Cicatricum

Cicatricum is a marking that causes stripe-like markings on the face, legs, shoulders, and tail. The striping should come no higher than the elbows and knees on the legs. Unlike Lynx, Cicatricum does not darken the face or legs, and only adds stripes. It is similar to dun in horses.

Examples

Ranges

Rule: This Marking may be present anywhere within the orange range provided above. Anything in grey is an illegal range.

Guidelines

►Edge: This marking should be Hard-edged or Soft-edged; the stripes should also never touch, and should taper off into a sharp point

►Color: This marking may be lighter or darker than the base coat, black, or white

►Range: This Marking may be present anywhere within the orange range provided above. Anything in grey is an illegal range.

Good Examples