Replacement vs. Duplicate Certificate
March 20, 2012
When to pick up the pieces and when to start from scratch.
AQHA has certain policies regarding lost or damaged registration certificates. And there’s a big difference between duplicating and replacing! The main difference is money. And we’re all looking for ways to save money these days. A replacement certificate requires the old certificate and a $15 fee. A duplicate certificate requires a form, pictures, current membership and a $30 fee. So when can you replace rather than duplicate?
A tale that comes to mind with regards to the need for a new certificate. An AQHA member called in, asking what steps she needed to take to receive a new registration certificate. You see, her dog had eaten her horse’s certificate – or most of it anyways. (Yes, it’s true!) This customer needed to submit a replacement request. The steps to correct/replace a registration certificate are listed below:
- Don’t throw away what’s left of the certificate.
- Make sure you can see either the horse’s registered name or number. (If not, you’ll need to file for a duplicate.)
- Mail what’s left of your old certificate to AQHA with a $15 replacement fee. It’s also a good idea to include a note telling AQHA what needs to be done with the certificate.
- A current AQHA membership is not required to file a certificate replacement request.
It’s that easy! Now, sometimes there’s no way around it. If your pooch swallowed all but the upper right-hand corner (we heartily request that you do not follow him around with a bucket afterwards…), you just cannot find that certificate or your brother-in-law came to visit and really needed kindling for the fireplace, then you need to file for a duplicate:
- Fill out an AQHA affidavit for duplicate certificate.
- Snap five photos of your horse.
- Make sure your AQHA membership is current and mail it in with a $30 fee.
Both are just about as easy as they can be to accomplish, plus help you and AQHA keep records current! Have questions or a funny story about one of your horse’s papers? Share your story below.
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January 27th, 2009 at 4:59 pm
My husband bought a horse about 5 years ago & never registered it under his name, & that never occurred to him until the previous owner passed away & he went to find the paper work on his horse only to discover he had lost it. Now what does he do?
January 28th, 2009 at 9:11 am
I too am in a similar situation. I bought a horse 2+ years ago, got the transfer and certificiate. Just didn’t get the transfer sent in and have now figured out that it is now lost. I’ve found an address for the previous owner. The affidavit say they need to have a notary, is that the case. You do not mention that in the above article.
January 28th, 2009 at 9:26 am
Fran and Robert, thank you both for your comment! You will need to obtain and complete an Affidavit for Duplicate Certificate and submit it to AQHA along with a completed transfer report. AQHA will then re-print the certificate and transfer the horse into your name. If you will notice, the Affidavit contains two parts. Part one must be filled out and signed infront of a notary by the seller-a.k.a. current owner on AQHA records. Part two must be filled out and signed infront of a notary by you. In the case of a deceased owner, you will need to make sure they have a personal representative on file with AQHA. You can find out this information-and what steps to take if they do not- by calling AQHA at 806-376-4811 Monday-Friday 8-5 CST.
Thank you!
AQHA Customer Service
Kayla Randall
January 28th, 2009 at 4:57 pm
When I bought my horse in September 2008, his papers were already torn and raggedy. I was surprised when I sent in the transfer that they weren’t replaced at that time. When I pulled them out to do show copies for this year they tore some more. One call to the office and I knew how to submit a request for replacement. What I wasn’t told was how long the turn around time would be. I sent them on January 2. I called on the 15th to make sure they had been received and was told they has just been scheduled for processing. Today, still no papers. Another call and I was told they had still not been processed. I asked how I was supposed to show with no papers. After a very long wait on hold, I was told they would go to the printer tomorrow and I should have them next week. I wonder how long I would wait if I hadn’t enquired after them? Yes, I did keep a copy of them before I sent them off, but sometimes we are required to show originals.
January 28th, 2009 at 7:21 pm
Last September “Old Cowtown Museum” in Wichita Ks gifted an American Quarter Horse to me.”Riley” had been donated to the Museum from The Cavalry Honor Guard at Fort Riley Ks. Riley had some health issues,and as a Cowtown volunteer, I had been helping take care of him. When I brought him home the Museum could not find any of his paperwork e.i. discharge from the cavalry, donation to the Museum,AQHA papers. All I got was a letter gifting him to me. In December the new Farm Manager found Rileys AQHA papers. Big Surprise, they had never been transfered since he left his original owner. He is still shown as a stallion and does not have the “US” brand on his shoulder. I was also told they thought he was around 20-25 years old he is actually 15. What will I need to do to get his registration tranfered to me. AQHA registration #3245577, Randados Hidalgo DOB January 18 1994. Any help or advise you can give me will be greatly appreciated. Thanks Terrie
February 4th, 2009 at 1:12 pm
Lynn,
AQHA makes every attempt to complete work submitted in a timely manner. In reviewing your replacement file, I found no hold-ups, and nothing AQHA had to wait on to complete the re-print. At that time, due to the busy holiday season, the time-frame for the AQHA Duplications and Corrections was 3-4 weeks. I do appologize that you were not informed of the turn-around time the very first time you contacted AQHA, no matter how much we do not like to inform our members they have to wait, it is important we give you these time frames! Please accept my sincere appologies.
