| Breeders of Canada's National Horse THE CANADIAN HORSE Le Cheval Canadien |
Currently, all Canadians must be DNA verified and identified with a tattoo or electronic implant of
its corresponding bloodline in order to be registered.
A registered name has three parts which it must contain:
1) First part of the name is the herd (ranch or farm) name that owned the mare at the time of
breeding
2) Second or middle part of the name is of the sire which was bred to the mare.
3) Third or given name is based on the year it was foaled. For this, a letter of the alphabet has
been assigned to each year. i.e; 2002 - 'M' : Mouse, 2006 - 'S': Sydney
its corresponding bloodline in order to be registered.
A registered name has three parts which it must contain:
1) First part of the name is the herd (ranch or farm) name that owned the mare at the time of
breeding
2) Second or middle part of the name is of the sire which was bred to the mare.
3) Third or given name is based on the year it was foaled. For this, a letter of the alphabet has
been assigned to each year. i.e; 2002 - 'M' : Mouse, 2006 - 'S': Sydney
For example:
Morr-McNaughton Lou II Sydney (pictured here)
1) The Mare belonged to us (Morr-McNaughton Stables) at the time of breeding.
2) She was bred to Pineview D'Heritage Lou II.
3) Sydney was born in the year 2006.
Morr-McNaughton Lou II Sydney (pictured here)
1) The Mare belonged to us (Morr-McNaughton Stables) at the time of breeding.
2) She was bred to Pineview D'Heritage Lou II.
3) Sydney was born in the year 2006.
