Registration Forms
Registration
Application Forms are not available on line.
Copies of the form are not accepted.
The originals are printed on card stock so they hold up in the files better. If you need registration application forms, e-mail or call 707-544-5807 the NAPHA Registrar's office.
REGISTRATION
RULES & REGULATIONS
PERUVIAN HORSE BUYER'S CHECK LIST
FORMS
FOR REGISTRATION
Address Inquiry
Affidavit
of Lost Certificate
Authorization
to Act as Agent
Double Transfer of
Registered Horse
Fee Schedule for 2012
Second Revision Membership
Application Dec 2011
Owner Inquiry Form
Record Lease of
Gelding
Record Lease of Mare
Record Lease of
Stallion
Recording Ranch or
Corporation Name
Register
Horse From Central America
Register
Horse from Peru
Register
Male as Breeding Stallion
New Registration of
Horse with NAPHA 2011
Registration
of a Part Blood Horse
Registration of
Suffix/Prefix
Report
Castration of Registered Horse
Report Death of
Registered Horse
Sale of Eligible
Unregistered Horse
Sale
of Horse "On Time"
List Horse for Sale
or Stallion at Stud
Stallion
Report Form
Transfer
Horse from Peruvian Horse Association of Canada
New Instructions
for Owner Transfer of Horse 2011
Veterinarian's
Statement - Breeding Stallion
Veterinarian's
Statement of Gelding
SHIPPED SEMEN - FRESH
Rules
Mare
Owner Statement
Permit
Request
Receipt
of Semen & Insemination
SHIPPED SEMEN - FROZEN
Rules
Frozen Semen
Permit
Collection
Report
Report
on Shipment of Frozen Semen
Verification
of Receipt of Semen & Insemination
Mare
Owner Statement
Report
Results of Pregnancy
EMBRYO TRANSFER
Rules
Permit
Request
Report
Flushing/Transfer
IMPORTANT DATES AFFECTING REGISTRATION
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January 1, 2004 PPHRNA began requiring DNA typing for all newly registered horses.
January 1, 2006 Peru Registry began requiring DNA typing for all newly registered horses
January 1, 2006 Anyhorse being registered with NAPHA must first have its DNA on record. All horses being registered for the first time must have parental verification as a qualification for registration.
January 1, 2007 Peru began requiring DNA with parental verification. All horses born after this date must have DNA and parental verification to be registered.
January 1, 2007 Peru started requiring a vet statement, on male horses being registered as a breeding stallion, verifying two normally descended testicles. |