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Www.registry.jockeyclub.com. The Fee Schedule is also available on The Jockey Club Registry website at www.registry.jockeyclub.com. B. The fee to register a foal as stated in the current Fee Schedule also covers: 1. Naming, provided a valid attempt to claim a name is received prior to February 1 of the 2-Year-Old year; 2. The correction of a Certificate of Foal Registration, within six months of the date of issue, if necessary. 3. Subsequent transfers of ownership; 4. Reissuance of a Genetic Typing kit for untestable samples; 5. And such other matters and services as The Jockey Club shall, in its sole discretion, from time to time determine. C. Fees are not refundable, unless a foal dies and the death is reported prior to the issuance of a Certificate of Foal Registration. In this case, a fee will be charged for the Genetic Typing kit and processing, and upon written request, the remainder of the fee will be refunded (see Fee Schedule). 5. GENETIC TYPING REQUIREMENTS FOR STALLIONS, MARES, AND EXPORTED HORSES A. In addition to Genetic Typing and parentage verification of all foals as outlined in Rule 2, the following horses must be genetically typed: 1. All Stallions and Broodmares if not previously genetically typed; 2. All Stallions and Broodmares for foal crops of 2001 or thereafter must be DNA typed, either from DNA samples extracted from a blood sample already on file with the genetic laboratories or, if none is available, from DNA samples submitted in accordance with this Rule; 3. Foals of 2001 or thereafter that enter the stud for the first time as Stallions must be re-DNA typed; and 4. All horses applying for an Export Certificate that have not been previously genetically typed (see Rule 10). B. DNA typing kits can be obtained from The Jockey Club by request and upon submission of the prescribed fee (see Fee Schedule). C. Within 45 days of receipt, the Genetic Typing kit should be used and the sample sent to the laboratory. The fully completed Identification form, along with a set of four color photographs of the horse (front, both sides, and rear views) clearly showing the color and markings (or lack of markings) on the head, legs, and body, must be submitted to The Jockey Club. If either of these requirements are not timely met, the owner may be required to restart the process by obtaining a new Genetic Typing kit from The Jockey Club, and a restart fee may be assessed (see Fee Schedule). D. To correctly identify a horse, an Identification form must be fully completed each time a genetic sample is submitted. E. The Jockey Club shall have the right to require that any horse be genetically typed or re-genetically typed at any time to establish or investigate a horse's identity or pedigree. If at any time The Jockey Club determines that the genetic type of a horse is inconsistent with the genetic type of either or both of its reported parents, The Jockey Club will

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The markings (or lack of markings) on the head, legs, and body, should be submitted to The Jockey Club along with the prescribed fee (see fee schedule) and a valid Service Certificate (see Rule 14C). The Registration Application may be submitted through Interactive Registration at www.registry.jockeyclub.com. If any of these requirements are not met, the foal owner may be required to restart the process by obtaining a new genetic typing kit from The Jockey Club and an additional restart fee may be assessed (see Fee Schedule). For foals born in 2017 or thereafter, a microchip must be implanted in the foal and the microchip number must be reported on the Registration Application. E. To correctly identify the foal, a Registration Application must be fully completed and signed each time a genetic sample is submitted. F. In the case of twins, each twin must be registered separately. The fact that the foal is the product of a twin birth must be reported on the Live Foal Report (see Rule 15) whether or not both foals are born alive. If both twins are alive, the birth of each twin must be reported separately on a Live Foal Report. When submitting the Registration Applications for twins, attach a photocopy or digital scan of the Service Certificate to the second Registration Application. G. Upon the fulfillment of all registration requirements, including compliance with specified deadlines, and if the foal qualifies as an offspring of its reported sire and dam, a Certificate of Foal Registration will be issued. If a foal does not qualify as an offspring of its reported sire and/or dam, additional Genetic Typing may be required. Based on the results of the Genetic Typing and any other relevant information available, The Jockey Club will make a determination regarding the registration of the foal. It is the registration applicant's responsibility to resolve doubts regarding parentage. 