Title
PHILRACOM horse importation rules 2010
Law
Philracom No. 06-10, S. Of 2010
Decision Date
Apr 14, 2010
Horse owners are permitted to import horses only after owning at least three locally-bred horses, with exceptions for pregnant mares and stallions, to promote the breeding and support of Philippine horses.
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Support and Improvement of Local Horse Breeding

  • PHILRACOM actively supports the improvement of the Philippine horse breed.
  • Support mechanisms include creating a ready market specifically for locally-bred horses.
  • Organizing races exclusive to locally-bred horses to encourage the local breeding industry.

Conditions for Importation of Horses

  • Importation of horses from other countries is restricted.
  • Horse owners/importers must own or have bred at least three (3) locally-bred horses prior to importing any horse.
  • This requirement aims to protect and promote locally-bred horses.
  • An exception exists: this restriction does not apply when importing pregnant mares or stallions.

Effective Date and Implementation

  • The resolution and conditions for horse importation took effect on June 1, 2010.
  • The resolution enforces ownership or breeding of local horses as a prerequisite for importation.

Dissemination and Guidance

  • A copy of the PHILRACOM resolution will be provided to horse owners and relevant persons.
  • This ensures proper dissemination for compliance and guidance in the horseracing community.

Key Legal and Administrative Points

  • PHILRACOM exercises regulatory control balancing the promotion of local breeding with controlled importation.
  • The import restriction serves to foster the development of the local horse racing industry.
  • The exception for pregnant mares and stallions reflects recognition of breeding needs and industry growth strategies.

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