Kayla Randall
AQHA Customer Service
February 4th, 2009 at 1:18 pm
Terrie,
AQHA rules require that you retrieve each transfer in the order the horse was sold. If you contact AQHA Customer Service, the mailing address of the original owner can be released to you so that you can contact him regarding who he sold the horse to and the proper transfer information. You will need a transfer from each seller to each buyer(or each doner to each recipient). But good news! AQHA is currently offering a transfer special! instead of a $15 fee for each of these transfers, for a limited time AQHA is only charging $15 per horse!
You can contact The Customer Service Department at 806-376-4811 Monday-Friday 8-5 CST or by email by clicking on the contact us link at the bottom of aqha.com.
Kayla Randall
AQHA Customer Service
February 27th, 2009 at 3:56 pm
Is there ANY way to search through existing registration certificates (with photos)? I have a horse I’m sure is registered, but I can’t find the original owners and don’t know what his registered name is. The horse was pretty wild and spooky before I got him so he changed hands alot before I got him. I know registering him would be expensive, but I really just want to know his breeding and his correct age. Do I have any options????
Thanks so much!!!
Jennifer
February 28th, 2009 at 10:35 am
Hi. I recently purchased a Two ID Bartender. The man I bought him from said he was papered but the previous owner lost the papers. Is there anyway, with such little information, I can get him papered? If so, where do I need to start. I have no previous owners name. All I know is he lives somewhere in Duncan OK.
I would especially like to find out to determine the horses age. The vet I took him to can only give a pretty wide guess. Some place between 9 and 15 years.
Thanks for you help.
March 3rd, 2009 at 8:54 am
Jennifer and Victoria,
Thank you for your comments! At this time, AQHA does not have a proceedure in place to locate a horse by photo, color, or DNA type alone. The registered name of the sire or dam, or the registered name of the horse we are trying to find. For instance, if you had the sire’s name/number, and you knew the aproxomate age of the horse, AQHA Records can narrow a Get of Sire record for you by year(or years) foald, sex and color. We would then send you the list. Knowing the dam’s name/number is a little easier-most mares only have one foal per year.
If either of you have any of the above listed information, please contact The Customer Service Department at 806-376-4811 Monday-Frday 8-5CST. Thank you for your interest and support of AQHA!
Kayla Randall
AQHA Customer Service
March 15th, 2009 at 4:42 am
Helo,
I’m annelies moyson from belguim,i can’t so good english but i do my best.
it’s about the registrationpapers from tuff pinky,this quarterhorse is from my friend Van Den Broeck Rudy,molenstraat 152 1880 nieuwenrode,belguim.We don’t have the paper at home.can you help us and mail us the papers that we can see it that the papers exist.
thank you
annelies
April 13th, 2009 at 8:14 am
Annelies,
If you have purchased this horse, please submit a transfer and the certificate, or a Duplicate Request, as explained above. AQHA will transfer and duplicate the certificate at the same time.
You may contact AQHA Customer Service with a further concern or rquest regarding this matter at the following link.
http://www.aqha.com/contact.html
Kayla Randall
AQHA Customer Service
April 15th, 2009 at 8:03 pm
I recently bought a 5 comin on 6 yr old geldin. The man i bought him from never registered him in his name an lost the papers. however i know he is registered because i saw them befor i bought him. is there a way i can still get his papers and in my name?
thanks
lauren
April 27th, 2009 at 9:05 am
Lauren,
You will need to complete the duplicate process, as well as complete multiple transfers in order to have the horse transfered into your name.
When a certificate is misplaced by someone other than the recorded owner, an affidavit for duplicate must be completed by all parties involved in order to re-print the certificate. Transfers must be obtained in order from each seller to each buyer.
