Translation Help Please?

[Mimi Drake]

Another dog context question, this time, coat color description.  What does 'la liste' mean in this context? Thank, see below, Mimi Drake

pour la liste : Très inconstante, elle se limite le plus souvent au museau. La tête peut présenter un masque noir.>>

 

Translated it to:

 

for the ?? : Very inconsistent, it is limited most often to the muzzle. The head can have a black mask.

[Neil Coffey]

According to Larousse, "liste" is a "stripe of white hair between the forehead and nose of certain horses"...

 

I'm guessing that if you're into horses, this white stripe is absolutely vital for something, but I'm a bit clueless myself...

[Mimi Drake]

I was guessing 'blaze' or stripe - we are on the same wavelength, even if clueless. Thanks, Neil! Mimi

[Mimi Drake]

And here's another mystery, what is 'ladre important' in the following context, listing defects or  faults in the breed standard:

 

DÉFAUTS :

 

Tout écart par rapport à ce qui précède doit être considéré comme un défaut, qui sera sanctionné en fonction de sa gravité :

- aspect général lourd,

- crâne trop large,

- stop accentué,

- corps trop long,

- ladre important.

 

The literal translation is 'important miser', but that doesn't make sense. Thanks again.  Mimi Drake

[Erwan]

If you talk about someone then ladre means important miser.

If you talk about a horse then around its eyes, the tip of its nose or around its lips  are hairless.

[Mimi Drake]

This discussion was some time ago, but I have since discovered that "liste" can mean a star shape when it concerns a horse, such as a white star on its head.

[Ruth Pannell]

Still awkward.

How about,

"This is seen only occasionally, usually on the muzzle. The head might have a black mask."

[Mimi Drake]

Thanks, Ruth!