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Overo

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Overo
Spanish-American name for a coat color in a horse. A broken colored horse in which white coat is continuous over the body but there is pigmented hair continuously from the ears to the tail. Matings between two of these horses produces a high ratio of foals with atresia of gut segments. Called also paint horses. See also tobiano.
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