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 Posted: Mon Aug 03, 2009 8:30 am
I have a 4 year old frosted chestnut 16.0 h, 1/4 Trakehner, 1/4 Arabian, 1/2 Thoroughbred mare that was registered as a D Class Trakehner until her sire was gelded before being approved. So as much as I love Trakehners, the registry is being a B*TCH and trying to revoke my registration. crying The Pilot program recently ended so I can't get her approved through that either.
.... so my alternatives are registering her under the American Warmblood SOCIETY or the American Warmblood REGISTRY. So what I would like help with is which one to register her as. I know they both require inspections, but I was wondering which one offers more benefits/easier to work with/easier to register with.
The reason is because I plan on showing her in the USEF and USDF, and sometime in the future, breed her. So registration will make things MUCH easier.... 3nodding
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Posted: Wed Dec 30, 2009 6:54 pm
Let me see if I understand... she was registered until her sire was gelded before the sire got approved by the registry?
Huh. I'm experienced with registering dogs, and I can tell you the dog registries couldn't care less if the sire is intact or not when the offspring are being registered.
I may not be much help since I'm only accustomed to registering dogs, but I would like to understand about the mare getting in trouble with her registration because her sire got gelded.
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Posted: Wed Dec 30, 2009 10:49 pm
I think the problem was the sire was unregistered, pending a stallion inspection, correct? But he was gelded, so I'm guessing that either he failed the inspection or the owners just decided that it wasn't worth the hassle?
Anyway, I'm unfortunately no help on the matter. I didn't even know that there was a difference between the American Warmblood society and registry. I thought they were the same thing. Can you request information packets from either organization containing benefits of membership and registration? There's got to be a way to research that.
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