[Charboo]

This tolter has been in some nasty fights back in it's day. You can tell from the stripes that appear as brindling.

Username: husky.
Name: Arsenia
Gender: Mare
Eye color; Blind
Sire: N/a
Dam: N/a
Offspring: N/a

[Captain Chomp]

Username: Champion.
Name: Dakota
Gender:stallion
Halter color: orange fading to black with white in it
Is the 'bridling' scars? If not what? Yes they're scars

[GallopingHowl]

Username: GallopingHowl
Name: Strokes across Sunset // Salem
Gender: Stallion
Halter color: Sunset color
Is the 'bridling' scars? If not what? Nope, they cannot be scars do to the palomino, cremello, buckskin, dun, or or roan coloring on the brindle stripes. They are actually a just the marking brindle.

[OutdatedBoombox]

Username: Chibi~Predator
Name: Eerie
Gender: stallion
Halter color: blue black
Is the 'bridling' scars? If not what?; no, they're brindling

[husky.]

Username: husky.
Name: Arsenia
Gender: Mare
Halter color: Balck and gold
Is the 'bridling' scars? If not what? It is betadine or iodine stains from treating the scratches she received, and the liquid has run down her body leaving red streaks. It's quite hard to get out once it's there, especially on white hairs.

[Charboo]

Username: husky.
Name: Arsenia
Gender: Mare
Halter color: Balck and gold
Is the 'bridling' scars? If not what? It is betadine or iodine stains from treating the scratches she received, and the liquid has run down her body leaving red streaks. It's quite hard to get out once it's there, especially on white hairs.

Wow, i didn't think someone would get it that quickly! Congrats!

[husky.]

Ohmigosh, I've had plenty of experiences with horses and betadine, it gets everywhere and stains everything, so I guess it was what came to mind when you said it might not be markings. Aha, thank you, Char <3