LaVern
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Just found out from my director that it is true that the 100 fee to hardship into AMMR is to be continued for 2013. Guess that is what majority want.
So I have some advise for beginner miniature horse enthusiasts. (My advise, not my directors)
Whatever you do when you are buying or raising miniature horses, is be sure they are AMHA registered. Be sure that the stud reports for any bred mare have been filed. Don't worry about the AMHR. You can always slap them into AMHR for 100.00.
Keep your AMHA paperwork up to snuff. AMHA stands strongly behind it's breeders.
If you have one that looks show worthy then you may want to slap them in, because AMHR is the place to show, but otherwise there is no use doing the other stuff.
So I have some advise for beginner miniature horse enthusiasts. (My advise, not my directors)
Whatever you do when you are buying or raising miniature horses, is be sure they are AMHA registered. Be sure that the stud reports for any bred mare have been filed. Don't worry about the AMHR. You can always slap them into AMHR for 100.00.
Keep your AMHA paperwork up to snuff. AMHA stands strongly behind it's breeders.
If you have one that looks show worthy then you may want to slap them in, because AMHR is the place to show, but otherwise there is no use doing the other stuff.
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