
Beginning on October 1,
2003, 90% of all IGHA equine registration fees will go into the HorseAid
program (including PMU research),
the
remaining 10% will go to IGHA/HorsePAC. That's
100% of all fees received going directly for equine beneficence programs!
1. Basic registration
fee (first horse/pony registered with the IGHA) ...$25.00
2. Any horse/pony registered thereafter (to same registrant) ...20.00
3. Colt or filly foals (if registered by 12/31 of year foaled) ...deduct
-5.00
4. Breeding stallion (includes IGHA stallion report and reg.) ...add 15.00
5. Change of horse or pony's name (same registered owner)*...15.00
6. Change of horse or pony's name (upon transfer of ownership)*...5.00
7. Transfer of ownership (or as imprinted upon your certificate)*...15.00
8. Duplicate certificate (requires notarized statement of loss) ...15.00
9. Replacement certificate/as SAME (if soiled, damaged, etc.)*...10.00
10. Official status change(s) (requiring correction to certificate)*...15.00
11. Official status change(s) (not requiring correction to certificate) ...N/C
12. Two generation pedigree, incorporated onto certificate ...add +15.00
13. Special handling (certificate issued within 7 days) ...add +15.00
14. Rush/special handling (certificate issued within 24 hours) ...add +25.00
[Note: a "*" requires return of the ORIGINAL certificate to the
IGHA]
Although we cannot guarantee
a specific set of numbers within a block, it never hurts to ask! We can also
reserve any "open" numbers
within these blocks for your future use, upon receipt of your gift
(let us know what number combination/s you would like reserved, and if not
available we will return your gift). This is a rare chance to have
your certificate stamped with a "charter registrant" number series,
plus having knowledge that with your help, HorseAid was able to save an
equine from starvation, slaughter or worse! 100% of the above gift donations
go directly toward the IGHA's HorseAid equine beneficence programs.
Registration is simple and one
of the better bargains in the horse world today, so why delay!