Current through Vol. 41, No. 13, March 15, 2024
(a) To be eligible for dual breed awards, the
application for accreditation in the Oklahoma-Bred program shall be submitted
and must indicate the horse is registered with more than one breed national
registry. The application must be in substantial compliance with the
Registering Agency's accreditation requirements. The applicable fee for a dual
breed registered horse must be submitted to the Registering Agency together
with the application for accreditation and all Registration Certificates from
the national registries.
(b) If an
initial application for accreditation is submitted to the Registering Agency
indicating registration in only one breed national registry along with the
application fee and Registration Certificate from the national registry, that
horse may still become eligible for dual breed awards by filing an amended
application as follows. To be eligible, the Registration Certificate from the
additional national registry must be submitted to the Registering Agency
together with an amended application for accreditation and with application fee
equal to the fee found in
325:75-1-13.
(1)
Stallions.
(A) Stallion owners are only eligible to
receive awards based on the performance of foals by a stallion when:
(i) the foal is from a breed for which the
stallion's Oklahoma-Bred accreditation application for that breed has been
completed and the stallion is enrolled in the Oklahoma-Bred stallion registry
for the breed of the foal, and
(ii)
the foal is conceived after the stallion is enrolled in the Oklahoma-Bred
stallion registry stallion for the breed of the foal.
(B) If properly indicated on the application
that the horse is a dual breed horse, copies of both Registration Certificates
shall be submitted within one (1) year of receipt of the original application.
The stallion will not be eligible for any Oklahoma-Bred breeder awards for
which a breed Registration Certificate is not filed within the year. An amended
application may be submitted in order to participate as a dual breed in the
Oklahoma-Bred Program which will be subject to the fees in effect at the time
of submission. If an amended application is submitted, eligibility for the
stallion to receive awards from eligible foals of that breed shall only be
effective from the date the amended application is completed and the stallion
is enrolled in the Oklahoma-Bred stallion registry.
(2)
Broodmares.
(A) Broodmare owners are only eligible to
receive awards based on the performance of foals out of the broodmare when:
(i) the foal is from a breed for which the
broodmare's Oklahoma-Bred accreditation application for that breed has been
completed and is enrolled in the Oklahoma-Bred broodmare registry for the breed
of that foal, and
(ii) the foal is
born after the broodmare is enrolled in the Oklahoma-Bred broodmare registry
for the breed of that foal.
(B) If properly indicated on the application
that the horse is a dual breed horse, copies of both Registration Certificates
shall be submitted within one (1) year of receipt of the original application.
The broodmare will not be eligible for any Oklahoma-Bred breeder awards for
which a breed Registration Certificate is not filed within the year. An amended
application may be submitted in order to participate as a dual breed in the
Oklahoma-Bred Program which will be subject to the fees in effect at the time
of submission. If an amended application is submitted, eligibility for the
broodmare to receive awards from eligible foals of that breed shall only be
effective from the date the amended application is completed and the broodmare
is enrolled in the Oklahoma-Bred broodmare registry.
(3)
Racing Stock. All dual breed
registered foals that are sired by an accredited Oklahoma-Bred stallion and
foaled in Oklahoma out of an accredited Oklahoma-Bred broodmare, which are
otherwise substantially in compliance with the Oklahoma-Bred program
requirements, shall be eligible to be accredited as racing stock in the
Oklahoma-Bred program. If the horse is initially accredited as a single breed,
the performance of that horse in races for another breed will not be eligible
for purse supplements until an amended application and fee is submitted for the
other breed, together with the original Registration Certificate for that
breed. If properly indicated on the initial application that the horse is a
dual breed registered horse, both original Registration Certificates shall be
submitted to the Registering Agency by December 31 of the horse's
three-year-old year. If the original Registration Certificates or the original
Registration Certificate for one of the breeds is not submitted by December 31
of the horse's three-year-old year, the horse will not be accredited for any
breed for which an original Registration Certificate has not been submitted. An
amended application may be submitted in order to participate as a dual breed in
the Oklahoma-Bred Program which will be subject to the fees in effect for the
age of the horse at the time of application.
