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APHA Invites Paint Horse Owners To Save
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The American Paint Horse Association (APHA) is offering members discounts on registering older horse, as well as for multiple transfers of registered horses.

Until now, registering older horses was costly. The association’s new plan will allow owners to save as much as $400.

Multiple Transfers

The second portion of the Registration Incentive allows current owners to transfer ownership of a registered American Paint Horse multiple times for a one-time fee of $15.

For example: John bought a horse from Steve, who bought it from Shirley. If Steve had not sent in the horse’s registration certificate and paid his transfer fees, John would normally have to pay for two transfers ($30) to get the horse registered in his name. Under the Transfer provision, John pays only $15.

“Now is the perfect time to take advantage of the multiple transfer discount and update your horse’s ownership records if you find yourself in this situation,” said APHA Managing Director of Registration Cindy Grier.

All registered American Paint Horse owners are encouraged to look over their horses’ registration certificates at this time and submit any updates to APHA to bring their records and the association’s current. American Paint Horses are being registered at APHA’s Forth Worth, Texas, headquarters at a rate of more than 35,000 horses each year. For more information visit apha.com.

APHA Invites Paint Horse Owners To Save 
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