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Did you know the NMHBA offers an Export Broodmare program?
Here are some important facts you need to know!
• First your mare MUST be registered with the NMHBA no later than September 1st of the breeding year or penalties will apply. It costs $100.00 to permanently put a mare into the broodmare registry. Current membership is also required.
• In the case of Quarter Horses and Embryo Transfers BOTH the donor mare and the recipient mare must be registered with us. If you’re ever unsure of the status of a broodmare, please call. We are more than happy to look them up.
• Your accredited New Mexico Broodmare must then be bred in New Mexico to an accredited NM Stallion. You can always check our website at nmhorsebreeders.com under the stallion directory for active stallions or call the office.
• Once an accredited New Mexico broodmare is in foal she may leave the state of New Mexico, but the following requirements must be met:
• The Form for a New Mexico broodmare to leave the state of New Mexico must be filled out and the $500.00 fee paid for by October 1st of the
breeding year. If you miss the October 1st deadline a $2,000 fee will then be in place. If the mare should reside in New Mexico and then leave the
state AFTER October 1st you will have ten days to submit the form and pay the $500.00.
• For embryo transfers you must pay for each mare that leaves the state.
• Every Donor mare and every recipient mare that is taken to board out of state must have their own form filled out and you must pay $500.00 for
each or the larger $2,000 penalty if the deadline is missed.
• AnopendonormareDOESNOThavetocomebacktothestateofNewMexicoafterleavingbutdoeshavetosubmittheformandpaythe$500.00fee.
• Any mare carrying a New Mexico Bred foal MUST come back to New Mexico and submit the return form before foaling.
• If you are taking a mare out of New Mexico to participate in a sale:
• You still must fill out the form for her to leave the state, however, there is no fee to leave to go to a sale:
• Your mare may leave 7 days before the sale and must return within 7 days of the completion of the sale OR you can pay the $500.00 to keep her
out of the state within 10 days.
• Prior to your foal being born you will need to submit the form for the mare in foal to return to New Mexico.
• You must bring your accredited broodmare back to New Mexico and the foal MUST be born here, no exceptions will be made.
• Once the foal has been born in New Mexico it may leave the state, it does not need to stay in New Mexico for any extended amount of time.
• Don’t forget to fill out your membership application if you haven’t already and submit your New Mexico Bred applications.
• Common misconception is you must wait until the foal is registered with either the American Quarter Horse Association or the Jockey Club. You
DO NOT need to wait and it’s better if you don’t, foals are only $60.00 the weanling year to register. The registration can then be completed once the registration certificate becomes available. Your horse is not considered a NM Bred until it has been assigned a registration number.
Most importantly CALL, CALL, CALL!
If you ever have any questions or doubts PLEASE reach out to us. We are always more than happy to help. There are no stupid questions and, we would rather you have the correct information than have to pay high penalties or lose accreditation rights because things were not done correctly.
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