2015 AQHA Rulebook Now Available Online
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The 2015 AQHA Official Handbook of Rules and Regulations just got easier to use. It’s now coming to you in three, easy-to-use sections.
The 2015 AQHA Rulebook is sectioned as follows:
- REGISTRATION: Provides AQHA general rules, plus the rules regarding foal registration, transfers, stallion breeding and all other registration rules.
- SHOWING: Provides AQHA general rules, plus the rules associated with AQHA shows, competition and judges.
- RACING: Provides AQHA general rules, plus all the rules regarding AQHA racing competition.
Download sections of the 2015 AQHA Rulebook.
Sections of the AQHA Rulebook are now available online in PDF format, in print and via the AQHA Rulebook App. AQHA members can download the handbook sections or request a printed copy at www.aqha.com/rulebook.
If you’d like the rulebook on your iOS device, download the free app from the Apple App Storeby searching for “AQHA Rules.” To download the rulebook on your Android device from the Google Play Store, search for “AQHA Rules.” If you downloaded the app in 2014, simply run the update to access the 2015 rulebook.
Disclaimer: The AQHA Online Rulebook is a reference for AQHA members and American Quarter Horse enthusiasts. Although AQHA has gone to great lengths to ensure its accuracy, some differences may exist between it and the printed version. The current rules are updated in the online and electronic versions of the rulebook.
The rulebook answers all of your questions regarding AQHA rules, show patterns, horse markings, equipment guidelines and much more.
In the rulebook, you’ll learn the new rules effective as of January 1, 2015. For example, transfer fees increased from $15 to $20 per horse, however, you can save $5 by submitting your registrations via the online system. Registrations can still be mailed and faxed to AQHA, but members will save time and money by submitting them online.
Learn more by downloading, printing or reading the 2015 AQHA Rulebook on your mobile device.
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