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Performance Horse (APH) will be open to all American-bred performance horses. The goal for the APH is to showcase performance horses bred in the United States. How do I enter my horse into the APH? You will need to fill out the request on a Federation Horse Recording form and submit a copy of the breed papers or a USEF Breeders Affidavit along with a $10.00 processing fee. If the breed registry has a data share agreement [Q would the Jockey Club consider having a date share agreement with the United States Equestrian Federation?] with the Federation, your horse (if eligible) will automatically be placed in the APH at no additional cost to you. (For more information on this, breed registries should contact Ken Ball, PHR Registrar, at kball@usef.org or via phone at 859-225-2035.) The following breed registries currently have a data share agreement with USEF: American Hanoverian Society American Holsteiner Horse Association Belgian Warmblood Breeding Association/NA District Continental Studbook North American Studbook Swedish Warmblood of North America Does my horse have to be Recorded with USEF to be eligible for the APH? No. Any horse born in the U.S. is eligible to enter the registry if they provide proof that they are American-bred. Horses enrolled by submitting breed papers or a USEF Breeders Affidavit will incur a small processing fee ($10.00). [Thoroughbreds and Standardbreds are eligible however do not have a data share agreement with their bred registries, the Jockey Club being the breed registry for TBs.] APH horses will appear on APH Rankings Lists and will be eligible for APH Year-End Awards. Unless the horse is also recorded with USEF, it will not be eligible for future Incentive Fund payouts, Silver Stirrup Awards or USEF Horse of the Year Awards. However, the horse will appear on the APH rankings list and will be eligible for the APH Year-End Awards. How is the American Performance Horse recognized? APH horses who are also USEF recorded will be designated with a special symbol in the USEF Horse of the Year standings. Additionally, if the APH horse is registered with a breed registry, that logo will appear as well. Recorded and non-recorded USEF horses will be recognized on a ranking list for APH horses only. This list will also show the breed registry logo. All horses enrolled will be eligible for APH Year-End Awards. If recorded with USEF, horses get APH recognition printed on their recording certificate, but will not receive extended pedigree papers like with PHR. APH horses can be enrolled in the Silver Stirrup Awards if they are also USEF recorded.
The Jockey Club is the breed registry for all Thoroughbred horses in North America. As such, it is responsible for maintaining The American Stud Book, which includes all Thoroughbreds foaled in the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico as well as Thoroughbreds imported into those countries from nations around the world that maintain similar Thoroughbred registries. The Jockey Club was formed on February 9, 1894, in New York City by several prominent Thoroughbred owners and breeders determined to bring a sense of order to the sport. The organization is dedicated to the improvement of Thoroughbred breeding and racing, and it fulfills that mandate by serving many segments of the industry through its wholly owned subsidiaries, strategic partnerships and charitable foundations by providing support to a wide range of industry initiatives, including several focused on the safety of both horse and rider. The Jockey Club Technology Services is a technology company formed in 2002 to maximize the benefits of state-of-the-art communications and data management technology in support of the continued growth of The Jockey Club and the industry at large. Equibase Company LLC is a partnership between The Jockey Club and the Thoroughbred Racing Associations of North America and serves as the Thoroughbred industry's Official database for racing information. Its website features general information about the sport, a variety of statistics, a comprehensive menu of free entries, results and race charts as well as premium handicapping products. TrackMaster is a wholly owned subsidiary of Equibase and a leading provider of electronic data to high-end handicappers. It is the only company to provide a complete line of handicapping products for the three major racing breeds — Thoroughbred, American Quarter Horse and Standardbred. Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation is the nation's leading private source of equine research funding, having individually contributed more than $18.1 million to 40 universities since 1983 to underwrite 279 specific projects aimed at enhancing the health and safety of horses. The Jockey Club Foundation is a charitable trust created to provide financial relief to needy members of the Thoroughbred industry and their families. Since 1985, the foundation has helped over 1,000 individuals and their immediate families with more than $13 million in support. http://www.jockeyclub.com/about_tjc.asp The Jockey Club Launches Incentive Program for Thoroughbred Sport Horses
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