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Shoulder and neck markings
These are usually blurry, widest at the mane, where they
begin, and gradually tapering to invisibility as they
stretch down the neck or shoulder.
Shoulder and neck bars can be confused with the dark
patches found on sooty, or (counter)shaded, horses. Try to
look at a lot of each type, to see if you can find the difference,
or you will not be able to use it as a test for "dun-ness"
of a horse.
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Sassy, a dun owned by Haas Quarter Horses
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Marjena Bass' now-deceased dun QH stallion, Go Copper Glo.
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Ladybug's neck doesn't have visible markings,
and her shoulder marking is more like fine striping
than barring. Owned by Tiffany Steele of
Cincinnati, Ohio, a friend of the webmaster.
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