Please see the links below to print the necessary forms.
http://www.aqha.com/forms/pdf/AffidavitDupCertWEB.pdf
http://www.aqha.com/forms/pdf/TransferReport_02_01_Web.pdf
Please feel free to contact AQHA Customer Service at 806-376-4811 Monday-Friday 8-5 CST and a representative will be happy to assist you.
Kayla Randall
AQHA Customer Service
April 28th, 2009 at 8:29 pm
Kayla,
I purchased a 3 yr old Mare 4 yrs ago and in that time during moving I lost, misplaced, threw away (lol) her papers! I do not recall her registered name. I have a tendency to re-name everything I see
It’s a bad habit I know! I would like to be able to obtain papers for her at this point. I transfered the papers into my name 4 yrs ago.
Is there any way that I can receive a new copy of her papers. I can provide the needed photos.
Thank you for your time
Megan Dills
April 29th, 2009 at 8:55 am
Megan,
Thank you for your comment! Don’t sweat it, I like to re-name everything too! It ads personality!
Luckily, Megan, your mystery horses are registered in your name, so you can send AQHA a signed request for an ownership record, and we’ll mail it to you free of charge! Be sure to include as much information as possible, such as your ID number if you have it, name, address, email address…ect…This will help our records department locate your horses that much more easily.
The reason we require the statement is because ownership records are kept very confidential.
Once you have your list, you will be able to complete the necessary steps to have their certificates duplicated.
Good luck and please contact Customer Service if you need any help at all! http://www.aqha.com/contact.html
Kayla Randall
AQHA Customer Service
June 25th, 2009 at 9:20 pm
Hello, I bought a horse not long ago from a guy and I have her name and ID but the guy I bought her from never transfered the papers to his name. Nor did the owner before him who has now passed on. The guy I got her from claims to have lost the papers. What do I do to get them again? Thanks.
June 27th, 2009 at 1:43 pm
Looking for a horse registered in my name Jo Long. How do I do that?
July 11th, 2009 at 8:23 am
a neighbor has offered a well bred registered yearling colt for free. she is strapped financialy and just wants to off load the colt. she is bitter about her situation and for whatever reason doesnt want to give up the registration papers but will sign a bill of sale for the colt. if the colts registration number is listed on the bill of sale is there any way to transfer ownership into my name without having the original certificate in hand? if not what other options do i have since she wont give me the papers but will give me the horse…?
August 4th, 2009 at 8:22 pm
I have bought a 2 year old quarter horse less than a year ago. The girl that i brought her from said that she was registered.At the time of sale she gave me a black and white copy of the registration papers and said she would have ownership papers transfered.As it turns out the horse is not registered in her name or the ladys who she bought the horse from.She has claimed to contact the lady that she bought the horse from and that lady is telling her she lost the papers.I have contacted the guy who the horse is currently regstered to and he has agreed to work personaly with us.My question is if we work with him is there any way to verify that this is actually the horse on the registration papers?I know we would have to file an affidavit for duplication form but is there any other way to verify the horse?
August 6th, 2009 at 4:54 am
I purchased a 7-year-old buckskin gelding Quincys Pistolpepper from a lady that “forgot” to bring his papers when she delivered him to me. I have called many times and the papers are always “in the mail”! According to AQHA’s website she is not the registered owner of this horse. I called AQHA to get the address of the last registered owner and sent her a letter requesting copies of his papers. The letter came back “undeliverable”.
How do I get a duplicate certificate in this situation? This horse is DNA typed if that helps?
August 12th, 2009 at 1:14 am
I traded a Foxtroter for an American Quarter Horse, whom I currently own now. The transaction was approximately six months to one year ago. Come to find out the man I traded was not a member of the AQHA. He received the Quarter from a horse auction. I have the Certificate of Registration in my possession. I also have the Equine Infectious Anemia Laboratory Test. The Equine Infectious Anemia Laboratory Test states the horse auction the quarter horse was sold at. I was wondering how to turn ownership into my name.
Thank you,
Dakota Rowland
August 12th, 2009 at 7:09 am
Jo,
To access a list of horses registered in your name with AQHA, past and present, please submit a signed statement to AQHA with your request. The ownership record will be mailed to you, so be sure to include your mailing address. The statement can be mailed or faxed to AQHA.
Mailing Address:
AQHA
PO Box 200
Amarillo, TX 79168
Fax:
806-349-6411
Kayla Randall
AQHA Customer Service
August 12th, 2009 at 7:12 am
AQHA requires the same documentation for a duplicate certificate or transfer when the horse in question has been sold or traded to several people. A transfer must be aquired for each person who retained ownership of the horse at one time. AQHA will attempt to contact the necessary parties for required documentation if an incomplete transfer or duplicate request is received.
