Stud Book Registration – Mares

If horse's name is already taken, you will be contacted to choose another.

This section must be completed in full by all applicants.

White markings, whorls and scars ONLY. Please be specific about the location of face and leg markings. For example, "white to hock", " star and stripe conjoined" or "white bottom lip". Examples of white head markings are: Star: any white marking on the forehead. Stripe: narrow white marking running down the nose. Snip: white marking in the vicinity of nostrils. Blaze: wide white marking covering most of the face. Examples of leg markings are: Sock to fetlock. Stocking to above knee. Stocking to hock.

**All horses must be either branded and/ or michrochiped** Any brand is acceptable. Some common descriptions for brands include: Lazy: letter or number on it's side. Conjoined: two letters joined together. Script: cursive lettering. Over: when one letter or number sits above the other.

Please Note: Breeder’s names cannot be included on registration certificates without their written authorisation. If you are not the breeder of this horse, please upload a written declaration from the breeder to confirm that they give permission for their name to be published. Click here for a Breeders Declaration Formhttp://ccsha.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Breeders-Declaration_V1_06.07.17.pdf. Alternatively, you can upload a letter or email from the breeder. If you are unable to contact the breeder or the breeder does not want their details included on the registration certificate, this information will be recorded as UNKNOWN.

By completing this form I declare that the information given is true and correct in all particulars. I have a genuine belief that the horse described above is a part Clydesdale horse and is not a full bred Clydesdale.