Spotted Sires

Many spotted mules are the result of spotted jacks bred to solid-colored mares.  These mules have a "modified donkey spot" pattern.  It resembles some of the overo patterning more than any other pinto types.  These mules are simply referred to as "Spotted" since Paint is a breed, and pinto is a horse term.  Many Spotted mules may be nearly white, with dark areas over the back, while the low-end of white markings is white on the face and legs, (like sabino in horses, or Masked Spotted in Donkeys).

Pokey - out of a red roan Quarter mare, by a black & white spotted jack (Pokey is bay with some roaning on the hips).

Foxy Lady, by a spotted jack and out of a Palomino mare.

Samantha Peggy.  Her dam is a solid black Shetland, her sire spotted.

Mr Mose, out of a bay roan QH mare, sired by a spotted Mammoth jack.

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(Below) This is Ears to Aussie.  Sired by a spotted jack, and out of a bay half Morgan mare.  This is typical of the modified Donkey Spot Pattern.  Go to the NEXT page to see other examples of this patterning.