Abstract
This article discusses some new thoughts on the pathogenesis of four unusual equine dermatoses: reticulated leukotrichia, hyper-esthetic leukotrichia, mane and tail dystrophy, and linear alopecia of the Quarter Horse. Although many of the thoughts contained herein are speculative, it is hoped that they stimulate discussion among those of us interested in the wonderful world of equine dermatology. More importantly, it is hoped that they stimulate further investigation and research. These diseases represent only the tip of the iceberg pf what we don't know about equine skin diseases!
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