How To Register Your American Miniature Horse from the AMHA | Page 16
LEG & FACE MARKINGS
Now that you have identified the color of your horse, it is time to note any white leg or face markings that make it
unique. This is just one more way that helps identify your horse throughout its life.
PLEASE NOTE: If your horse is a Pinto or a Pintaloosa, the AMHA does not record the leg or facial markings. We use
the body white on those horses to identify them. If your horse is Pinto or Pintaloosa, you can skip this step.
Here are some diagrams that show the most commonly identified leg and face markings:
LEG MARKINGS
Right Front
Right Hind
Left Front
A space is provided on the Registration
Application for you to identify any unique leg
markings on each leg. If your horse does not
have any leg white to identify, just leave this
section blank.
Left Hind
HEAD
MARKINGS
Head markings refers to the white coloring on a horse's face. There are
various unique markings that are commonly seen in horses which vary
from a few white hairs to a full bald face. Please identify any head
markings your horse may have in this section.
Mane & Tail
Color:
This space is for you to write in the mane and tail color
of your horse if you so choose. Many times the coat
color dictates the color of the horses' mane and tail, but
it can be the same or different color than the body. It
can also be mixed colors.
Don't forget - if you have any questions regarding your horse's markings or how to properly identify
them, we are here to help! Just call 817.783.5600 or email [email protected]. Once we see
photos of your horse we can guide you through this process.