Help With Application Forms

Not a member yet?

You will require the following forms:

Application for new membership
 (interactive pdf - please download to your device and complete there)

Interactive Online Form

Schedule of fees

Changing your membership details (existing members)

If you are a member and need to notify us of any changes to your membership details you can do so easily and quickly here

Horse Registrations

Foal Recording

Mandatory for:

  • All palominos under 2 years of age
  • All colts under 2 years of age regardless of parentage, colour or register

Foal recording is optional for any filly or gelding under 2 years of age EXCEPT as specified above.  Please note that all ages are taken from August 1st of the year in which the horse was born.

Application for foal recording
(interactive pdf - please download to your device and complete there)

Interactive Online Form

Schedule of fees

Permanent Adult Registrations

NON FOAL RECORDED HORSES (NEW REGISTRATIONS)

The Application For Permanent Registration is used for all colts, stallions, fillies, mares and geldings 2 years of age and over that were NOT foal recorded with Dilutes Australia Ltd.  It may also be used for fillies and geldings under 2 years of age EXCEPT as specified above under Foal Recording. 

Application for permanent registration
(interactive pdf - please download to your device and complete there)

Interactive Online Form

Schedule of fees


FOAL RECORDED HORSES (ADULT UPGRADES)

Horses that were foal recorded with Dilutes Australia Ltd require an ADULT UPGRADE, which is a different form.

Application for adult upgrade
(interactive pdf - please download to your device and complete there)

Interactive Online Form

Schedule of fees

 Please note that all ages are taken from August 1st of the year in which the horse was born.

Composite dilute registration

Please note that composite dilutes (horses and ponies that carry two or more different dilutions ie dun & silver) may now be registered in all the registers for which they carry a dilution gene WITH THE EXCEPTION OF

  • SOLID PALOMINOS which MUST BE a chestnut horse carrying one copy of cream and NO OTHER DILUTION GENES to be eligible for registration as a solid palomino**.
  • SOLID BUCKSKINS which may ONLY carry dun or silver in addition to cream.  Composite dilutes carrying champagne and single cream are not eligible because of their pink skin. 
  • SOLID PEARL + CREAM carriers are only eligible for pearl registration.  

To facilitate this, simply tick the relevant boxes on the registration application, include the additional composite dilute registration fees and provide DNA proof as required.  Note that all composite dilutes have a PRIMARY registration, which is designated as per this Regulation - if you choose not to composite dilute register this is the registration they will be issued with.  The relevant register is written on the top of the registration certificate.

For instance, a buckskin silver (A_ E_ Crcr Z_) is registered as a silver FIRST but may also be registered as a buckskin and is eligible to be shown in both silver and buckskin classes.

** Solid palominos with a silver parent are required to be DNA tested for silver and must return a negative test result to be eligible for registration as a palomino.  If they carry silver they are registered as silvers and are not eligible for palomino registration.  Other dilutions are generally visible hence DNA testing for those dilutions is not required UNLESS requested by the Registrar.

Microchipping

Please note - we now record all microchip information on registration certificates as it is part of a horse's identity just like brands, markings etc. A copy of the MC certificate issued when the horse was microchipped must be attached to the application for registration / foal recording. If this is not available please download the Microchip verification form

DNA Testing

hair collection verification form and DNA kit if your horse or pony requires DNA testing


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