3. RACING PERMIT A. The Jockey Club, in its discretion and for good cause, may issue a Racing Permit, an identification document issued by The Jockey Club, for any horse that has been genetically typed and parentage analyzed and whose dam qualified, but whose sire did not qualify. The Jockey Club may consider any other relevant factors in its determination and may require the owner and/or Breeder to provide additional information that the The Jockey Club deems necessary. A horse issued a Racing Permit cannot be considered a Thoroughbred for Breeding (mating) purposes and cannot be entered into The American Stud Book. The term "Racing Permit" should always accompany the name of the horse in any trade journal or racetrack program. Any horse receiving a Racing Permit will never be entitled to receive a Certificate of Foal Registration. B. To apply for a Racing Permit, the owner must submit a written request to The Jockey Club. 4. FEES TO REGISTER, GENETIC TYPE, AND PARENTAGE VERIFY A FOAL A. Foal registration fees are assessed according to the Registry Office Fee Schedule. Copies of this Fee Schedule are available from

The above, any foal resulting from or produced by the processes of Artificial Insemination, Embryo Transfer or Transplant, Cloning, or any other form of genetic manipulation not herein specified shall not be eligible for registration. E. A foal is not eligible for registration unless all requirements to register that foal as set forth in Rule 2 are met within one year of the actual foaling date. Provided, however, a foal may be eligible for late registration if the applicant completes all registration requirements and submits the appropriate late registration fee (see Fee Schedule). F. A foal is not eligible for registration unless its sire and dam have been genetically typed or re-DNA typed, as required under Rule 5, provided, however, if the sire or dam died prior to being genetically typed or re-DNA typed, a foal may still be eligible for registration if a notarized statement is submitted by the Stallion owner or Breeder reporting the death, explaining why the sire or dam was not genetically typed or re-DNA typed, and requesting The Jockey Club waive this requirement for the registration of the resulting foal. The deceased sire or dam's Certificate of Foal Registration should also be returned to The Jockey Club (see Rule 16). G. When an application is made to register a foal by an unnamed but registered Sire or out of an unnamed but registered Dam, the unnamed Sire or Dam must be named before the registration of the foal can be completed. A fee may be required to claim a name for an unnamed, but registered, Sire or Dam (see Fee Schedule). 2. REGISTRATION, GENETIC TYPING AND PARENTAGE VERIFICATION OF FOALS A. Mare owners must report a Live Foal/No Foal Report for each of their Broodmares every year. The Live Foal/No Foal Report serves a dual purpose: it is used to report the birth of a live foal or to report the status of a Broodmare which did not produce a live foal. This report may be submitted through Interactive Registration at www.registry.jockeyclub.com. B. To begin the registration process, each Live Foal Report must be fully completed, signed, and returned to The Jockey Club no later than 30 days following the birth of the foal. C. A Genetic Typing kit and a preprinted Registration Application will be sent to the person specified on the Live Foal Report. For foals born in 2017 or thereafter, a microchip will be included. If the Genetic Typing kit and preprinted Registration Application are not received within 180 days (six months) of the foaling date, contact The Jockey Club immediately to request a Genetic Typing kit. D. Within 45 days of receipt, the Genetic Typing kit should be used and the sample sent to the laboratory. The fully completed and signed Registration Application, including the designation of the initial Digital Certificate Manager for foals born in 2018 or thereafter, along with a set of four color photographs of the foal (front, both sides, and rear views) clearly showing the color and

The horse, date of sale, and the name of the new owner); and 6. Any further evidence and assurances as The Jockey Club may require, such as Genetic Typing and/or parentage verification. B. Except as expressly provided in this Rule 9, a Duplicate Certificate of Foal Registration will not be issued as long as the Certificate of Foal Registration is known to be in existence; provided, however, in the event of a sheriff's (or similar) sale or under a non-appealable court order, a Duplicate Certificate of Foal Registration will be issued if the original Certificate of Foal Registration cannot be obtained from the previous owner only after a good faith effort to recover it is made by the seller and/or the new owner. In either case, the requirements of Rule 9(A) 1, 2, 3, 5, and 6 must be met and an opinion must be submitted to The Jockey Club from an attorney or an official representative of the court, indicating that the sale (if applicable) was conducted in accordance with the laws of the state and providing such other information as The Jockey Club may request regarding the circumstances and validity of the sale or court order. C. Once a Duplicate Certificate of Foal Registration is issued, the original Certificate of Foal Registration becomes null and void, and if located, must be returned to the Registry Office. 