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Cal Bred – A California-bred Thoroughbred is a horse dropped in California after being conceived in California, or any Thoroughbred foal dropped by a mare in California if the mare remains in California to be next bred to a Thoroughbred stallion standing in the state. If the mare cannot be bred for two successive seasons, but remains in California during that period, her foal will be considered a California-bred.
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Cal Sired – A “California-sired horse” is a Thoroughbred that was conceived in California by a registered California stallion. A California-sire horse is only eligible for entry races restricted to California-bred or California-sired horses and is not eligible for any breeder or owner awards, except the Maiden Bonus Award.
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FL Bred – Thoroughbred horse foaled in the State of Florida may be registered with the Association as a Florida-Bred.
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MD Bred – The horse shall be a Thoroughbred, eligible for registration with The Jockey Club and have been foaled in Maryland. In addition, unless the breeder is a resident of the State, or maintains his breeding stock continually in the State, the horse shall be the produce either of a mare having conceived in Maryland the previous season, or of a mare sent into the State to foal and covered by a Maryland stallion the season of its foaling.
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NY Bred, Non-Resident Mares – The mares must remain in New York for at least 90 days, including the time before and after foaling, during which time she must be bred back to a registered New York Stallion.
NY Bred, Resident Mares – Mares bred to out-of-state stallions must return to New York within 120 days of her last cover date. The mare must then remain in the state continuously through foaling. In this case, there is no breed-back requirement.
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WV Bred, Non-Resident Mares & Non Resident Breeder – Mares must be inspected by the WVDF Inspector and receive an Affidavit for Verification of Mare Foaling in West Virginia no more than 30 days prior to foaling. If mare fails to foal by 30 days after issue of the Affidavit, the owner/farm manager must notify the WVDF Inspector. At the discretion of the WVDF Inspector a re-inspection may be necessary. Failure to obtain an Affidavit for Verification of Mare Foaling in West Virginia will forfeit WVDF eligibility for that foal. If foal is not sired by a WVTBA qualified sire, then Mare must be bred back to a WVTBA qualified sire. If mare is in foal to a WVTBA qualified sire, has received an Affidavit for Verification of Mare Foaling in West Virginia, and foals in West Virginia, then the foal qualifies as a West Virginia Bred and does not need to follow the Breed Back Rule that year.
WV Bred, Non-Resident Mares & Resident Breeder – All mares must be inspected by the WVDF Inspector and receive an Affidavit for Verification of Mare Foaling in West Virginia no more than 30 days prior to foaling. If mare fails to foal by 30 days after issue of the Affidavit, the owner/farm manager must notify the WVDF Inspector. At the discretion of the WVDF Inspector a re-inspection may be necessary. Failure to obtain an Affidavit for Verification of Mare Foaling in West Virginia prior to foaling will forfeit WVDF eligibility. The Breed Back Rule does not apply to mares who are owned by West Virginia Resident Owners/Breeders.
Resident Mares – Mares must live in West Virginia year-round to qualify as a Resident Mare. A 60-day grace period will be allowed for mares to be bred in another state. (See definition of 60-Day Grace Period)
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