Bay? Leopard?

[Paitedcloud]

Hey!

What colour is this guy? I thought he was a Bay, but his mane isn't black at all

Unnamed Horse #507453


Also, how do you call this white pattern?

Unnamed Horse #508981

[Paitedcloud]

Sorry, my links got wrong. The horses are http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/508981 and http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/507453

[nyraeia]

Sorry, my links got wrong. The horses are http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/508981 and http://www.horseworldonline.net/horse/profile/507453

His mane isn't black because he's actually a chestnut ;)
I'd call him a chestnut semi-leopard.



This one is simply a bay with some minimal blanket, I'd call it (but don't rely on me for Leopard pattern names, please) and a few Snowflakes.

[Paitedcloud]

Thanks! By the way, the links are switched xD I was asking for the Chestnut's pattern and the other colour, like the mane got me confused

[Alana]

The mane is probably due to the leopard complex and he will go more and more Varnish as he ages

[nyraeia]

Thanks! By the way, the links are switched xD I was asking for the Chestnut's pattern and the other colour, like the mane got me confused

Oh sorry, I must have misunderstood.
Yes, Alana is right. Every horse with the Leopard Complex will varnish more and more with age. This also affects mane and tail - they go white.
Silver is visible from day one on black-based horses, see this example:

This is a silver buckskin.

Varnish Roaning is not visible at newborn age and develops with time, that's probably why it confused you :)

Edit:
This one of my horses has the Leopard Complex but no pattern genes, so he only exhibits the varnishing but doesn't have a blanket. You can see the varnish progressing quite nicely in his gallery.