Pintos are spotted horses, which are mainly known as "Indian" and western horses. Pinto horses have unique, beautiful markings on their coat, which give them even more personality. However, pinto horses do not constitute a breed of their own. They are a color breeding that can be found in almost all breeds. The coat is divided into "Overo" and "Tobiano". Overo horses have a colored coat with white spots. The body is often completely white. This is called "lantern". Tobiano horses, on the other hand, have a white coat with colored spots. The legs and back remain mostly white. "Pinto" is a Spanish word and means something like "painted". Dimensions: 16 x 4 x 10.5 cm. Not suitable for children under 3 years. Recommended age: 3-8