Arms of Pierre-Louis Lévesque
Blazon
Argent a chevron Vert between three horses' heads couped Gules;
Symbolism
The colours red, green and white are the racing colours of the stables owned by Mr. Lévesque. The horses’ heads symbolize the fact that he owns horses and that horses play a vital role in his life.
Crest of Pierre-Louis Lévesque
Blazon
A stallion rampant Argent holding between its forelegs a staff Or flotant therefrom a banner Argent a maple leaf between two pales Vert;
Symbolism
The stallion repeats the themes of the arms. The banner honours Mr. Lévesque’s late father, Louis-Joseph Lévesque, whose racing colours were green and white. The design on the banner is taken from a jockey’s jacket associated with the Lévesque stables.
Motto of Pierre-Louis Lévesque
Blazon
PRAETERITUM IMPERATOR FUTURAE;
Symbolism
PRAETERITUM IMPERATOR FUTURAE is a Latin phrase meaning “The past is the ruler of the future”.