Read about the dun dilution in the May issue of America's Horse.
King Jalapena shows classic dun traits, including leg barring and a stripe over the withers. He is owned by Chis and Kelsey Radloff of O Fallon, Illinois. AQHA PHOTO
Leg barring, also known as tiger stripes, are always found on a dun. AQHA PHOTO
Stoli And Cream, owned by Rocking J Ranch at Douglas, Georgia, is a classic dun. AQHA PHOTO
Snips Miss Moolah, a grullo filly owned by Dan and Roxanne Sherman. AQHA PHOTO
Smokys Charm Olena, a red dun gelding, sports a dorsal stripe. He is owned by George Ali of Pasadena, Maryland. PHOTO COURTESY OF OWNER
Peppy Lil Kenzie, owned by Chasity Price of Greensburg, Kentucky, is registered as a red dun. She carries both the cream gene (palomino) and the dun gene, called a dunalino. PHOTO COURTESY OF OWNER
Doug Baker of Taylor, British Columbia, owns Ladys Double Pep, a red dun. AQHA PHOTO
Hidalgos Star Dust is a grullo mare owned by Chasity Price of Greensburg, Kentucky. PHOTO COURTESY OWNER
Bleu Kip Bright Bleu is a grullo mare owned by Nancy Shoemaker of Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania. PHOTO COURTESY OF OWNER
Triangle Bar Billy, owned by Shelley Johnsen of Hawley, Minnesota, shows "cobwebbing" on his fore- head, that many duns carry. AQHA PHOTO
