Hardshipping ASPC to AMHR

[Leeana]

Hello,

I am looking into an ASPC mare, she makes AMHR heigt but is only ASPC right now.

She is a 5 yr old, she has ASPC papes but i do not think she has been DNA'd yet. Is that needed before i can get her AMHR papers?

Also,

The fees. Is it $260 + another $60 (since she is +3yrs) and then what other fees?

Just one more

. If you have an amhr/aspc dbl registered horse d you have to pay the transfer fee's for both papers or just one $15 for the horse or would it be $30 ($15amhr/$15aspc).

Thanks,

Leeana H.

 

[ccjwiese]

If I'm not mistaken, ASPC ponies can be hardshipped in to AMHR at the age of three. I think the procedure is the same as when AMHR was allowing unregistered horses to be hardship registered. I'd have to check the rule book on that. I don't believe AMHR requires DNA for the minis. When you transfer papers, a transfer fee is required for both sets of papers.

Carol

 

[Firefall]

Yes you have to pay 15.00 for each set of papers as well as pics for both but I'm sure you knew that part already.

 

[Lewella]

A lot of people seem to be getting really confused about the DNA...

DNA testing ONLY applies to Shetlands that are being initially registered in their 2 year old or 3 year old year. If they already have papers you don't need to get them DNA'd. This rule was put in place because someone was apparently holding off until a foal would have been mature before registering and then actually registering a Hackney ringer instead of the real Shetland foal!

When initially registering a Shetland in its 2 or 3 year old year DNA is required on BOTH parents and the offspring being registered.