Muddy? A bit scary, the way he's resisting the headcollar, no?
I think he's just grey but greying out quite quickly? I could be wrong and he could be "blue roan" in old money, I don't know what they call that these days (fresh from the realisation we don't say "skewbald" and "piebald" any more!!) - but I don't think it looks like he has a dark enough base layer for that.
Although - I'm guessing he's part Clyde from the leg markings, do they come grey? I know they do roan!
I think he's just grey but greying out quite quickly? I could be wrong and he could be "blue roan" in old money, I don't know what they call that these days (fresh from the realisation we don't say "skewbald" and "piebald" any more!!) - but I don't think it looks like he has a dark enough base layer for that.
Although - I'm guessing he's part Clyde from the leg markings, do they come grey? I know they do roan!
I'm very un PC, I still call them skew/pie etc!
Isn't it all genetics related now and we're supposed to say tobiano, overo etc? I don't profess to know anything about them (I only have brown horses!) but I know a friend with a black and white patchy pony got vaaarrry offended when i called him a piebald...