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I think some of the confusion comes in because the registry tends to  
not want to transfer the papers without the registered owners  
signature.   In such cases, they want a clear line of ownership  
transfer documents.  Can't blame them - they don't want to get  
sued.   It does sort of predispose people to think of registration  
papers as showing ownership, however.


On Mar 14, 2007, at 9:57 AM, Shannon Chastain wrote:

> Charging the person who's name is still listed may be punishing the  
> wrong party. In my
> horses situation away. When I bought my Arab from a co-worker she'd  
> had him since he
> was 6 months old and never transfered the papers. She had tried to  
> modify them once
> during the 7 years she had him so she would not have to pay the  
> penalty for not
> transferring the papers within the AHA time limit. When I bought  
> him I also worked
> with the breeder and she was willing to just call AHA tell them the  
> papers had been
> lost and then transfered them to me. It all worked out in the end  
> for me and my horse.
> Shannon
>
>
> On Wed, 14 Mar 2007 09:48:37 -0700, Laney Humphrey wrote
> > Yes, I've been through it too and it is a pain.  I guess we, the  
> > public,
> > have somehow gotten the idea that registries have the additional
> > function of keeping track of ownership in the same way that  
> > ownership of
> > a vehicle goes along with registration.  Because registries don't do
> > that, it seems even sillier to me when owners refuse to pass along
> > registration papers when a horse (dog, cat or whatever) is sold since
> > registration papers are not proof of ownership.  One way to encourage
> > keeping papers with horses might be for registries to charge an  
> > annual
> > "ownership" fee of all people listed as owners.  Of course, I can't
> > imagine how that would be collectible but that's another issue!
> > Laney
> >
> > SandyDSA@xxxxxxx wrote:
> > > In a message dated 3/14/2007 9:39:05 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
> > > laneyhh@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
> > >
> > >     ownership of the physical being that is the horse is never  
> > > dependent on
> > >     the horse being recognized by a breed registry as part of  
> > > that breed
> > >     which is what registration is.
> > >
> > > yes and this is why AHA won't help. They recognize the "owner" of  
> > > record
> > > as owner. Doesn't matter if you have a bil of sale. What a pain.  
> > > Been
> > > through it.
> > > s
> > >
> > >
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