What does MNF mean in UNCLASSIFIED

Magnolia Number Foal (MNF) is a unique identification system used to track and manage horses within the Magnolia State Foal Registry program. It consists of a series of numbers and letters that provide detailed information about the foal's origin, breeder, and registration status.

An MNF is assigned to each foal upon its registration with the Magnolia State Foal Registry. The number is typically a combination of the year of birth, the breeder's identification code, and a unique sequential number.

An MNF typically includes the following information:

• Year of the foal's birth
• Breeder's registration number
• Foal's sequential registration number
• State of registration (MS for Magnolia State)
• Foal's breed (if applicable)

An MNF is crucial for the following reasons:

• It provides a unique and permanent identification for each horse.
• It allows for accurate tracking and documentation of the horse's lineage and ownership history.
• It facilitates the registration and transfer of horse ownership.
• It supports the preservation of breed integrity and genetic diversity.

To obtain an MNF, you must register your foal with the Magnolia State Foal Registry. The registration process typically involves submitting an application form, providing proof of ownership, and paying a registration fee.

While an MNF is not legally required for all horses in the Magnolia State, it is highly recommended for horses that are registered with the Magnolia State Foal Registry or participating in organized horse activities.