1. A horse with a dull yellowish-brown or tan coat, often with a dark mane and tail.
Usage: chiefly North American; equestrian

1. Of or relating to the dull yellowish-brown color of a claybank horse.
Usage: chiefly North American

Examples

• The rancher's claybank mare was known for her steady temperament.
• He rode a claybank gelding across the prairie.
• The claybank color is common in Quarter Horses.
• She preferred claybank horses because of their durability in harsh climates.
• The old photograph showed a claybank stallion standing in the corral.