Horses are all beautiful, but these stallions and mares are particularly majestic. Their coloring is absolutely EXTRAORDINARY! We’ve compiled 10 favorite rare horses with unusual coloring, markings, and manes. From the ultra long and lush Black Forest horse, to the gleaming golden Akhal Teke, you’re about to fall in love with horses all over again. Be sure to SHARE with your friends so they do, too!

#1: The golden Akhal Teke

I had to look twice…this horse is beautiful enough to be a bronzed statue! With an unbelievably shiny coat that appears to be metallic in the sun, the Akhal Teke is the national emblem of the country of Turkmenistan. Not surprisingly, it’s known as the golden horse!

This beautiful breed is most famous for the shimmer of their coats, and also can be colored black, palomino, perlino, grey and cremello.

#2. The Friesian/Appaloosa Crossbreed

I could gaze all day at this stunning mix, but I’d be slightly scared to ride one based on this picture!

As it turns out, the type horse photographed above has been famous since this picture of him as a foal surfaced online.

His name is Mystic Warrior. He’s 3/4 Friesian and 1/4 Appy stallion was a demo horse at the World Equestrian Games! This little guy came a LONG way!

Here’s Mystic Warrior all grown up…

According to the HorseAndMan.com, Mystic Warrior’s humans would like to see Mystic Warrior go to a good home that will keep him a stallion, so he can pass his traits and color on for generations to come. If that means more beautiful crossbreeds, I’m 100% behind them!

#3. The Knabstrupper

Knabstrupper horses were bred in Denmark as far back as 1671 when they were called “The Tiger Horses.” In 1750, this royal breeding line came to an end.

The spotted horse returned in 1812, not as the “Tiger Horses,” but with a new bloodline. A mare was purchased of Spanish origin with unusual markings. Her colt was the foundational Sire for the new spotted breed…Seeing spots has never felt so good!

It’s pretty easy to see how some folks confuse these beauties for Appaloosas, though their markings are often more saturated!

#5. The German Black Forest Horse

According to Wikipedia, the Black Forest Horse, or the “Schwarzwälder Kaltblut,” is a rare draft horse breed originating in southern Germany. All I know is that his mane and tail PERFECTLY compliment his super shiny coat.

This beauty has the longest, lushest mane I’ve ever seen!

#6. The Blue Roan Gypsy Vanner Horse

Easily recognized for their leg feathering and common black and white or “piebald”coat color, the Blue Roan version of the beautiful Gypsy horse is considered most rare.

#7. The Chocolate Silver Dapple Pinto

Lush locks and an extraordinarily bold coat make this horse a regular show-stopper, but perhaps most unique are the star-shaped dapples on his front end.

This gorgeous guy’s name is Austin. It goes without saying that this unique boy is a show horse!

#8. The Friesian-Gypsy Vanner Crossbreed

Something about this guy reminds me of Fabio. Am I right?

#9. The Sorraia Mustang

The Sorraia horse is an endangered South Iberian wild horse, also known as a Sorraia mustang.

Characterized by a coat that’s somewhere between grey and brown, these majestic wild horses are some of the most beautiful on the planet.

#10. Cremello Tennessee Walking Horse

While not as rare as some of the other horses on this list, this cremello is a blonde beauty.

Check out those baby-blue eyes as well!

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