A Sorrel Overo Paint Mare is a female horse with a distinct coat pattern that features irregular patches of color, with white markings often covering the back and sides of the horse, and a reddish-brown coat color, commonly referred to as "sorrel." The Paint breed is known for its colorful coat patterns and versatility in various disciplines. Overo is another gene pattern that results in irregular white patches that tend to be vertical, jagged-edged, and can overlap the horse's body. Sorrel Overo Paint Mares are highly sought after for their striking appearance and versatility. They are often used for pleasure riding, ranch work, and show events such as reining, cutting, and western pleasure. They are known for their intelligence, agility, and willing nature, making them great companions for riders of all levels.