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What are the Birth Section, Birth Ledger, LGN, and LN Numbers?

What are the Birth Section, Birth Ledger, LGN, and LN Numbers?

February 5, 2020
These terms all refer to the same number. Once a horse has been registered/inscribed with the APSL they are issued...
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What are the Breeders Section, Book of Adults, LGA, and LA Numbers?

February 5, 2020
These names all refer to the same number. Once a horse is inspected/revised they will have papers that display the...
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Is my horse eligible for APSL registration?

February 5, 2020
In order to be defined as a Pure Blood Lusitano or PSL (Puro Sangue Lusitano) both parents must be registered/inscribed...
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I am having difficulty locating a horse in the APSL Public Studbook. What should I do?

February 5, 2020
On occasion the name you have for your horse’s sire or dam may not be exactly the same as it...
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My horse has IALHA (International Andalusian and Lusitano Horse Association) papers, are they eligible for APSL registration?

February 5, 2020
If both of the parents of your horse are registered with APSL and also have LA/LGA numbers, your horse may...
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When should inspection be requested?

January 7, 2020
Please make sure the following requirements have been met prior to applying for inspection. Stallions: Registered/inscribed with the APSL with...
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What are the naming requirements for Lusitanos?

January 6, 2020
Every Lusitano born in a given year must be given a name beginning with a prescribed letter. In addition, the...
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What are the steps to register a horse?

January 6, 2020
In order to be defined as a Pure Blood Lusitano (PSL) both parents must be registered with the APSL Book...
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How do I request a Transfer of Ownership?

January 6, 2020
To initiate the process of transferring a horse from the current owner to a new owner complete the Transfer of...
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What is the NIN?

January 6, 2020
Each animal is issued an “NIN” or national identification number by the Association. Having an NIN for a horse is...
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