Clydesdale Cross Sport Horse Association Inc.

Email: registrar@ccsha.com

HORSE MARKINGS DIAGRAM

Please indicate all markings described above on the following diagram. Please use blue or black ink ONLY. Scars should be indicate with an X, whorls with a O.

MARKING TERMINOLOGY

Any of the following markings that join into one larger marking, are described as conjoined (e.g. white star and stripe conjoined).

White Head Markings

• Star: Any white marking on the forehead

• Stripe: Narrow white marking running down nose

• Snip: White marking in vicinity of nostrils

• Blaze: Wide white marking covering most of face

White Leg Markings

Please be specific about the location of any white leg markings (e.g. white to coronet / fetlock / above or below knee)

Brands

Any brand is acceptable. Some common descriptors for brands

• Lazy: Letter or number on their side

• Conjoined: Two letters or numbers joined together

• Script: Cursive letter

• Over: When one letter or number

Clydesdale Cross Sport Horse Association Inc.No. A0046657H

PO Box 318, Whittlesea, VIC, 3757

registrar@ccsha.com Web: www.ccsha.com

HORSE MARKINGS DIAGRAM

Please indicate all markings described above on the following diagram. Please use blue or black ink ONLY. Scars should be

that join into one larger marking, are described as conjoined (e.g. white star and stripe conjoined).

Any white marking on the forehead

Narrow white marking running down nose

White marking in vicinity of nostrils

Wide white marking covering most of face

Please be specific about the location of any white leg markings (e.g. white to coronet / fetlock / above or below knee)

Any brand is acceptable. Some common descriptors for brands include:

Letter or number on their side

Two letters or numbers joined together

When one letter or number, is placed over another

Clydesdale Cross Sport Horse Association Inc.

www.ccsha.com

Please indicate all markings described above on the following diagram. Please use blue or black ink ONLY. Scars should be

that join into one larger marking, are described as conjoined (e.g. white star and stripe conjoined).

Please be specific about the location of any white leg markings (e.g. white to coronet / fetlock / above or below knee)