold, he had one white foot. XD All his legs were the same, but the horn was pale instead of a dark colour. XD!!!! Blue went out into that showring with three black hooves...and one pinkish-white one. XD!!!

My first gelding, Dandy, was like that too...all of his legs faded into a paler gold/white colour (he was a really dark palomino with dun factoring) and all of his hooves were white. XD Just depends on the horse!

Woah, interesting. xD What did people think of his asymmetrical colouring in the show?

Hearing all this definitely gives me some interesting ideas, especially since I'm thinking about changing some things on my fursona. ;D

LOL, he did great. Took second overall in the class he was in and that was at the state finals...meaning that in Michigan that year, of ALL the horses on high school equestrian teams throughout the whole state, only ONE HORSE was judged to be better. :)

Sadly a few months later Blue had a bad colick and died.

I'm sorry to hear that, and she sounds like she was such a wonderful mare!

Uhm. *cough* Blue, as said before, was a gelding. XD There was nothin' marelike about 'im.

Sorry, lol, I was distracted when writing that, I guess. ^^ But hes still really pretty. Sorry for the mix-up! ::blushes::

She does have a back right pastern, but I believe the rest is just fading. In chestnuts and sorrels* you often get a "fading" from the knee and hocks down on the legs. You will also often see flaxen or lighter mane and tail in the ones who fade out. This is most pronounced in the Haflinger breed who are stricly shades of sorrel/chestnut with flaxen mane and tail.

The only real way to tell is to look at the skin color, or as Dogsoul noted in the ancedote, cleaning off the hoof so that you can see the true color of the horn. And even that can be misleading if the horse has erime spots (dark areas along the coronet).

*I tend to define "sorrel" as a chestnut with fading below the knee/hock and a lighter mane and tail.

soooo cute...I wish I had the money to own horses in real life
;-; ;-; ;-;

Oh god, you and me both! T.T

Thirded. Well, money -and- space to have one. ;_;

Yeah, space would help. XD

Oh god, and me too!

She is pretty. ...and she looks quite happy to be here. :)

She's beautiful! :)

Beautiful! Awesome job!! ^ ^

Again, thanks so much! She's absolutely adorable and you did a wonderful job drawing her.

:D Glad ye likes...she's just ADORABLE.

awwww, she looks wonderful >^.^< very sweet picture, Mav <3

Now this is one of the most adorable foal pics I've seen^^ I love how you've made her all cute and perky with how she's picking up her hooves and flicking her tail and the shading and muscle work is just great^^

The colouring in this is LOVE.

He has a kind eye and looks a lot like my horse, I have to fav this one :)

Congratulations! She has such a sweet face.

SO cute!!

shes sutnning i love it sooo muich!