Stamboksutdrag

Stamboksutdrag is an official extract from a stud book (stambok) that documents a horse’s pedigree and registration details. Issued by the national breed registry or stud book authority, it serves as formal proof of a horse’s registered lineage and status at the time of issue.

The document typically lists identifying information such as the horse’s name, registration number, date of birth, sex, breed or breed group, and color or markings. It also provides sire and dam with their registration numbers, and often the grandsire lineage. Additional data may include breeder and current owner, dates of registration events, and notes on breeding status, import status, or any restrictions related to use in breeding or competition.

Stamboksutdrag is issued by the official stud book authority or breed registry. It may bear an official seal or signature and is commonly required or requested in horse sales, transfers of ownership, breeding planning, and export procedures. The document helps verify eligibility for breeding programs, participation in certain events, and compliance with breed standards.

Uses and scope: A stamboksutdrag confirms pedigree and registration as of the issue date and is typically accepted as evidence of lineage in commercial and regulatory contexts. It is not a complete, perpetual record of every ancestor, and may be updated if new registrations, corrections, or transfers occur. In practice, it complements the full stud book by providing a concise, verifiable snapshot of the animal’s registered status at a given time.