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Reporting a Horse as Gelded

February 19, 2013

Let AQHA know if your horse has been gelded. We will change his certificate for free.

Holding Your Reins.

If you’ve gelded your horse, follow this easy process to get his information updated.

There are many certificate corrections AQHA will make for customers at no charge, including brands and scars. Another common correction AQHA makes is changing your horse’s status from stallion to gelding.

No matter what age your horse is gelded, it’s important to keep his records accurate.  You want a correct certificate in the event you show the horse, sell the horse or, heaven forbid, he gets lost or stolen.

The process of updating your horse’s record to gelded is simple.

Simply send to AQHA:

  1. The horse’s original certificate of registration
  2. A signed statement denoting the sex change and the date gelded (if unknown, please give an approximate date)

After receiving your information, AQHA records will be updated and your

horse’s cialis online certificate will be stamped “gelding” and returned to you at no charge.

Learn more about other corrections/additions you can make to your horse’s certificate for free or for a nominal fee.

Got a question for us? Comment below!

Jody Reynolds

Jody Reynolds
AQHA Director of Online and Interactive Communications

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3 Comments on “Reporting a Horse as Gelded”

  • FRANCES THOMAS
    February 19th, 2013 at 3:37 pm

    Does the statement have to be a notarized statement or can it be just a signed statement from the owner? Also, do you use the same regular corrections form or is there a new one?
    Thanks!

  • Jody
    February 19th, 2013 at 4:38 pm

    Hi, Frances. A notarized statement is not needed to report a horse as a gelding. You also don’t need an Affidavit for Corrected Certificate in this case. AQHA simply needs a signed statement from the recorder owner indicating the date in which the horse was gelded (or approximate date) and the original certificate of registration. Thanks for your comment!

    Jody Reynolds
    AQHA Director of Online/Interactive Communications

  • John Pope
    March 19th, 2013 at 12:26 pm

    Hi,

    My horses AQHA papers are stamped “gelding”, but how do you know when the horse was actually gelded?

    thanks,

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