Full Cannon: A full marking to the area of the knee on the
foreleg and to the area of the hock on the hind leg.
It is an extended sock.
Roan Patches, Patches or Scattered White Hair: Areas
with white hair scattered through the basic body
colour and which do not have underlying light
coloured skin.
Patches of Darker Coloured Hair: Concentrated areas in
which the hair has a darker pigmentation than the
surrounding hair of its basic body colour.
Dark Spots: Patches of dark hair (or basic body colour)
within white markings.
Other White Markings (Body Patches and Spots):
Areas of white hair with underlying white skin.
c) Brands: Branding is not compulsory. If you decide to
brand your horse it is necessary to comply with State
legislation and/or Jockey Club requirements.
d) Identification: All horses to be accepted in the Stud
Book or the Appendix Registry must be visibly
identifiable. Microchips are acceptable as secondary
identification. All whorls must be identified on the
application for registration.
e) Inspection: If in the opinion of the Association there is
a justifiable cause for inspection of an animal, the
inspection will be carried out at the applicant‟s or the
registered owner‟s expense.
19. GENETIC DISORDERS
19.1 Scientific Testing: The Association may require, at its
sole discretion, scientific testing to determine the incidence
of genetic disorders.
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