Everything you need to know about breeding and registering American Quarter Horses.
The first thing you’ll need to breed an American Quarter Horse is a current AQHA membership.
If you own a breeding stallion, you’ll need the information in the following posts:
If you’re breeding your mare, and you have that new baby, you’ll need the next few posts.
CANADIAN BRED AWARDS PROGRAM
The Canadian Bred Awards Program recognizes Canadian Bred registered Quarter Horses who excel in their disciplines at events across Canada and rewards owners and exhibitors who compete with “made-in-Canada” horses. Event hosts can apply annually to present one of these awards at their event. Winners receive a cash award of $250.00CND, a presentation cheque and a token of remembrance.
Host Requirements: Event Hosts applying to present a CQHA Canadian Bred Award at their event must submit a post report. The template for this post report will be sent to you upon approval of your event. Hosts must record the registered names of horses who qualified to be considered for the award and a copy of the winning horse’s AQHA registration certificate. Photos of the award presentation should be submitted for promotional purposes.
Eligibility: A Canadian Bred horse is determined by the address of the breeder listed on the official AQHA registration papers. The address of the breeder must be of Canadian origin. The owner and or exhibitor must provide a copy of their horse’s papers to the show management for verification. Owners and or exhibitors if current AQHA members should also provide show management with their AQHA membership number, for CQHA’s accounting records.
Award Allocation: A host may choose to present the award to the overall highest placing Canadian Bred registered Quarter Horse of a specific class or the top performing Canadian Bred registered Quarter Horse of their event.
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Roy Frank of Parland County, Alberta, has bred and registered over 350 American Quarter Horses since 1969. Reposted from the AQHA website: March 6, 2024 | | Cumulative or consecutive
Snow Moose with his humans (from left to right) Jessica Pascoe, Glen Young, Milena Kwiecien, Brian Bell and Jason Pascoe. Photos by New Image Media AJAX DOWNS, January 18, 2024
Photo courtesy of PRCA By Lane Karney for The American Quarter Horse Journal The Canadian contingent of steer wrestlers has long been a force in professional rodeo, but it’s their
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxntR9Rd4-s Bud Lyon and Canadian-bred Sumac Gunnabeflashy, by Gunnatrashya and out of a Whiz N Tag Chex daughter, marked a 252.5 to set a new senior ranch riding record. The
Photo credit: Billie-Jean Duff Every year, the AQHA bestows the prestigious Nutrena Horse of the Year Awards upon the top horses in Pro Rodeo. While these awards have traditionally favored
Had to Be Ivory Photo credit: ontarioracing.com https://livestream.com/accounts/7711434/events/10734058/videos/234641716/player?width=640&height=360&enableInfo=true&defaultDrawer=&autoPlay=true&mute=false Owned and bred by Carol Robertson and daughter-in-law Jaime of Hillsburgh, Ont. and trained by Carol’s husband and CQHA’s 2022 Trainer of
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Leduc youth Sophie Garrington and her horse Yall Check This Out AKA “Buddy” make their way through an obstacle at the Extreme Cowboy Association World Finals in Glen Rose, Texas.
Ontario-bred Had to Be Ivory has his ears pricked as he easily wins the $30,375 Norman Picov Maturity on May 17. (Clive Cohen/New Image Media photo) Jockey Josh Scott takes
Promotion and marketing of one’s breeding program is an ever evolving field in today’s world. Ryan Fleetwood of Fleetwood Farms Quarter Horses based in southern Alberta has found a way
Brianna Carr & Spooks Big Bang the 2020 Virtual Youth World Cup Reining Bronze Mentalist & “Bubba’s” owners Brian and Giselle Aebly. Spooks Big Bang (Spooks Gotta Gun x Licky
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