Splash is a white marking that appears to "spilling" upward from the horse's legs or face.
Splash can be totally hidden. It can also cause high white on one or all legs, or the spreading of face markings.
Splash's borders should be crisp and somewhat jagged, without holes or cut-outs.
If Splash only touches the bottom of the tailbone, it may cause only the bottom half of the tail to be white.

Genotype: Spl_
Locus:  Not shared with any known genes

• Coat: Splash is a white marking.
• Mane and Tail: White where touching marking.
• Skin: Pink underneath marking.
• Eyes: Can cause blue eyes, even if the marking is not touching the face.
• Hooves: Cream where touching marking.

Range:

• Minimum: Splash can be completely hidden.
• Maximum: White marking covering all legs, face, and underside of body with the base color showing only on the topline. Splash may only "touch" at the topline in one place, for no longer than the horse's head; the rest of the topline must be visible.