Birdcatcher spots are unique markings found on some horses.
Birdcatcher spots are small, white markings that are found on some horses. These spots are believed to be a result of a genetic mutation, and they are most commonly found on horses with dark coat colors. Here are five interesting facts about birdcatcher spots on horses:
- They are most commonly found on Arabians and Thoroughbreds.
- The name "birdcatcher spots" comes from a Thoroughbred stallion named "Birdcatcher" in the 1800's.
- Birdcatcher spots are not always white. In some cases, they can be cream, silver, or even pink in color.
- The placement of birdcatcher spots on a horse's body can vary greatly. They can be found on the face, legs, chest, or even on the horse's back. Over time, they can move to other spots on the body.
- Birdcatcher spots are typically no more than an inch across.