Kayla Randall
AQHA Customer Service
August 20th, 2009 at 3:01 pm
I also have a horse that has been passed around several times and was finally given to me because noone wanted to deal with his bucking issues. Nobody ever transfered his papers. How do I find the last person he was registered to?
August 20th, 2009 at 3:10 pm
Alaina,
AQHA does not have a system in place to identify a horse with anything other than the horse’s registered name/number or the name/number of the horse’s sire and/or dam. You can track the horse back through all the previous owners, you may be able to find that information. Good luck!
Kayla Randall
AQHA Customer Service
August 21st, 2009 at 11:07 am
i am in the process of buyin a reg horse an the owners cant find papers, what do i need 2 do? do they have 2 file 4 new 1′s?
September 1st, 2009 at 3:38 pm
Hi. I just bought a horse and the people that owned him before me never got papers with him but he was regitered at one time. Is there any way for me to get papers for this horse. I do not know his registered name or anything.
Thanks for your time,
Matt
September 4th, 2009 at 10:23 am
I have a duplicate of a certificate but no longer have an orginal. I would like to have another original issue and change my name on it, as I have divorced and wish to remove the Mokry name off. What do I need to do?
September 8th, 2009 at 7:53 am
Since the horse is currently in your name, you can complete the Affidavit for Duplicate Certificate and submit it to AQHA. The certificate will be re-printed. To remove your ex-wife from the horse’s ownership, a transfer is required. You may submit the duplicate request and a transfer at the same time to AQHA.
Kayla Randall
AQHA Customer Service
November 12th, 2009 at 5:21 pm
I have lost my papers to my quarter horse and would like to get them replaced. I have a color copy of the original papers and was wondering if that was enough to get a replacement of the regristation instead of having to do a duplicate? therefore omiting the notary signature. A pain in the butt when u live in the country!!)
January 20th, 2010 at 7:38 am
Hello kayla,
it’s about our mail from march 15th,2009,we have an affidavit for duplicate certificate,5 photo’s of our horse +the money sent to bqha,who went mean for us to continue.but until today we still have not seen or received of the papers of pinky tuff,can you mail us a copy of our horse’s papers,that we see that them do exist.thank you in advance.greetings from annelies moyson from belgium.tuff pinky,Van Den Broeck Rudy,molenstraat 152 1880 nieuwenrode belgium.
January 20th, 2010 at 7:41 am
sorry for my bad english.
August 27th, 2010 at 6:56 am
Just a question of curiosity.
I have chipped both registered QH who belong to us, the numbers are also entered in each of their Passports. Does it make any sence or is there an opportunity to add this information to the records at AQHA?
What would I have to do? Or is this nothing AQHA is thinking of?
KR Carmen
August 27th, 2010 at 7:48 am
Carmen,
Please review the information at the following link for AQHA policy regarding microchipping.
http://americashorsedaily.com/horse-identification-methods/
August 30th, 2010 at 11:28 am
Hola Buenos Dias
Somos la Panama Quarter Horse Association con 10 años de existencia queria saber si ustedes tienen algun record de caballos en los años 70, 80, 90 que han sido importados a nuestro pais, ya que las personas que antes compraban no solicitaban estos pedreguee que ahora se necesitan por la genetica que tenemos en nuestro pais.
Le agradeceria su ayuda con respecto a los duplicados no hay problema estamos aplicando lo que dicen en el articulo no se molesta que lo apliquemos en nuestra filial .
Mi nombre es Daira Rivera y soy la administradora de la PQHA.
SALUDOS
Gracias por su ayuda
September 12th, 2010 at 2:09 pm
I’m needing to transfer the registration of an AQHA horse that I have recently bought, but I can’t find my membership card and don’t have the number memorized. What can I do?
September 16th, 2010 at 4:30 pm
I am the onwer of a registrated mare,but was never put in my name papers were lost.i have printed the affidavit paper and the transfer,i am in touch with the last owner for them to fill out there part.is this what needs to be done or some other way? or do i need more?and since she is registrated allready do i need to send in more pic.I do have her pedigree record.please advise on how to handle this. thank you.
February 7th, 2011 at 6:37 pm
Hello Kyla,
I purchased a horse and have a bill of sale, a copy of his papers and even though the man who signed the bill of sale told me that I would have the papers within 6 to 8 weeks, it’s been 16 weeks and still no papers. I cannot get the papers from him.. what do I do?
