This foal may look like a dalmatian but Domino is a dazzling mule
"Aurelio Patch"
(2020-04-21)
At first glance, you might be forgiven for thinking this horse had adopted a dalmatian.
But the little black and สอนรำพื้นบ้าน white beauty staying close to his mother's side is actually a mule called Domino.
He was born at a farm in Somerset on Thursday - and his owners were so dazzled by his novel looks they shared photos of him online.
Pictured: Pandora with her new and unusual baby, spotted mule Domino
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Pictured: Pandora with her new and unusual baby, spotted mule Domino
Domino's mother is a spotted mare called Pandora, and his father is a rescue donkey called Pablo who used to live on Paul Webber's farm in Axbridge.
Mr Webber said Domino inherited his spots from his mother. Mr Webber, 60, said yesterday: 'We are lucky to have had a spotted foal - they don't usually come out that way.'
He added that Domino's birth was a 'lovely surprise' as he had not thought Pandora - his 18-year-old daughter Niamh's horse - was pregnant.
This foal may look like a dalmatian but Domino is a dazzling mule
"Aurelio Patch" (2020-04-21)
At first glance, you might be forgiven for thinking this horse had adopted a dalmatian.He was born at a farm in Somerset on Thursday - and his owners were so dazzled by his novel looks they shared photos of him online.
Pictured: Pandora with her new and unusual baby, spotted mule Domino
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Pictured: Pandora with her new and unusual baby, spotted mule Domino
Domino's mother is a spotted mare called Pandora, and his father is a rescue donkey called Pablo who used to live on Paul Webber's farm in Axbridge.
Mr Webber said Domino inherited his spots from his mother. Mr Webber, 60, said yesterday: 'We are lucky to have had a spotted foal - they don't usually come out that way.'
He added that Domino's birth was a 'lovely surprise' as he had not thought Pandora - his 18-year-old daughter Niamh's horse - was pregnant.