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Three New Mexico-bred Quarter Horses qualified to three of American Quarter Horse racing’s most prestigious races, which will be run during Labor Day weekend, September …Read More »
All of the following forms must be filled out to have ICSI performed out of state, and the foal MUST be born in New Mexico: NM Permanent Broodmare Registry (for Donor & Recipient Mares) Export Broodmare Form (for Donor & Recipient Mares)
Per New Mexico State legislation passed, starting June 14, 2019: an owner of a NM Bred horse that places 1st, 2nd, or 3rd must be a current member within 90 days of the horse placing in order to receive incentive awards.
Ten New Mexico-bred Thoroughbreds, led by Let Him Be (pictured) and Bodie Got Gold, are entered in Sunday’s 7-furlong, $85,000 O.D. McDonald Stakes (R) at Albuquerque Downs. Bodie Got Gold […] Read More »
In order for a foal to be eligible to be registered New Mexico Bred: The foal’s sire was in the Stallion registry before time of breeding and is standing in New Mexico. The foal’s dam was registered in the Broodmare registry no later than September 1st of the year the dam was bred.
Membership Application. The member hereby gives the New Mexico Horse Breeders Association, through its employees and agents, the right during normal business hours to inspect any farm or ranch where a stallion is standing or where a broodmare is being kept for verification of compliance with the by-laws, rules, regulations and requirements of ...
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Registration as a New Mexico Bred IS NOT COMPLETE UNTIL WE HAVE RECEIVED FROM YOU THE ORIGINAL FOAL CERTIFICATE PAPERS FOR FINAL APPROVAL AND STAMPING. If your membership fees are not paid-up, please enclose annual dues. Upon completion of this form, you will be redirected to a payment page. Registration Fee *.
We must have the correct name of the broodmare before she can be officially entered into the New Mexico Horse Breeders Association's permanent broodmare registry.
Legislation passed in 2023 by the State of New Mexico that changed the Incentive Award Distribution percentages to the following: 45% – Breeders. 35% – Owners. 12% – Stallion Owners. 8% – Administrative Fees.