Overgrown mini

[AppyLover2]

I have a sweet, sweet mini who has outgrown his papers so thought I'd ask if anyone has any information on registering with another association. Bambino definitely qualifies for POA registration; however looking at their site there is no information about "hardship" registration (if that's what it would be).

Any advice or information would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance!!

 

[CLC Stables]

Unfortunately you just have a wonderful horse that has outgrown his papers. So he is unregistered. I am sorry to bring the dissapointing news.

 

[auledasacres]

Not sure but I think you can do either the american pony or the national pony. I know AMHR has these 2 and I registered one of mine this.(Haven't got the papers back yet) One parent has to registered R to get into this registry. I do think it is ok if both are registered. Give them a call, they will clarify which one. I do know I had to DNA this filly to her father in order to get her in. She is about 35-36 as a yearling.

I do know one of these registries is for shetlands but for the life of me I can figure which is which.

Traci

 

[Lewella]

I don't think POA's hardship anymore. I do know that they have a 46 inch height minimum.

Your horse would be eligible for the National Show Pony Registry through the ASPC/AMHR. One parent would need to be DNA tested and your horse would also have to be DNA tested. The forms are available on the ASPC website at www.shetlandminiature.com

 

[Sue_C.]

I find it rather ironic, that the AMHR would require DNA, for an AMHR/AMHR oversized horse to join a registry in which no breeding is accepted...yet NOT require it for regular AMHR registration.

Kinda silly IMHO.

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