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Facial markings Blaze: a wide white stripe down the middle of the face. Strip, stripe, or race: a narrow white stripe down the middle of the face. Bald face: a very wide blaze, extending to or past the eyes. Star: a white marking between or above the eyes. Snip: a white marking on the muzzle, between the nostrils.
Color is one example. Horse breeds such as the Appaloosa and American Paint Horse have distinct color patterns and markings. Both breed organizations provide examples of these coat patterns and markings. Another way to determine what breed of horse you own would be to look at its pedigree.
A brand is both a symbol of ownership and the trademark of an operation. Heres the history behind horse brands and how to read them. This brand would be read as Box O and represents Ranching Heritage Breeder of the Year Box O Quarter Horses in Nebraska.
While youll find most brands on the left hip, some ranches will brand other areas of a horses body, and each brand tells a story. For example, at the Tongue River Ranch, the ranchs iconic crooked T goes on their horses left hip, the year on their left buttock and the stallion number on the right buttock.
BRANDING REQUIREMENTS For registration purposes, horses must carry a Stock Brand and numeral brands, consisting of an Identification Number (top number) and a Foaling Season Year Number (bottom number) with the foaling season year beginning 1st August.
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The identifying number signifies the order in which horses born in the same foaling season were branded with the same stock brand. If a number of horses are being branded with the same Stock Brand and Foaling Season Number 3, the horses would be branded 1 over 3, 2 over 3, 3 over 3, etc.
Tattoos, brands, freeze marks, scars, and pin-firing marks are the most common examples. The location and shape of these marks are sometimes also described as markings. On plain- colored horses without natural white markings, these features can be very useful along with hair whorls to identify a horse.
Blood Typing and DNA testing It is the only sure way of identifying a horse. Lip tattoos, freeze brands, and markings can change over time or be altered.

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