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Registration Eligibility
The Sportbred Registry emphasizes and encourage the breeding of Saddlebred and Saddlebred crosses for sport. We focus on the breeding of Saddlebred "Sport" type horses and welcome crossbreeding to the following breeds of horses: Warmbloods Thoroughbreds & Arabians Any Non gaited purebred breed (as long as they can be demonstrated to be of sport type (see definition above) Grade horses of sufficient quality ( to be determined at Registry inspection)
Eligible horses can apply for one of the 3 for acceptance: Registered (Fully Registered and issued papers) Recorded (Issued certificate of recordation) Nominated (Issued a pedigree tracking number)
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"Sport" type (as opposed to stock horse type) denotes a set of physical characteristics that pre-disposes a horse to be athletic and able to successfully compete in the English discipline and remain sound.
"Sport" type Characteristics: An uphill build Good loin connection A high set neck Well laid back shoulders Rhythmical and suspended walk, trot and canter Good jumping technique & form Good ridability and rideability
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A pure ASB dressage Sporthorse. |
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Main Stud Book |
Auxiliary Stud Book |
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▪ Must be at least 1/4 Saddlebred ▪ Must have 4 generation pedigree documentation. Horses do not have to be registered with another registry. ▪ For foals born in 2007 & after, sire and dam must be either registered or, nominated and issued a number of recordation. ▪ Eligible for full registration and inspection ▪ Eligible for year end awards program. |
▪ Must be at least 1/8 Saddlebred ▪ 4 generation pedigree not required, but Saddlebred bloodline must be documented and/or traceable. ▪ Offspring can move up to MSB once eligibility is met. ▪ For foals born in 2007 & after, sire and dam must be either registered or, nominated and issued a number of recordation. ▪ Eligible for full registration and inspection. ▪ Eligible for year end awards program. |
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Recordation Eligibility Registered Stallions and Mares of Purebred, or Warmblood breeding can be "recorded" and will be given a number to be entered into the stud book for future use. Recordation of a horse means that the pedigree has been documented and entered into the Sportbred Studbook, and a number is then assigned to that horse to track the horse and any future offspring. A certificate is issued and horse is eligible for inspection to further secure its validity and breeding worth. Recordation is not registration.
Stallions and Mares of "other" breeding, or with less than 1/8 Saddlebred breeding can be "recorded" and will be given a number to be entered into the stud book for future use. Pure, yet unregistered, crossbred, or grade horses can take advantage of our recordation system and inspection process for future breeding of Sportbred horses. This is an attractive way to validate your horses "quality" and enables a undocumented animal to be fairly evaluated and approved for future breeding and inclusion into a new studbook.
Recorded Horses: Are issued a provisional number for tracking future offspring. Are eligible for inspection and full breeding approval. Are eligible for year end award program.
Nomination of a stallion or mare: Stallions and Mares can be "Nominated" and will be given a number to be entered into the studbook to track pedigree for Sportbred foals. Any stallion or mare owner can nominate a stallion to be added to the list.
Nominated horses: Are Only Issued a provisional number only for tracking future offspring.
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"Purebred" & "Warmblood" |
"Crossbreds" |
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▪ 4 generation pedigree documentation, and/or copy of registration papers required. ▪ No Gaited horses ▪ Non-"sport type" breeds accepted, but if presented, will be inspected as "sport type". ▪ Eligible for inspection. ▪ Eligible for year end awards program. |
▪ 4 generation pedigree documentation not required. Horses do not have to be registered with another registry. ▪ Grade horses and "unknown" / undocumented pedigree accepted. ▪ No restrictions on breed crossing, other the the following guidelines: ▪ Must not be gaited. ▪ Must be of sport type. ▪ Eligible for inspection. ▪ Eligible for year end awards program. |
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