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CSI
Registration Divisions
The
following outline requirements for each CSI registry division:
1)
Curly Division (C). This Division is for horses that
are believed to be dominant gene Curlies. One or both parents
must exhibit curls and believed to be genetically dominant.
All horses registered in this Division will be eligible for
year end awards.
2) Smooth Division (S). This Division is for horses
who appear to have a smooth coat, but are known to have one
or both parents carrying the dominant curly gene. All horses
registered in this Division will be eligible for year end
awards.
3) Unknown Division (U). This
Division is for all curly haired horses who are thought to
be dominant gene curly horses but whose acutal pedigree unknown.
All horses registered in this Division will be eligible for
year end awards.
4)
Recessive Division (R). This Division is for horses
exhibiting curly characteristics, but with both parents showing
characteristics of a straight haired horse. All horses registered
in this division will be eligible for year end awards.
5)
Breeding Improvement Division (B). This Division is
for horses who are straight coated without a curly parent
or showing curly characteristics. Horses registered in this
Division are considered 'improvement' lines, bringing specific
qualities into a Curly Sport Horse breeding program. Participation
in CSI breeding stock inspections is strongly recommended
in order to validate the horse's ability to offer improvement
to the Curly Sporthorse.
Questions
about what division your cross bred foal belongs to? Please
see:CSI
Registration Divisions
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