sabino
- noun
- Jargon
- At the equestrian show, the sabino horse caught everyone's attention with its unique coat pattern that resembled a work of art.
Examples
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The sabino was admired for its distinctive appearance, particularly the irregular white edges that made it stand out among the other horses.
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The breeder was proud of his champion sabino mare with her striking white markings.
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Many horse enthusiasts admire the unique appearance of a sabino in the show ring.
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The foal was identified as a sabino because of its white legs and speckled face.
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Look at that sabino stallion in the field!
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I saw a beautiful sabino horse at the show.
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The horse named Flash is a beautiful sabino, with striking white spots on its coat and white markings on its legs.
Synonyms
A horse or pony with large white and colored patches on its coat
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sabino comes from the Spanish word sabino, long used to name a horse with irregular white spots, white legs, or a white face. So a sabino as a noun is simply a horse known for that white, speckled appearance.