debsflo
Well-Known Member
As above what do they all mean please.
Green.. Approved sire and green book dam. all breeding recorded and DNA typed.
Blue ...Sec I or 2 or supplementary Sire, green/blue book dam,,all breeding recorded and DNA typed
White.. ID document only, breeding may or may not be recorded.
But that was up to last year when it was IHB its all changed yet again now its HSI
Who would I send a white IHB book to to change ownership? I can't find anything definite and don't want to send it off and it get lost if it went to the wrong company.
Green is known breeding. White is unknown breeding, like my horse, no record of parentage. Partial breeding is blue, as Auslander said already.
Who would I send a white IHB book to to change ownership? I can't find anything definite and don't want to send it off and it get lost if it went to the wrong company.
Here's the pdf you need to download and complete. Send back with fee to the address on the form. I think I'm right in saying that IHB is now HSI (Horse Sport Ireland). The address has no postcode, this is apparently the norm for Eire. I had awful trouble finding the right details to send mine back when I got the boy. I ended up phoning them to check, they were super helpful and incredibly efficient.
http://www.horsesportireland.ie/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/2015Change-Of-Owner_New.pdf
Yes, that's what you're looking for. Before HSI took over the passporting IHB was in the same building anyway so you're sortedThank you so much, glad it's not just me who struggled I might phone them too just to check that it is one of their passports. I was starting to think that they had changed name but it just wasn't clear anywhere. Best get her jabbed and then will send it off!