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- Dun -

The skin of a dun horse is dark, but the coat color is a dark beige or biscuit color. They have black points, a dark dorsal stripe, and they can have dark wither stripes or zebra stripes on the legs. Duns vary in shades, and a creamy-yellow coat is called yellow dun.

 

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