[IIIBarsV]

I'm looking for any information regarding the registered name of an AQHA mare from Northeast USA who was bred to an AQHA stallion in Gananoque, Ontario, Canada by name of "Eternal Jigger".

Her barn name was "Missy". A lady named Tammy from Kingston, Ontario, owned her for a couple of years I believe, and then sold her back to the States after the foal was born.

The time frame for these events would've been between 1994 and 1996.

I own the foal and would like to get her registered AQHA. She's an amazing show horse, practically unbeatable in open shows against breed show competition, and well worth the investment for registration in order to show AQHA.

My mare is about 15.2hh, a browny sort of light liver chestnut, and has a diamond-shaped star, no other markings (see below).


So if anyone knows anything about this "Missy" mare, especially her AQHA registered name (that's really all I need), please let me know. Any information at all would be helpful!

Thanks very much in advance. ~ Sarah

[Haas Horse Farm]

Did you contact AQHA to see what mares were bred to that stallion in the breeders report for that year?

Are you aware of what the papers will cost you if all the paperwork is on file?

Your best bet is to call AQHA and ask what mares are listed on the breeding reports for those years to that particular stallion. You will have to have your mare Parentage verified to be the offspring of that mating. Do you know if there is DNA on file for that stallion? Is the mare still alive and is there DNA on file for her also? I guess I also wonder if the mare is even for sure registered... If she is not alive or they do not have her DNA and you cannot find her to get it then there is nothing you can do to get your mare registered.