The vast array of colors and coat patterns that a horse can possess is nothing short of divine. Certainly genetics and bloodlines play a huge part in determining whether a foal will come into the world with a bald face or a speckled backside, but there is something miraculous that happens during the process to determine when and how coloring is placed. Whether you’re fond of the coppery coat of a solid Quarter Horse, the flashy chrome of an American Paint, or the spots of an Appaloosa, each breed provides evidence of divine design in its own unique way.