The Passport
The Lifetime Passport
One document, issued once, that stays with the horse for life.
Data Page
The Passport Data Page
Lifetime Passport
Nigerian Sport Horse Studbook
SAMPLE - NOT A REAL RECORD
- Name
- SAMPLE NAME
- Registration no.
- NSHS-0000-00000
- UELN
- NO DATA
- Microchip
- 000000000000000
- Sex / colour
- SAMPLE
- Year of birth
- 0000
- Sire
- SAMPLE SIRE
- Dam
- SAMPLE DAM
- Register
- B ยท Main
- Inspection result
- SAMPLE
- DNA parentage
- SAMPLE
- Owner of record
- SAMPLE
What The Passport Holds
- Identity
- Microchip number, description and markings.
- Parentage
- Sire and dam, with DNA parentage status.
- Register
- The Register the horse is entered in, and its generation.
- Inspection result
- Gate results and scored traits.
- Ownership history
- Every recorded owner, in order.
- Health screen
- The health screen recorded at inspection.
Return Of Passport
On Death Or Loss
The passport must be returned to the Studbook on the death of the horse, or the Studbook notified if it is lost. The period for return is to be announced.
Plain Terms
Short Glossary
- Microchip
- An ISO 11784/11785 electronic transponder placed in the left side of the neck and read with a scanner.
- UELN
- The Unique Equine Life Number: a 15-character international identifier. The Studbook's UELN code is in progress.
- Passport
- The lifetime document that links a horse to its identity, parentage, register and recorded history.
- Registers A, B And C
- Register A is Foundation, Register B is Main and Register C is Recorded. Entry depends on the evidence available for identity and parentage.
Next Step
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Enter a microchip or registration number to confirm a record.