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AQHA transfer reports must be mailed to AQHA with the original certificate of registration.

How to Transfer an American Quarter Horse's Ownership The original certificate of registration. A transfer report signed by the seller and listing your name on the buyer line. The date of sale is the date you took the horse into your possession.

If you are a current AQHA or AQHYA member, the cost to transfer ownership is $40. If you are not a current member: Youth ownership transfer : $25 (membership) + $40 (transfer) = $65. General ownership transfer: $65 (membership) + $40 (transfer) = $105.

There are 23 recognized American Quarter Horse colors: chestnut, sorrel, black, brown, gray, bay, palomino, buckskin, smoky black, smoky cream, cremello, perlino, white, classic champagne, amber champagne, gold champagne, dun, red dun, grullo, red roan, bay roan, brown roan, and blue roan.

Favorite Member Benefits Get discounts on AQHA business, such as transfers and genetic testing. Various free records with unlimited access to all AQHA members. Gain access to all of AQHA's great programs, like shows, the Horseback Riding Program and trail conservation. Access the full library of AQHA premium e-books.

A few documents must be sent to AQHA to transfer an American Quarter Horse's ownership. A completed transfer report form or signed bill of sale stating the horse's registered name and/or number, the date of sale and signed by the record owner on file with AQHA. The original certificate of registration.

AQHA transfer reports must be mailed to AQHA with the original certificate of registration.

How to Transfer an American Quarter Horse's Ownership The original certificate of registration. A transfer report signed by the seller and listing your name on the buyer line. The date of sale is the date you took the horse into your possession.

If you are a current AQHA or AQHYA member, the cost to transfer ownership is $40. If you are not a current member: Youth ownership transfer : $25 (membership) + $40 (transfer) = $65. General ownership transfer: $65 (membership) + $40 (transfer) = $105.

There are 23 recognized American Quarter Horse colors: chestnut, sorrel, black, brown, gray, bay, palomino, buckskin, smoky black, smoky cream, cremello, perlino, white, classic champagne, amber champagne, gold champagne, dun, red dun, grullo, red roan, bay roan, brown roan, and blue roan.

The American Quarter Horse is the most popular horse breed in the world. The AQHA has registered more than 6 million Quarter horses since 1940, thanks to the breed's trademark character and versatility.

Favorite Member Benefits Get discounts on AQHA business, such as transfers and genetic testing. Various free records with unlimited access to all AQHA members. Gain access to all of AQHA's great programs, like shows, the Horseback Riding Program and trail conservation. Access the full library of AQHA premium e-books.

A few documents must be sent to AQHA to transfer an American Quarter Horse's ownership. A completed transfer report form or signed bill of sale stating the horse's registered name and/or number, the date of sale and signed by the record owner on file with AQHA. The original certificate of registration.

The American Quarter Horse is the most popular horse breed in the world. The AQHA has registered more than 6 million Quarter horses since 1940, thanks to the breed's trademark character and versatility.

Today, with more than 6 million horses registered, the American Quarter Horse Association is the world's largest equine breed registry, making the American Quarter Horse the world's most popular horse breed.

Today, with more than 6 million horses registered, the American Quarter Horse Association is the world's largest equine breed registry, making the American Quarter Horse the world's most popular horse breed.

A youth membership is designed for members under age 19. Like the amateur membership, a youth membership cannot be purchased in a joint, family, farm, ranch or business name. AQHA youth members are eligible for all AQHA corporate partner discounts, except Members Plus offers.

Horse breeds Overall, Quarter horses represented the highest percentage of resident horses by breed (42.1 percent).

March 15, 1940 – First AQHA Convention From 1939 to 1940, Bob Denhardt meets with owners and breeders of Quarter Horses. 75 people meet at the Fort Worth Club on March 15 during the stock show. Denhardt presents a charter, modeled after that of the National Horse and Mule Association.

A youth membership is designed for members under age 19. Like the amateur membership, a youth membership cannot be purchased in a joint, family, farm, ranch or business name. AQHA youth members are eligible for all AQHA corporate partner discounts, except Members Plus offers.

Download a transfer form. Non-members will be charged a one-year membership for $65, in addition to the transfer fee of $40 per horse, upon the receipt of a transfer.

Horse breeds Overall, Quarter horses represented the highest percentage of resident horses by breed (42.1 percent).

March 15, 1940 – First AQHA Convention From 1939 to 1940, Bob Denhardt meets with owners and breeders of Quarter Horses. 75 people meet at the Fort Worth Club on March 15 during the stock show. Denhardt presents a charter, modeled after that of the National Horse and Mule Association.

Download a transfer form. Non-members will be charged a one-year membership for $65, in addition to the transfer fee of $40 per horse, upon the receipt of a transfer.

AQHA transfer reports must be mailed to AQHA with the original certificate of registration.

How to Transfer an American Quarter Horse's Ownership The original certificate of registration. A transfer report signed by the seller and listing your name on the buyer line. The date of sale is the date you took the horse into your possession.

If you are a current AQHA or AQHYA member, the cost to transfer ownership is $40. If you are not a current member: Youth ownership transfer : $25 (membership) + $40 (transfer) = $65. General ownership transfer: $65 (membership) + $40 (transfer) = $105.

There are 23 recognized American Quarter Horse colors: chestnut, sorrel, black, brown, gray, bay, palomino, buckskin, smoky black, smoky cream, cremello, perlino, white, classic champagne, amber champagne, gold champagne, dun, red dun, grullo, red roan, bay roan, brown roan, and blue roan.

Favorite Member Benefits Get discounts on AQHA business, such as transfers and genetic testing. Various free records with unlimited access to all AQHA members. Gain access to all of AQHA's great programs, like shows, the Horseback Riding Program and trail conservation. Access the full library of AQHA premium e-books.

A few documents must be sent to AQHA to transfer an American Quarter Horse's ownership. A completed transfer report form or signed bill of sale stating the horse's registered name and/or number, the date of sale and signed by the record owner on file with AQHA. The original certificate of registration.

The American Quarter Horse is the most popular horse breed in the world. The AQHA has registered more than 6 million Quarter horses since 1940, thanks to the breed's trademark character and versatility.

Today, with more than 6 million horses registered, the American Quarter Horse Association is the world's largest equine breed registry, making the American Quarter Horse the world's most popular horse breed.

A youth membership is designed for members under age 19. Like the amateur membership, a youth membership cannot be purchased in a joint, family, farm, ranch or business name. AQHA youth members are eligible for all AQHA corporate partner discounts, except Members Plus offers.

Horse breeds Overall, Quarter horses represented the highest percentage of resident horses by breed (42.1 percent).

March 15, 1940 – First AQHA Convention From 1939 to 1940, Bob Denhardt meets with owners and breeders of Quarter Horses. 75 people meet at the Fort Worth Club on March 15 during the stock show. Denhardt presents a charter, modeled after that of the National Horse and Mule Association.

Download a transfer form. Non-members will be charged a one-year membership for $65, in addition to the transfer fee of $40 per horse, upon the receipt of a transfer.