It looks nearly too faultless to be true but rendering to the Daily Mail, this mount was born with his own perfect white gumshoe riding on his back. The unique design in his hair looks like additional horse, equestrian up his shock from his left shoulder joint. Born in May at Flying Hall riding university at Robin Hood’s Bay, North Yorkshire, the horse’s proprietors called him Da Vinci, vocation the odd pattern a ‘work of rated Vinci was a astonishment to Wendy Bulmer, who runs the equestrian school. I accepted his ma at a sale and didn’t know she was in foal so that was a bit of a astonishment, says Bulmer. be situated very satisfied at first but he is so warm and the kids love hamada Vinci has a shelter near his mane that arrivals like the shape of another horse. The honey horse and the rare pattern invented as a surprise to owner Wendy Bulmer.