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pcmark15 on August 23, 2024, 1:24 PM
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Bgtolex25 on August 22, 2024, 9:29 PM
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MaywoodAl on August 22, 2024, 8:29 PM
The Ontario license cost was over $200 cnd, I forget how much. I thought the USTA license was also accepted in Canada, I was wrong I got an email from thestable on July 4 about a horse racing that weekend.
Hi MaywoodAl,
I too was/still am? under the impression that the USTA and Canadian registrations are reciprocal. Thanks for the alert. I wanted to stick to the Ohio/Kentucky/PA horses because of the favorable licensing conditions and my familiarity with those jurisdictions. If I ever have a horse moved to NY or Canada, then you all can probably buy from me cheap!
Best of luck with I’m Fancy Like’s sale outcome.
To race in the US or Canada you need to be a member of Standardbred Canada or the USTA, they do reciprocal. Ontario is a jurisdiction by itself just like Ohio, Pennsylvnia or New York would be, the annual fee for just an owners license in Ontario is $100 (cad).
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Bgtolex25 on August 22, 2024, 9:29 PM
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MaywoodAl on August 22, 2024, 8:29 PM
The Ontario license cost was over $200 cnd, I forget how much. I thought the USTA license was also accepted in Canada, I was wrong I got an email from thestable on July 4 about a horse racing that weekend.
Hi MaywoodAl,
I too was/still am? under the impression that the USTA and Canadian registrations are reciprocal. Thanks for the alert. I wanted to stick to the Ohio/Kentucky/PA horses because of the favorable licensing conditions and my familiarity with those jurisdictions. If I ever have a horse moved to NY or Canada, then you all can probably buy from me cheap!
Best of luck with I’m Fancy Like’s sale outcome.
To race in the US or Canada you need to be a member of Standardbred Canada or the USTA, they do reciprocal. Ontario is a jurisdiction by itself just like Ohio, Pennsylvnia or New York would be, the annual fee for just an owners license in Ontario is $100 (cad).