April 26th, 2011 at 2:51 pm
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May 6th, 2011 at 8:41 pm
I had a registered quarter horse mare given to me. The owner gave me her papers but I never put my name on the paper and now I cant even find the registration paper. Is the only way for me to replace the paper is contacting the former owners?
May 6th, 2011 at 8:45 pm
I had a registered quarter horse mare given to me. The owner gave me her papers but I never put my name on the paper and now I cant even find the registration paper. Is the only way for me to replace the paper is contacting the former owners?
I also would like to find the complete info. I only rember the sires name and my mares registered name and her year of birth. Will that be enough info to get the rest of the info?
July 12th, 2011 at 4:10 pm
I bought an AQHA gelding from this guy who had the bill of sale from when he bought him and never had the horse transferred into his name…….He forgot OUR bill of sale and said would mail it to me, which it has been 2 months now and still have not received it. I do have his papers, but no bill of sale, and the last owners listed on the papers are deceased. If I can’t get this guy to send me the bill of sale, how do I get the horse transferred into my name?
October 18th, 2011 at 7:36 pm
i had a horse givin to me and she would only give me a copy of the horses papers and wouldnt sign it s i could have it in my name. i have had the horse 3 years and there was nothing put on paper that i could not get him in my name or was givin to me how can i have my horse put in my name
October 19th, 2011 at 7:10 am
Brittanee,
AQHA rules leave the circumstances of a sale in the hands of the buyer and seller. In matters such as these, if you sent a transfer to AQHA, we would send a request to the seller for her signature on the transfer and the certificate of registration. If she doesn’t respond, or tells us she sold the horse without papers, we would request the certificate and hold it in the office until she writes and requests otherwise.
October 23rd, 2011 at 3:07 pm
Ok so my dad lost my horses paper they are filled under his name but he is no longer a curent member of AQHA. I have the Affidavit for Duplicate Certifacte Form but I wanted to no if he HAS to be a member to get the duplicate papers and also we don’t know what the horses registered name is do we need that or know. thx this would help a lot I really need his papers.
December 9th, 2011 at 8:40 am
Good morning, can someone please respond to this asap today? I am in desperate need of advice! I am going to pick up my new QH mare tomorrow. Everything was lined up and then the owner just called me this morning stating that she cannot can’t find the horse’s registration papers. The horse is free….the owner said she would look for the papers after the holidays and let me know if she finds them. Is there any way i can actually verify in the meantime that this horse IS registered?? If the owner can give me the horses registration # (just not the actual papers) can I as her new owner call AQHA and request a copy of her registration papers?
December 9th, 2011 at 10:26 am
Michelle,
AQHA requires an affidavit for duplicate certificate form to be completed and submitted before a horse’s certificate can be duplicated. The recorded owner of the horse must sign the form and have it notarized. You can send the affidavit to AQHA with a transfer report and we will update the ownership and reprint the certificate. Both the transfer and affidavit for duplicate forms can be printed from aqha.com/resources.
December 9th, 2011 at 8:56 pm
Hello I purchased a horse to where papers were lost. I have aquired all reciepts and transfers and sent an Affidavit for duplicate certificate form to last recorded owner, I recieved everything back without a signature on the Affidavit for duplicate what do I do if this person does not co-operate in signing Affidavit? Is it impossible now to transfer my horse into my name and will I never have her registration papers. I cannot understand why someone would neglect this?
January 9th, 2012 at 10:27 pm
I am having an issue with a mare(s) i bought in the USA. They did not have her papers in hand because they were at another place in Montana (daughters) and i purchased them from their ranch in Oklahoma. I have called these people several times to find out about where her papers are so I can transfer her and they at first told me they were still in AQHA hands this has been since Aug. how can i find out if they have at least been submitted. They have foals at their side and i need the papers for them as well. I plan on having them bred this spring and the breeder wants the papers in my name to do this!! I left another message today and no return call AGAIN! I have sales reciepts for all of them. Thank you
January 24th, 2012 at 11:51 pm
I had a wonderful horse that passed away 5 years ago. We miss him very much. I had lost his papers many years ago in a move, and now I would just like to have them, so I can show my children and grandchildren his bloodlines. How can I obtain a copy of his papers, just to have, since he has passed? I unfortunately did not take many pictures, as I was always busy doing other things with the kids and my horse, that I just didnt have time for pictures. What can I do?
