English: Bay horse, Dorat, Doria, a horse whose body fur is brown with a black mane, tail, edges of the ears and the lower part of the legs. Dorats are the most common breed of horse, without the black patches of fur, a horse cannot be considered a dorat. The black parts can sometimes be covered with white markings which still does not change the classification of the horse as a dorat. Dorats have dark skin except under the white markings, where their skin is pink. Genetically, dorat occurs when a horse carries the agouti gene and a black base coat. Adding other genes creates other fur colors.

English: Bay horse with brown body, fur with a black mane, tail, edges, down legs in a meadow.