The term 'Multicolored Equine' can be summarized as a roan, which is a horse with a coat of mixed white and colored hairs. Roans are usually chestnut or bay in color, and the white hairs are intermingled throughout the coat. Roans are often confused with grays, but the two colors are distinct. Grays have a coat that is predominantly white, while roans have a coat that is predominantly colored.