The term 'Cream-Colored Horse' can be summarized as a Palomino, which is an 8-letter word. Palominos are a breed of horse that are characterized by their golden-colored coats and white manes and tails. They are often used in western riding disciplines such as reining, cutting, and working cow horse. Palominos are also popular in the show ring, where they are often seen competing in dressage, show jumping, and other English riding disciplines.