March 10th, 2012 at 5:47 pm
I have decided to sell a horse that was given to me 6 years ago. Papers were never transferred, I have tried to reach the previous owner and found out he has passed away. What do I need to do to get papers transfered to me?
Thanks
JByrd
March 11th, 2012 at 6:03 am
hi, i recently purchased a registered QH. we recieved the horse, the transfer papers,coggins neg, and his original cerificate for ur registry. but, the old owner kept a copy of the certificate and id like to know is there anyway he could use that copy to get an original back in his or someone elses name? i dont feel comfortable with a color copy of my horses papers that i just purchased! please let me know if anything what he or someone could possibly do with this copy? thank you
April 24th, 2012 at 12:22 pm
A few months ago we had a break in and the people stole our horses registration papers. We called awhile back to see about getting new ones and they said they would send new ones in the mail, but we never recieved them.. What do we do now?
April 29th, 2012 at 8:13 pm
I purchased a aqha horse, I need to transfer ownership. The owner listed on the papers is no longer a aqha member. Will there be a additional fee because of this? I will become a member when I transfer my mare.
June 4th, 2012 at 8:46 pm
Last year I bought a horse from my friend. She gave me the papers on him but the papers are still in the guys name that she got the horse from. The problem is is that I can’t find the papers anywhere. What do I need to do?
June 20th, 2012 at 2:06 am
You need to contact your vet he made need atotbiinics it could give it to him or cause an ugly infection keep it clean and medicated salve. I would try to have that other or your horse moved away from each other they have to be blocked from reaching each other or it will continue some horses have dirty little habits they can’t kick. Put on the side of pen of other horse , rubb bar soap on the wood it sometimes repels.
July 23rd, 2012 at 7:50 pm
I need HELP PLEASE!….. Recently my mother purchased KIT KAT a 10 year old quarter horse from a Riding Ranch in Lansing Michigan. there wasn’t much info that came along with this purchase all we were told that she was purchased at a Auction in Indiana 2008-2010 ( they weren’t even sure )and its possible that she is a registered POA since her dam Snickers in registered. We have contacted the place where the auction took place but they said they don’t have records going that far back. I don’t have any idea about previous owners or the owners of her dam. How can I go about on trying to find out more information about Kit Kat and if she is registered not sure where to start and any help would be helpful. if anything PLEASE contact me at ericaderbin930@yahoo.com
thank you and have a bless day
July 26th, 2012 at 8:57 am
I just got two new horses, both from the same owner. One.of.the horses papers are wrong though. They have the wrong ancestry listed. How.do.i go.about fixing that??
July 26th, 2012 at 8:58 am
Sorry for all the periods! I don’t know why my phone did that!
August 17th, 2012 at 2:28 pm
I purchased a new horse, deal was final back in apr of this yr. I was given his papers a while ago but just recently received the transfer papers. The original registration papers now cannot be located. I do however have a copy of them. Which is the best route to obtain a new set so I can complete the transfer? Please help.
September 9th, 2012 at 10:45 am
I have a reg QH mare that was given to me (I’m her Florida retirement home)from a woman in NY. I have the mare’s reg papers, medical history info, etc but the original owner passed away before we could change owner registration. What do I need to do to place the mare in my name?
November 20th, 2012 at 2:00 pm
I got a question about papers. I baught a horse from my cousin. They told me that she was regestered but lost the paper work. They didnt tell me for sure exactly what breed she is. How would I go about gettingreg papers for her?
December 29th, 2012 at 8:29 pm
I was just recently given a mare and the woman who gave her to me swore up and down that the mare is registered and has papers, but the mare’s original owner took off with the papers to New York and no one knows where she is at! How do I exactly do I find out if my horse is actually registered or not, when I only know her stall name?
January 7th, 2013 at 2:32 am
I have a few questions for you?? I guess lets get the hardest one out of the way.. I have a mare I bought in 2008 that was registered from a sale barn I looked at her papers once and filed them then several years later went to pull them out and finally transfer her into my name and they are gone I do not remember her reg name or number or even her date of birth previous owner or anything I do know her previous owner was her breeder and lived in the same town as the sale barn, is there anyway I can get her papers and get her transferred?? Second question, my second horse has not ever been transferred into my name however I have his name and number and his previous owner s name but I do not know where she lives or if she s alive So what do I do to get that ball rolling?? Thanks for your time Sarah…
April 3rd, 2013 at 7:06 am
When in bought my gelding he had not been reg. yet, now I’m trying to sell him but I’ve miss placed the breeding certificate. What do I do to get a new one?