Registration Deadline Approaches
The Jockey Club has issued a reminder that the requirements for registration of unregistered yearlings and 2-year-olds must be completed by Dec. 31 to avoid additional late registration fees.
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HKJC Partnership Zeroes In on Registration
The Hong Kong Jockey Club Sept. 22 announced a partnership with the China Horse Industry Association, the mainland authority that oversees horse registration, equine drug testing, and the development of veterinary care.
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Yearling, 2-Year-Old Registration Deadline
Owners of yearlings and 2-year-olds that have yet to be registered can avoid higher fees if the registration is application is submitted prior to Dec. 31, according to The Jockey Club.
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Marble Cliff Now Kentucky-Bred Maiden
Two Thoroughbreds that formerly raced as Ohio-registered are now listed as having been bred in Kentucky.
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Rulings: Horses Not Ohio-Registered
The board of stewards at River Downs has ruled two Thoroughbreds -- one of which had earned more than $100,000 -- aren't registered Ohio-bred horses, and their owners must repay the earnings.
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Mare, Foal Reports Due to Jockey Club
With the breeding and foaling seasons nearing conclusion, The Jockey Club reminds owners and breeders to submit reports of mares bred and live foal reports.
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British Breeders' Freedman Calls for Change in Registration of Premature Foals
British Thoroughbred Breeders' Association chairman Philip Freedman called for an end to discrimination against premature foals born before Jan. 1, during a keynote speech Jan. 9 to the TBA annual general meeting in London.
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The Jockey Club: Breeders Should Register Weanlings As Soon As Possible
The Jockey Club reminds consignors of weanlings to the upcoming fall<br>sales to complete each weanling's registration application and DNA kit as soon as possible.
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AQHA Lifts Embryo Transfer Registration Ban Entirely
The American Quarter Horse Association has eliminated all restrictions regarding the registration of foals produced through embryo transfer as part of an out-of-court settlement with a coalition of breeders. The ruling could affect the rules of other registries, including The Jockey Club.
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AQHA Settles Embryo Transfer Lawsuit
The American Quarter Horse Association reached an out-of-court settlement Tuesday that will allow horse breeders to register embryo-transfer foals.
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Foal Papers Denied for AI-bred Palominos, Case Heading to Court
The Jockey Club will not reinstate the foal registration papers of four rare Palomino Thoroughbreds because they were bred by artificial insemination. The breeder, who believes she is the victim of selective prosecution, intends to pursue the case further in a in New York courtroom.
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Jockey Club Launches AI Inquiry, Sets Separate Hearing
The Jockey Club has launched an inquiry into whether artificial insemination was used at Valley Creek Farm in California, which is co-owned by Jack Liebau, one of its members. Additionally, the Jockey Club has agreed to conduct a hearing into the fraudulent registration of four Palomino Thoroughbreds.
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Brothers in Arms
<i>By Ray Paulick</i> -- A recent legal challenge by a group of Quarter Horse breeders could weaken the AQHA's ability to enforce its rules and regulations, and it's conceivable an adverse court ruling eventually may impact The Jockey Club and other breed registries.
