Sources of French Text
- (English) Schmitz, Nancy, Alexis le Trotteur, The Canadian Encyclopedia, consulté le 5 janvier 2005.
- (French) Barbeau, Marius, Le Saguenay légendaire. Montréal : Librairie Beauchemin, 1967.
- (French) Savard, Félix-Antoine. L'Abatis. Montréal : Fides, 1969.
- (French) Gauthier, Serge, Le légendaire Alexis Lapointe dit le Trotteur (1860-1924). Mythes et réalités au sujet du Cheval du Nord. Encyclobec, consulté le 5 janvier 2005.
- (French) Le Phare Été 1999 - Nº 37, consulté le 5 janvier 2005.
- (French) Larouche, Jean-Claude, Lapointe, Alexis, dit Alexis le trotteur, Dictionnaire Biographique du Canada en ligne,, consulté le 6 janvier 2005.
- (French) Gaudreau, Serge, 12 janvier 1924 - Décès d'Alexis Lapointe, dit «le Trotteur», Bilan du siècle, Université de Sherbrooke,, visité le 6 janvier 2005.
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