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RULES OF REGISTRATION:
The horse being registered as an Iberian Warmblood must carry a minimum of 25% Andalusian and/or Lusitano bloodlines from one or both parents. The degree of Iberian bloodlines will be indicated on the registration certificate.
FEES:
Registration: $40 (regardless of age of horse)
Transfer: $25 (regardless of date of transaction)
Changes or Replacement Certificate: $25
U.S. dollars drawn on U.S. bank or International Money Order
Outside of USA include additional $10
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DOCUMENTATION NEEDED:
I. Completed and signed Application. If signatures from orignal breeders are not available, application must be accompanied with a copy of registration certificate with another Registry showing parentage and legal owner.
II. Copies of the following registries may be used:
(A) Registration of the Andalusian parent (s)
(including IALHA, AAHA, ABPSL, APSL, JCC, AMCCPSL, British Lusitano Horse Society)
(B) Azteca registration papers
(C) Hispano-Arabe registration papers
(D) Spanish-Norman registration papers
III. Photos showing any unusual identifying markings
GENETIC TESTING
To decrease the chances of producing genetically defective horses, certain breeds or lines will be required to obtain DNA testing to rule out specific genetic defects to clear them of being carriers of
genetic defects before their
offspring will become eligible for registration. Geldings and offspring from parents testing N/N are exempt from this testing. The breeds and lines included are:
'Impressive' Descendents: DNA tested for Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis Disease (HYPP). Offspring of a HYPP positive parent will not be eligible for registration. Offpring of untested parents that have the bloodlines of 'Impressive' in their pedigree will not be registered.
DNA test is accomplished with hair samples, test fee is $50 through UC Davis. for form and/or further information.
Arabians: DNA tested for Severe Combined Immunodeficiency (SCID) - only if both parents have Arabian blood. Offspring of positive carriers of this mutant gene will not be eligible for registration.
Offpring of untested Arabian parents will not be registered until proven not to be a carrier of SCID.
DNA test is done by cheek swab, cost is $140.00 through VetGen.
for form and/or further information.
Paints/Pintos:
Iberian WB stallions at stud that are overo Paint/Pinto should DNA test negative for Lethal White Syndrome before breeding to overo mares.
DNA test is accomplished with hair samples, test fee is $50 through UC Davis.
for form or further information.
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Iberian Heritage Division dedicated to Kiger and Sulphur Horses

IBERIAN HERITAGE REGISTRATION:
Kiger and Sulphur horses already registered with another recognized registry, requiring DNA verification, may submit registration to the IWRI for inclusion into the Iberian Heritage Division. Required is a copy of the current registration certificate, showing recorded owner, along with registration fees. Appendix registration is applicable to partbred Kiger and Sulphur horses.
KIGER MUSTANG:
The BLM considers the Kiger Mustang to be the herd closest in type and genetic to the original Spanish horse brought to America, as well recent DNA testing proving a link. The Kigers tested so far, two mtDNA patterns have been found. One is A3 (commonly called the "Lusitano" cluster) and one is D 1-3 (commonly called the "Andalusian" cluster). So far, Kigers have been found with one or the other, not both. Kigers, thus far, are the only mustang group to have the A3 cluster. A3 is found in pure Lusitanos and a few Andalusians. D1-3 is commonly found in the Andalusian breed. Additionally, A3 is only two "mutation lengths" away from one of the Sorraia mtDNA clusters, that is the same distance as between the two Sorraia mtDNA clusters.
SULPHUR MUSTANG:
Sulphur Mustangs are believed to be one of the purest herds of Spanish horses left in America. Research being conducted into these horses has confirmed Spanish descent.
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