International Champagne Horse Registry

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How to register your horse with the ICHR

International Champagne Horse Registry
registration procedure:

You must be a member of the I.C.H.R. to register your horse.

"Grade" or non-pedigreed horses can be accepted if other criteria are met.

The first registration is free for members;
the second is $15; each horse after that is $10.

Ask about additional discounts for pictures of ancestors,
help in tracing Champagne lines in pedigrees, and referrals.

PLEASE CLICK HERE AND READ THESE RULES BEFORE APPLYING

Then, print one copy of the 2-page form
for each horse you wish to register,
and mail them with the required materials*
and payment to this address:

ICHR
PO Box 4430
Paso Robles, CA 93447-4430

*For examples of the photographs required see this page.

You may choose either one of these two formats to print your registration forms:

PDF format registration application

MS Word (.doc) format registration application

Members outside of the USA please click here, and read this, before sending payment.

To pay using PayPal, please choose the appropriate payment description, and then click the button =>

If you are a current member, and registering your first horse, you don't need to use this, because your first registration is free.

ICHR PO Box 4430 Paso Robles, CA 93447-4430	You're invited to join our Yahoo Groups list, to share pictures and discuss champagne horse colors.
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