Horses are four-legged odd-toed ungulates that, when walking, essentially step on a single toe transformed into a hoof. This adaptation to a grazing life in the steppes enables very fast movement. This plastic figurine depicts a chestnut – one of the basic coat colors of horses.
A chestnut can have a wide range of shades—from dark chestnut (liver) to almost yellow. The mane color can vary, from very dark (not black) to completely white. Compared to a bay, a chestnut does not have black legs and ear tips, nor a black mane or tail; the legs usually have white markings or none.
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