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US 2023/0217894 A1Published application
Horse information and identification system
OwnerNancy J. Thomas, Alan D. Thomasinventors
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Abstract
Systems and devices in accordance with embodiments provide one or more tags for use with horses and/or riders, to provide readily-visible and accessible horse or rider information. For example, a horse tag is configured to be semi-permanently affixed to a portion of a mane and includes one or more strips of fluorescent material and/or a reflective, recognizable symbol indicating information about the horse is available.
Claims17
An identification system comprising:
- a first tag portion having a substantially rectangular shape, a first edge, a second edge, and a third edge, the first tag portion including a first tag area and an aperture proximate the third edge;
- a first strip of fluorescent material on a first edge of the first tag portion and a second strip of fluorescent material on a second edge of the first tag portion;
- a first display of information associated with a horse on the first tag area;
- a strap removably coupled to the first tag portion through the aperture, the strap having a buckle affixed to a first end, a keeper affixed proximate the buckle, a free end opposite the first end, and a plurality of buckling apertures between the first end and the free end;
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- the buckle configured to removably couple with the free end of the strap at one of the plurality of buckling apertures such that the strap is configured to move from a buckled state to an unbuckled state and back to the buckled state, wherein the strap is configured to removably couple with a mane of the horse when in the buckled state,
- wherein the free end of the strap is threaded through the keeper when the strap is in the buckled state.
- a first tag portion in a substantially rectangular shape, including a first tag area;
- a first strip of fluorescent material on a first edge of the first tag portion;
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- a first display of information associated with a horse on the first tag area.
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A tag system for use with a horse, comprising:
- a tag comprising a front panel attached to a back panel to form a pocket, the pocket having a pocket opening at a side of the tag, strap apertures formed through each of the front panel and the back panel proximate the side of the tag at the pocket opening;
- a plastic sleeve configured to be received within the pocket and provide a water-proof barrier to articles contained within the plastic sleeve;
- an insert removably received within the plastic sleeve, the insert including rider information written on the insert and associated with a rider of the horse;
- a strap configured to form a closed loop, the strap having a buckle at a first end and extending to a free end, the strap having a plurality of apertures between the free end and the buckle for forming closed loops of different sizes, the strap extending through the strap apertures of the front panel and the back panel to secure the insert within the pocket, wherein when the loop is closed the insert cannot be removed from the pocket;
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- a medically-related indication on the front panel.
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A tag system for use with a horse comprising:
- a horse having a mane;
- a tag having a pocket containing a display of contact information the tag having a plurality of strips of fluorescent material affixed along a plurality of sides of the tag, and a reflective material affixed to a front face of the tag, the pocket having a pocket opening;
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- a strap extending through the tag at the pocket opening to secure the insert within the pocket, the strap having a buckle affixed to a first end and a free end configured to detachably couple to the buckle, the strap having an unbuckled state where the free end is uncoupled with the buckle and may be threadably disengaged from the tag and a buckled state where the free end is detachably coupled to the buckle to form a closed-loop around a portion of the mane.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.