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They are probably "birdcatcher spots."  Here's a website
> http://www.equinecolor.com/unusual.html

I had a chestnut gelding that had them.  His current owner calls him 
Freckles!
Laney

Betty DeMar Mueller wrote:
> Hey equine lovers:
>  
> I have a chestnut Arabian mare who is getting small white spots (it is 
> the hair turning white with nothing unusual under the hair) on her body, 
> face and legs.  I am baffled as to why???  She appears to be fine and 
> still goes down the trail as if nothing is wrong.  My horses are out 
> 24-7 and do have a run-in area of the barn to use as desired and always 
> have water from an ever running stream. It is a mystery to me.  Any 
> suggestions.  My vet is coming one day rather soon for dental work and 
> sheath cleaning so she'll view this.....am very curious though.
>  
> To make this endurance related, I donate the turtle awards at the Old 
> Dominion Endurance Rides.
> Thanks,
> Betty DeMar Mueller
> www.DeMarArt.com <http://www.DeMarArt.com>


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