This message is from: "Mike May, Registrar NFHR" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
At 12:38 AM 5/22/99 -0600, you wrote:
This message is from: Nancy Lehnert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Mike, this is a question for you: What is the NFHR's policy on correcting the "color" category on a horse registered in Canada who has been registered with the incorrect color? I know of and have photos of 3 - Milly ( C-Z-340-M C - 391) and her sire- Thorvald (C -284) and dam- Mona (C- 285). The photos show them as brown duns and they were/are registered as white duns. I personally saw 2 of the 3 and can confirm they are brown duns. I know there are more than these but they just come to mind with the talk of the possible yellow dun being registered as a white dun. The foals mostly all look like white duns until they shed off the baby fuzz so it is an honest mistake by a number of breeders I am sure, but what do you do about it to help with the true history on the horses ? Thanks!! for any insight you can give on this.
Well I can't correct the Canadian Registration but I will correct our records if they are wrong. I just looked and Milly is registered as a Brown Dun with the NFHR. Her sire & dam are not NFHR registered though. I would contact Gatha O'Reilly of the Canadian Registry and see what can be done about the incorrect colors up there. Her email is: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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