10. EXPORT REQUIREMENTS A. When a horse is to be exported to a country outside of the United States, Puerto Rico, or Canada, a Certificate of Exportation and passport must be obtained from The Jockey Club within 60 days after exportation. If for any reason the requirements are not completed within 60 days after exportation, the Certificate of Exportation may be obtained only after approval of The Jockey Club and the payment of an additional fee (see Fee Schedule). B. To obtain a Certificate of Exportation and passport, a horse must be genetically typed or be in the process of being genetically typed (samples must have arrived at the laboratory in a testable condition) unless the horse was genetically typed previously. If Genetic Typing is required, a Genetic Typing kit must be obtained as set forth in Rule 5(B) and the following must be completed and submitted to The Jockey Club Registry Office by the time of the horse's departure: 1. Payment to The Jockey Club covering the prescribed fee (see Fee Schedule); 2. A set of four color photographs of the horse (front, both sides, and rear views) clearly showing the color and the markings (or lack of markings) on the head, legs, and body; 3. A completed Export Identification form. The form must be signed by the owner or authorized agent and must also indicate the country of destination, name of broker, date of shipment, and ownership of the horse. This form may also be submitted through Interactive Registration at www.registry.jockeyclub.com; 4. The Certificate of Foal Registration, 30-Day Racing Permit or Certificate of Foreign Registration; 5. A valid Service Certificate

Section I TABLE OF CONTENTS Section II Section III Section IV Section V RULES FOR REGISTRATION, GENETIC TYPING AND PARENTAGE VERIFICATION RULE Eligibility for Foal Registration Registration, Genetic Typing, and Parentage Verification of Foals Racing Permit Fees to Register, Genetic Type, and Parentage Verify a Foal Genetic Typing Requirements for Stallions, Mares and Exported Horses Naming Transfer and Report of Ownership; Ownership Disputes Correction of Certificate of Foal Registration Duplicate Certificate of Foal Registration Export Requirements Import Requirements 30-Day Foreign Racing Permit Leases and Foal-Sharing Agreements Stallion Reports (Report of Mares Bred) Live Foal/No Foal Reports (Mare Reports) Death Reports Gelding Reports Transferred as Retired from Racing Deceptive Practices; Cruelty to a Horse; Medication Violations Appeals and Hearings General Rules Section VI Section VII Click Here for printer-friendly version of the Rule Book (PDF) viewing requires Adobe Acrobat Reader, a free download Owners, breeders and/or their authorized agents are responsible for being familiar with and complying with the Principal Rules and Requirements of The American Stud Book. Amendments and new rules are available on this website. Section II LOCATION OF OFFICES AND AVAILABILITY OF FORMS AND INFORMATION The Jockey Club (Registry) 821 Corporate Drive Lexington, Kentucky 40503-2794 Telephone: (859) 224-2700 Registration Services: (800) 444-8521 FAX: (859) 224-2710 The Jockey Club 250 Park Avenue New York, New York 10177 Telephone: (212) 371-5970 FAX: (212) 371-6123 All Registry office forms and current fee schedules are available from the Registration Services Department in the Lexington, Kentucky, office. Canada: The Jockey Club of Canada P.O. Box 66 Station B Toronto, Ontario M9W 5K9 Telephone: (416) 675-7756 FAX: (416) 675-6378 (Availability of forms and information only.) Section III GLOSSARY OF TERMS The American Stud Book The American Stud Book is the registry maintained by The Jockey Club for all Thoroughbreds foaled in the United States, Puerto Rico and Canada and for all Thoroughbreds imported into the United States, Puerto Rico and Canada from countries that have a stud book approved by The Jockey Club and the International Stud Book Committee. Age of a Horse Age of the Thoroughbred: For the purpose of determining age, the date of birth for all Thoroughbreds is deemed to be January 1 of the year of foaling. Foal: A young horse of either sex in its first year of life. Suckling: A foal of any sex in its first year of life while it is still nursing. Weanling: A foal of any sex in its first year of life after being separated from its dam. Yearling: A Colt, Filly or Gelding in its second calendar year of life (which commences January 1 of the year following its birth). 2-Year-Old: A Colt, Filly or Gelding in its third calendar year of life (which commences January 1 of the year following its birth). Breeding Practices Not Approved by The Jockey Club Artificial Insemination: Any act of depositing semen into the reproductive tract of a Broodmare in order to inseminate a Broodmare without the physical mounting by a Stallion and contemporaneous intromission of