Ridecamp: [RC] I dont think this will affect endurance

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> I just found this out today; it's easy to apply on line and it's free: <A
HREF="">USA'>https://www.equestrian.org/horseid/">USA
> Equestrian - horse ID</A>
>
> HORSE IDENTIFICATION FORM Article 811:
> All horses competing in USA EQUESTRIAN-recognized competitions (except those
> activities enumerated in Art. 1401.9, items 1-6) must be properly identified
> and must obtain a Horse ID number from USA EQUESTRIAN. An identification
> number for each horse must be entered on all entry forms for recognized
> competitions. Only one Horse ID number will be issued per horse, and must
> remain with the horse throughout its career. Anyone knowingly applying for a
> duplicate Horse ID number for an individual horse may be subject to
> disciplinary action.
> USA EQUESTRIAN Annual and life recording numbers are the same as a Horse ID
> number.
> Applications for Horse ID numbers are available from the USA EQUESTRIAN
> office, and/or can be downloaded from the USA EQUESTRIAN website, or from
> competition management. Competition management is responsible for notifying
> exhibitors of this requirement in their prize lists.
> There will be NO CHARGE for Horse ID Numbers that are issued via the
> internet to members of USA EQUESTRIAN or its affiliates for: 1) horses that
> are also Annual and life recorded, registered or otherwise identified or
> listed with a USA EQUESTRIAN discipline affiliate, or 2) horses registered
> with a USA EQUESTRIAN breed affiliate. Horses not meeting the above criteria
> must have a complete Identification Certificate submitted with the
> application for a Horse ID Number before a number will be issued. Horse ID
> Numbers issued via mail will be charged $10. Horse ID Numbers issued at a
> competition will be charged $20.
> Fees or penalties for hard copy applications have been waived until Dec. 1,
> 2003.

Sue
A friend sent this to me so I thought I'd sent it to ridecamp too.

[RC] I dont think this will affect endurance - Don Pollock