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| Cowjazz - 2013-11-24 6:04 PM
Are you talking "REGISTERED" as in a Registration , or "Transfered" as in already registered and change of ownership?
I'm not sure!! I am all confused now! Thinking about it. If I have to GET her transferred she'd already be registered right??? |
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| Bibliafarm - 2013-11-24 6:04 PM
the lady that didnt send them in is who you bought her from?
No, she went to one lady after the man, to another then me. So only 4 people. |
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Location: Texas | What do you have in your posession? What does it say? Does SHE have a registered name and number?
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Location: Florida.. | http://americashorsedaily.com/how-to-register-an-older-horse/#.UpKVS8SURwQ
seems you need a signature as AQHA said..
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| Post a picture of the paper you have, as to me it sounds like she is registered, and you need to look at the papers see who the last owner listed on the papers, and that is who aqha has to contact and ask for a transfer.
To be done properly you need to have all the ownerships transferred that is 4 people you have to track down. |
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| Cowjazz - 2013-11-24 6:10 PM
What do you have in your posession? What does it say? Does SHE have a registered name and number?
I have a paper and a coggins with 'Dash Blue Sugar' in it. Scott Hiat ID 1295357 Bottinay ND.
Her registered and DNA tested parents.
'Twisty Hope Quincy' #2892470
'Quincy's Fancy Cat' #2897418
Breeder Curtis Fisher JR ID 1692404 Bismark ND.
At the top of the sun bleached paper I have. It says 'Registration Application'.
THEN I have a letter FROM the AQHA to a Patricia Long, of Sparta MO. It had nothing in it, just the envelope.
I can't make out a registration number I can't see that part of the paper. |
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Location: Texas | I didn't find a registered horse under that name. What you seem to have is an application for registration which means "Not Registered at this time." She is way too old to register now. |
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| Cowjazz - 2013-11-24 6:23 PM
I didn't find a registered horse under that name. What you seem to have is an application for registration which means "Not Registered at this time." She is way too old to register now.
The AQHA told me as long as her parents are DNA tested and I can get him to sign it then I could get her registered?? |
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| I have the photo's but I am not sure if they'll upload. I don't know how to resize either. |
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Location: Florida.. | BaylenJaxs - 2013-11-24 7:25 PM Cowjazz - 2013-11-24 6:23 PM I didn't find a registered horse under that name. What you seem to have is an application for registration which means "Not Registered at this time." She is way too old to register now. The AQHA told me as long as her parents are DNA tested and I can get him to sign it then I could get her registered??
so what is your question?I guess Im confused. |
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Location: Texas | I would doubt due to her age that parents were DNA'd. ANother thing is the Cost to register her. $540 for a non member, $500 for Member . 50 for her DNA test and a $15 transfer from the breeder to owner. The youngest foal would have been from 2002. These parents are 1990 models, and have likely been dropped from the systems due to age.
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| Cowjazz - 2013-11-24 6:31 PM
I would doubt due to her age that parents were DNA'd. ANother thing is the Cost to register her. $540 for a non member, $500 for Member . 50 for her DNA test and a $15 transfer from the breeder to owner.
I called th AQHA personally and had them check. She said bot sire and dam were DNA tested. This is a big giant crap of a mess. All because someone wouldn't send in papers. To much headache. |
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| https://scontent-b-dfw.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn2/v/s720x720/1420652_... << Paper.
https://scontent-b-dfw.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn2/v/s720x720/1481325_... < Coggins
https://scontent-b-dfw.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-frc1/v/s720x720/1420046_... < Evelope.
https://scontent-b-dfw.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn2/v/s720x720/1481794_... << Information paper that came with her. |
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| Had a thought. Is there anyway if you can look up, if her mom had a foal in 1997?? I filly?? |
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Location: Texas | I personally wouldn't mess with it. For some reason someone loaded her info into the Allbreedpedigree.com database as registered? Why do you need her papers now?
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| Cowjazz - 2013-11-24 6:40 PM
I personally wouldn't mess with it. For some reason someone loaded her info into the Allbreedpedigree.com database as registered? Why do you need her papers now?
I added her on there. I've got someone looking it up. I want her papers or to get her registered because I would like to breed her. I don't want a grade foal. I want a foal with nice pedigree just encase I ever have to sell. |
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| If I look at a horse for sale, THE FIRST THING that I do is check the ownership with AQHA. If the papers are not in order I move on to the next horse.
You clearly bought the horse as unregistered. If you look at AQHA rules, it is the SELLER"S responsibility to transfer the papers. The horse was never registered or transferred after 15 years. AQHA is going to create problems for the original owner. I would be a little reluctant to help you either.
I NEVER have a problem with AQHA because I have my papers BACK in 10 days after I buy them. My foals are registered within two weeks after they are born. I have their papers back in 10 days also. (with parentage verified) |
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Location: Texas | There is one registered sorrel filly 1997 from that cross. Her name is "Hopes Fancy Cat". Allbreed shows three foals in 1997 for that cross. |
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| Honeymoney - 2013-11-24 6:48 PM
If I look at a horse for sale, THE FIRST THING that I do is check the ownership with AQHA. If the papers are not in order I move on to the next horse.
You clearly bought the horse as unregistered. If you look at AQHA rules, it is the SELLER"S responsibility to transfer the papers. The horse was never registered or transferred after 15 years. AQHA is going to create problems for the original owner. I would be a little reluctant to help you either.
I NEVER have a problem with AQHA because I have my papers BACK in 10 days after I buy them. My foals are registered within two weeks after they are born. I have their papers back in 10 days also. (with parentage verified)
I'm all new to this registration thing. All I am trying to do is figure it out. Is she registered or is she not or can I get it done. The AQHA said I could. I'm about done with this though, its been more headache then anything. Its not worth it. |
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| Cowjazz - 2013-11-24 6:52 PM
There is one registered sorrel filly 1997 from that cross. Her name is "Hopes Fancy Cat". Allbreed shows three foals in 1997 for that cross.
That's what I found too. I am thinking that might be here and the papers I have were papers that weren't ever sent in and they go new ones etc. I'm gonna call the AQHA up tomorrow and see if I can get anymore information. I have a friend getting ready to look it up too. So maybe, doubt it though. |
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