Traits

The conduit appears as multiple chevrons along the leg (front, back, or sides) with the main hoof having a dip in the center.

A conduit consisting of 1 - 2 lines that fall in unusual shapes or placement. From asymmetrical layering to multiple points too complex to fall into the common category.

Beaded Conduits consist of two straight or wavy lines that are interrupted by simple "beads" or shapes in even portions, giving the illusion of "stitching" or beadwork.

A slashed conduit consists of 3 slashing shapes that resemble stripes.

Chevrons consist of two symmetrical shapes with a dip in the denter placed atop one another. These chevrons may be embelleshed with a small rounded diamond at the base of the shape, or above in the center.

A conduit in the shape of an "X".

A conduit consisting of a solid band that wraps fully around the neck.

A conduit in the unusual shape of a triangle. Such clean edges are an odd sight but have been showing up more and more as time goes on. Perhaps the result of fastidious augmenting.

The tri-shape conduit is composed of 3 shapes with the allowance of one small shape at the tip or end of the center shape. The shapes on the side evenly frame the center shape which should fall on the seam of the back.

A conduit consisting of a single large crest shape, with two adorning shapes on the side. A blaze most resembles fire but should be even on either side.

The sparrow conduit is composed of two fanning shapes on the shoulder blades that somewhat resemble small wings. Up to two small adorning conduit shapes may be placed between the points.

The pincer conduit is composed of one large pincering shape adorned with one smaller shape on either side or within the center. 

Abstract conduits are composed of shapes that don't necessarily fall into a single shape, with multiple points both straight and rounded, this conduit manifests in many forms. 

A catch all to any conduit that is asymmetrical, but doesn't hold enough complexity to be considered rare.

A conduit consisting of four mirrored shapes, two on either side of the back seam that are laid down in rounded or sharp shapes.

A classic spot type with an added layer. Spots of alternating colors land directly over the base spots, giving an outlined appearance. 

An unusual pattern that feels more accustoned to textires rather than a living creature. An even polka dot pattern covers a portion of the bab, can be gradiented, can be alternating colors.

Thick, condensed patches of spots that leave little of the undercoat visible where they lie. Reminiscent of giraffe spots.

A concentrated layering of oferlapping spots.  Often condensed at their origin, up to 3 layers of color.

A peculiar spot type where thin rings of spots cover portions of the bab, usually in even rows with some outliers.