Post by dana on Mar 10, 2007 17:35:21 GMT -5
BITS Sport Horse Association
March 31st Licensing Trial
Forms due March 30th
The BSHA Licensing Program certifies exemplary stallions and mares for sport horse breeding. Licensed horses will be listed in the BSHA Studbook and promoted as quality sport horse producers.
Licensing will be judged as follows for both stallions and mares:
»Confirmation: 30%
»Walk: 15%
»Trot: 15%
»Canter: 15%
»Freejump: 25%
Horses must be registered with the BSHA in order to be eligible for licensing. Any breed may apply, however applicants must be at least three years of age with known first-generation lineage. In order to pass the licensing trial, horses must recieve a score of 67.0% or higher. Horses recieving a score of 80% or higher will be listed as 'Silver Premium,' and horses recieveing a score of 90% or higher will be listed as 'Gold Premium'.
Horses will be licensed in four books: Dressage, Showjumping, Eventing, and Combined Driving. A horse may apply for two books at each trial, and may be licensed with a total of three books.
Owner's name / e-mail:
Horse's name:
Applying for book:
BSHA Number:
Breed:
YOB:
Gender:
Height:
Color & markings:
Discipline(s) and level(s) (including any non-sport horse disicplines):
Sire (include sire's bloodlines, if known):
Dam (include dam's bloodlines, if known):
Photo URL (optional):
Recent show placings:
If providing a photo, please provide a URL and do not embed the photo directly into your post.
March 31st Licensing Trial
Forms due March 30th
The BSHA Licensing Program certifies exemplary stallions and mares for sport horse breeding. Licensed horses will be listed in the BSHA Studbook and promoted as quality sport horse producers.
Licensing will be judged as follows for both stallions and mares:
»Confirmation: 30%
»Walk: 15%
»Trot: 15%
»Canter: 15%
»Freejump: 25%
Horses must be registered with the BSHA in order to be eligible for licensing. Any breed may apply, however applicants must be at least three years of age with known first-generation lineage. In order to pass the licensing trial, horses must recieve a score of 67.0% or higher. Horses recieving a score of 80% or higher will be listed as 'Silver Premium,' and horses recieveing a score of 90% or higher will be listed as 'Gold Premium'.
Horses will be licensed in four books: Dressage, Showjumping, Eventing, and Combined Driving. A horse may apply for two books at each trial, and may be licensed with a total of three books.
Owner's name / e-mail:
Horse's name:
Applying for book:
BSHA Number:
Breed:
YOB:
Gender:
Height:
Color & markings:
Discipline(s) and level(s) (including any non-sport horse disicplines):
Sire (include sire's bloodlines, if known):
Dam (include dam's bloodlines, if known):
Photo URL (optional):
Recent show placings:
If providing a photo, please provide a URL and do not embed the photo directly into your post.
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