The mark consists of Design element: a horse head from a left profile view sits within a circle. The horse's neck is within the circle and the right half of the circle's boundary is shared with horse neck. In the upper left quadrant at approximately 135 degrees on the circle the horse's ears exit the circle. In the lower left quadrant at approximately 215 degrees on the circle the horse's nose exits the circle. The horse has a muscle line that runs as a single curved line parallel to the circle from the top left to bottom right quadrant. A single eye shaped like an oval with pointed ends is visible in the upper left quadrant. The ears in the upper left quadrant are roughly triangular and partially overlap. At the boundary of the upper left and upper right quadrants is a curved line representing the jawline. In the lower left quadrant on the nose is a single nostril and it is roughly oval shaped. Literal elements: The only literal element is the name "BALIUS" in all capitals. It sits centered below the circle and extends roughly beyond the width of the circle by approximately 25% of the circle's diameter on each side. The 'B' in Balius is 10% larger than the other letters and the font is Georgia.