Comments on: Revving Up the Returns http://americashorsedaily.com/revving-up-the-returns/ The Complete Source for All Things Horse Fri, 25 May 2012 13:14:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: 2010 Ford Youth World — August 4 – America’s Horse Daily http://americashorsedaily.com/revving-up-the-returns/comment-page-1/#comment-8003 2010 Ford Youth World — August 4 – America’s Horse Daily Wed, 04 Aug 2010 23:02:28 +0000 http://americashorsedaily.com/?p=6814#comment-8003 [...] of this posting, she made the finals in showmanship and western riding with Harley D Zip, winning the western riding world championship. It’s Ali and “Harley’s” incredible fourth [...] [...] of this posting, she made the finals in showmanship and western riding with Harley D Zip, winning the western riding world championship. It’s Ali and “Harley’s” incredible fourth [...]

]]> By: Kathleen http://americashorsedaily.com/revving-up-the-returns/comment-page-1/#comment-5017 Kathleen Fri, 04 Dec 2009 20:40:25 +0000 http://americashorsedaily.com/?p=6814#comment-5017 We were recently blessed to purchase a beautiful black mare by One Hot Krymsun out of the late GREAT all around show mare Ima Cool Diamond. She will be bred Spring 2010 to Maximum Zip. We are soooo looking forward to an all around baby as talented as "Harley". We were recently blessed to purchase a beautiful black mare by One Hot Krymsun out of the late GREAT all around show mare Ima Cool Diamond. She will be bred Spring 2010 to Maximum Zip. We are soooo looking forward to an all around baby as talented as “Harley”.

]]> By: Janel http://americashorsedaily.com/revving-up-the-returns/comment-page-1/#comment-4515 Janel Wed, 28 Oct 2009 15:30:34 +0000 http://americashorsedaily.com/?p=6814#comment-4515 Congratulations Harley! The incentive fund sounds like a great, great program. EXCEPT: I found the perfect weanling last year, bought her as my first AQHA, and I have full intentions on bringing her as high as she can go. The stallion owner did not nominate his stallion for the IF, so I'm out of luck in earning IF points. I realize that not everyone gets the opportunity to be in the IF, but I think that AQHA should offer a buy in for horses two and under. Make it $500 or so per horse... check out the fee schedule below to see why. FEE SCHEDULE (based on mares listed on the previous years stallion breeding report) First Breeding Season ..........................$300 1-4 mares.......................................$100 per mare 5-10 mares on report, the fee is ...............$500 11-15 mares on report, the fee is...............$600 16-20 mares on report, the fee is ..............$700 21-25 mares on report, the fee is...............$800 26-30 mares on report, the fee is...............$900 31-35 mares on report, the fee is...............$1,000 36-40 mares on report, the fee is...............$1,100 41-50 mares on report, the fee is...............$1,250 51-60 mares on report, the fee is...............$1,500 61-80 mares on report, the fee is...............$2,000 81-100 mares on report, the fee is..............$2,500 101 or more mares on report, the fee is.........$3,000 Congratulations Harley!

The incentive fund sounds like a great, great program. EXCEPT: I found the perfect weanling last year, bought her as my first AQHA, and I have full intentions on bringing her as high as she can go. The stallion owner did not nominate his stallion for the IF, so I’m out of luck in earning IF points.

I realize that not everyone gets the opportunity to be in the IF, but I think that AQHA should offer a buy in for horses two and under. Make it $500 or so per horse… check out the fee schedule below to see why.

FEE SCHEDULE
(based on mares listed on the previous years stallion breeding report)
First Breeding Season ……………………..$300
1-4 mares…………………………………$100 per mare
5-10 mares on report, the fee is ……………$500
11-15 mares on report, the fee is……………$600
16-20 mares on report, the fee is …………..$700
21-25 mares on report, the fee is……………$800
26-30 mares on report, the fee is……………$900
31-35 mares on report, the fee is……………$1,000
36-40 mares on report, the fee is……………$1,100
41-50 mares on report, the fee is……………$1,250
51-60 mares on report, the fee is……………$1,500
61-80 mares on report, the fee is……………$2,000
81-100 mares on report, the fee is…………..$2,500
101 or more mares on report, the fee is………$3,000

]]> By: carolyn read http://americashorsedaily.com/revving-up-the-returns/comment-page-1/#comment-4296 carolyn read Wed, 07 Oct 2009 03:49:28 +0000 http://americashorsedaily.com/?p=6814#comment-4296 I recentally purchased an Incentive Fund stallion Nic Chex, whom has not bred any mares in over 9 years! Now I would like to promote him as a Fund stallion ( he is nominated) for service in 2010. Can I use the logo in this Nov. & Dec. promotions and pay the use fee when he services mares in 2010? thank you, Carolyn I recentally purchased an Incentive Fund stallion Nic Chex, whom has not bred any mares in over 9 years! Now I would like to promote him as a Fund stallion ( he is nominated) for service in 2010. Can I use the logo in this Nov. & Dec. promotions and pay the use fee when he services mares in 2010? thank you, Carolyn

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