Animal Registries Of America
Parent Organization to American Quarter Horse Registry and American DNA Registry
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Equine Service & Organization in Stephenville
Animal Registries Of America is an animal registry organization offering registration opportunities to a variety of species including bovine, canine, feline, swine, goat, sheep, and exotics, but with a primary focus on equines. We are a nonprofit organization, providing registration services in a convenient and ...
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AqHR
Why should I register my horse?
The American Quarter Horse Registry provides an opportunity for breeders and owners to register their horses when they otherwise may not have the means to do so. With the huge popularity of the American Quarter Horse, and its tremendous …
Read moreDoes my horse qualify for registration?
Simple answer: your horse qualifies if a AT LEAST ONE parent (sire and/ or dam) is AQHA or APHA registered (or registered with one of their international affiliates)
Complex answer: your horse MAY qualify if it is verifiably a MINIMUM of half …
Read moreShould I DNA type my horse?
We always recommend DNA typing, ESPECIALLY if the horse is a futurity or incentive program prospect. OR if you have plans to breed the horse. Parental verification adds credibility and value to your horse, even if for just the sire OR dam.
Read moreCan I register my full Quarter Horse? What if AQHA denied my registration?
The AqHR registers full Quarter Horses almost daily. As a matter of fact, most of them come as a direct referral from AQHA who we work with very closely. The AqHR offers an alternative when AQHA denies a horse registration or the horse’s owner does …
Read moreCan I show my AqHR horse in AQHA shows?
No. AQHA is the most strictly governed purebred association. Only AQHA horses can be shown in AQHA shows.
Read moreWhat performance associations and programs recognize AqHR Reg. papers?
It is our knowledge that AqHR certificates are recognized everywhere (with the exception of breed-specific shows and programs). However, we suggest that you check with the specific association, directly. BFA, Future Fortunes, and Mare Power DO …
Read moreWhat does my horse’s AqHR registration number say about him/ her?
Example Registration Number – A006702-QA ¾.
The first letter indicates what classification your horse is. Class A is a horse that has parental verification for both the sire and dam. Class B is a horse that has parental verification for only one …
Read moreWhy should I add a photo to my horse's certificate?
This makes your horse more identifiable which is especially important for futurity horses, when selling a horse, and in the unfortunate event of a lost or stolen horse.
Read moreIf I register my horse with AqHR, can the offspring then be registered with AQHA?
No. AQHA is a purebred registry and the most strictly governed breed association.
Read moreWhat options do I have if I don't know anything about my horse’s sire or dam, or if my horse falls short of the requirements?
You may opt to purchase a certificate of ownership. This includes current owner, history, age, color, and markings.
You may DNA register your horse. This is similar to a certificate of ownership, but is tied to a DNA case number for reference.
Read moreDoes AqHR have any international representatives?
Yes!
South America: Marco Palavicini
Read moreDo I need a breeder’s certificate for my horse?
A breeder’s certificate is needed for horses under one year of age. We also prefer to have one on file for any and all horses whenever possible.
Read moreWhat ‘class’ (classification) will my horse be registered under?
If the horse is DNA typed and has parental verification for both parents: class A
If the horse is DNA typed and has parental verification for only one parent: class B
Read moreADNAR
Does my animal qualify for registration?
Yes. We have several different classes and divisions.
ALL animals will receive a registration certificate that includes the following:
Read moreDo I need a membership?
No. The registration fee is all-inclusive. There are no memberships and it includes the cost of the DNA test for the horse in which you are registering.
Read moreWhat are the different divisions and classes?
Divisions (commonly referred to as ‘books’)
Equine
Read moreShould I DNA type my horse?
The ADNAR registration fee includes a DNA test. In some circumstances, a minimal additional fee may be required for a second analysis. DNA is especially important if the horse is a futurity or incentive program prospect OR if you have plans to …
Read moreWill the DNA test reveal who the sire and/or dam is?
NO – The DNA test will either provide parental verification with the case number of the parent(s) (to test against) OR it will provide a breed analysis if your animal has an unknown history or pedigree.
Read moreCan I show my AHQHR or ADNAR horse in AQHA shows?
No. AQHA is the most strictly governed purebred association. Only AQHA horses can be shown in AQHA shows.
Read moreWhat performance associations and programs recognize AHQHR and ADNAR Reg certificates?
It is our knowledge that AHQHR and ADNAR certificates are recognized everywhere (with the exception of breed-specific shows and programs). However, we suggest that you check with the specific association, directly.
BFA, Future Fortunes, Mare …
Read moreWhy should I register my horse?
Proof of ownership
Provides pedigree which shows how the horse is bred
Read moreWhat does my horse’s registration number say about him/ her?
Ex. Registration #: A006702-QA
1. The first letter indicates what classification your horse is.
Read moreWhy should I add a photo to my horse's certificate?
This makes your horse more identifiable which is especially important for futurity horses, when selling a horse, and in the unfortunate event of a lost or stolen horse.
Read moreIf I register my horse with AHQHR or ADNAR, can the offspring then be registered with AQHA?
No. AQHA is a purebred registry and the most strictly governed breed association.
Read moreDo I need a breeder’s certificate for my horse?
A breeder’s certificate is needed for horses under one year of age. We also prefer to have one on file for any and all horses whenever possible. It is section #8 of the application.
Read moreWhat ‘class’ (classification) will my horse be registered under?
If the horse has parental verification for both parents: class A
If the horse has parental verification for only one parent: class B
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