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requiring all horses stabled on site to be microchipped. All FEI horses are required to be microchipped as are many USEF registered horses.
Trainers may purchase their microchip from whatever source they desire, as long as the serial number is 15 digits (ISO 11784/11785 compliant) and gets recorded with The Jockey Club. With the increased use of microchips, Trainers should scan their horses to see if a microchip has already been inserted prior to ordering an inserting another one in error.
You can find out more about microchipping with The Jockey Club here.
You may purchase compliant microchips directly from the RRP here.
Note that microchips, from whatever source, are not pre-registered anywhere and it is the responsibility of the owner to register them with the appropriate entities once inserted.
Use of RRP Logos and Images
Thoroughbred Makeover Trainers are granted a limited, revocable, non- exclusive right to use the Thoroughbred Makeover and RRP logos and trademarks on their own private promotional materials without permission. This permission may be revoked at any time and upon notice the Trainer must remove all use of RRP intellectual property and cease and desist from further use of the intellectual property until further notice.
RRP logos and images may never be used to promote events or for other commercial use unless approved by the RRP in advance in writing and may never be used on merchandise that is for sale without written consent by the RRP.
Publicity and Promotion
The RRP encourages Trainers to promote their participation in the Thoroughbred Makeover through local mainstream media, equestrian media, and their own networks. The RRP will provide sample press releases and guidance to Trainers who request assistance in this area. Trainers agree to forward to the RRP links to press coverage of the Thoroughbred Makeover that is generated by their efforts.
Thoroughbred Makeover Trainers are encouraged to maintain train- ing reports, blogs, and otherwise report on their progress with their
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