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It's not uncommon!  Some people (sellers) seem to think the piece of 
paper is more valuable than the horse.  The AHA does have procedures for 
such cases.  I was able to negotiate a price that was much lower than 
the original price for the papers for a horse I owned.  At the time I 
bought him, I didn't think papers mattered, but when I decided to sell 
him, I realized they did.
Good luck,
Laney

Lysane Cree wrote:
>     \That's funny.  They have been refusing to help me get my pb gelding
>     \registered since 1998.  His breeder didn't register him because "he
>     \wasn't born gray".  She refuses to sign registration paperwork for
>     \me unless I pay her $1200 for her signature.  Not to mention that
>     \she is no longer the owner of his dam. 
>      
>     What?! I was shocked to read this as I have never heard of someone
>     asking for so much cash, or ANY cash, for a signature on papers.
>     Maybe you should tell her you are consulting a lawyer on the matter
>     and see if the price tag won't drop? LOL     Is this common practice?
>      
>     Lysane
>
>      
>
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