The Gypsy Horse, also known as the Gypsy Cob, Colored Cob, and Tinker Horse, is a horse breed originally developed by Romanichal peoples native to the British Isles. As recently as 1996, the Gypsy horse had no stud book or breed registry. However, it is now considered a breed with multiple worldwide breed associations dedicated to it. It is a small draft breed, popularly recognized for its abundant leg feathering and common black and white, or "piebald," coat color, though it can be of any other color as well.