The mark consists of a painting of a horse and a jockey. The jockey is wearing a purple blazer with black buttons and a black neckline and a white shirt underneath, tan pants, and black boots with a brown rim on top. His face and hands are beige with shades of brown and his cheeks are pink. His hair is brown and his eyes are white and black. He has a black hat on and is holding a black and brown stick and the horse by the rein. The horse is brown with shades of black and he is dressed in a blanket and head piece that has a white and purple checker design with a black outline on it and where the checker design is outlined in red. The horse's mouth is grey with black and brown nostrils and a black line attached to the rein, which is red. The horse's eyes are black. In the background of the painting is a white building with a red roof and trim on the left side and blue and black windows, two brown and black horses in the center and several trees and bushes throughout the paining that are green, black, red, or brown. The ground is covered in green grass with patches of brown, and the sky is light blue with some white and red clouds on it. Above the image of the horse is the phrase "CHAMPION TREATS" in black, stylized upper case letters, written in two lines, on an arched orientation. On either side of the phrase is a contest ribbon with a black horse's head silhouette in the center, surrounded by a yellow border, then red ribbons, and placed on a blue background. The three ribbons extending downwards from the circular pieces are red, blue and yellow.