b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
j)
of a horse, is considered undesirable if it is below the
standard described under Rule 11.1 to 11.3.
The number and degree of undesirable characteristics,
and or defects present in a horse, will determine
whether or not it is acceptable to the Association for
registration or recording.
Excessive White: The Quarter Horse has long been
recognised, identified and promoted as a solid coloured
horse and does occasionally produce offspring with
excessive white markings, beyond the lines shown in
Diagram 1, but may be considered for registration
subject to the horse‟s pedigree. However, the horse
must successfully complete the Overo Lethal White
gene test to be considered for registration.
Photos of the horse are required to be sent with
application;
Balance: Any imbalance in proportion which affects the
appearance, symmetry or movement of the horse;
Temperament: Nervous, intractable;
Movement: Any characteristic which interferes with
balanced, active movement of the horse such as:
i) splints or other bone conditions accompanied by
lameness;
ii) stringhalt;
iii) broken wind and roaring.
Umbilical Hernia
Neck and Head: Diagram 2
Body: Diagram 3
Limbs: Diagram 4
Diagram 1
Diagram 2
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