ðoʊz hˈɔːɹsᵻz mˈɑːɹkt wɪð ɐ sˌæn wɜː kˈɔːld sˈɪɡməˈælfəmjˈuːfˈaɪˈoʊmɪkɹənɹˈoʊˈælfəaɪˈoʊɾə, sˈæmfoːɹˌaɪ; ðoʊz wɪð ɐ kˈɑːpə, , kˈɑːpeɪʃɪˌaɪ; ænd ðoʊz wɪð ɐn ˈɑːksᵻz hˈɛd, bˈeɪɾəˈoʊmɪkɹənˈʊpsɪlənkˈæpəˈɛpsɪlənfˈaɪˈælfəlˈæmdəˈoʊmɪkɹˌɑːnaɪˈoʊɾə, bjˈuːseɪfˌælɔɪ.
Those horses marked with a San were called Σαμφόραι, Samphórai; those with a Koppa, , Koppatíai; and those with an ox's head, Βουκέφαλοι, Bucéphaloi.