Fewspot is a white marking that covers the body, with the base coat barely showing through at all.
Only a small number of spots are possible, and should be mostly located on the hocks/knees, fetlocks, groin and elbow areas.
Color around the muzzle and eyes is possible. Spots should never be larger than the horse's eye.

Genotype: LpLp patnpatn
Locus:  Fewspot is part of the Leopard Complex group of patterns, along with Snowflake, Snowcap, Blanket, Leopard, and Varnish Roan.

• Coat: Fewspot is a white marking.
• Mane and Tail: White except where touching spots. May create a gradient effect.
• Skin: May cause pink speckled skin.
• Eyes: Not affected.
• Hooves: May cause tan-striped hooves.

Range:

• Minimum: A white body with only a few small freckles of visible base color near the elbows or groin.
• Maximum: A white body with speckled color visible on the knees, hocks, groin and elbow areas, and near the eyes and muzzle, with a small number of freckles visible on the body.