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Welcome to the Kansas Quarter Horse Racing Association!

LATEST NEWS

Convention & Stallion Auction
The KSQHRA Convention is set for January 31, 2026 at Gilleys, and we’re excited to announce that the Online Stallion Auction will run in conjunction with the event. It will officially close on January 31 during the convention. This is always a great opportunity to support the association and secure top stallion services for the upcoming breeding season. If you would like to donate your stallion please see Stallion page for forms.

September Newsletter Available
The latest KSQHRA Newsletter is now available! Be sure to check it out for association news, race updates, member highlights, and more details on the convention and stallion auction.

Stay tuned for more announcements as we move closer to convention time—we look forward to seeing everyone there!

🏇 Congratulations to Our Kansas Trainers and Owners! 🏇

Kansas racing had a big day on September 29th at Will Rogers Downs with two exciting wins:

✨ JK DOUBLE TROUBLE

  • Owned by Jeannie Laymon

  • Trained by Victor Ibarra

  • This talented sorrel filly broke her maiden in a full field of 2-year-olds, winning by a neck and paying $29.60 to win.

✨ MTS UNO DOS TREIS

  • Owned by Michael & Donna Samples

  • Foaled in Kansas

  • Captured a 2-year-old non-winners of two race, out-running the favorite to win by half a length, returning $26.40 to her supporters.

👏👏👏 Huge congratulations to the Kansas connections on these impressive victories!

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KANSAS BRED INFORMATION

Please see below for useful tips when completing the Kansas-Bred Program Registration Application via the KRGC website

 

Tips:

  1. Use the Kansas-Bred Program Registration Application link to download and complete the form

  2. Any foal you wish to race for Kansas Bred purse supplements should check the box "Application for Kansas-Bred Program"

  3. Any mare or stallion wishing to be eligible for breed awards should check "Application for Kansas Domiciled Program" AND "Application for Certificate of Eligibility". They need both.

    1. This MUST be done BEFORE the mare foals

    2. Or in the case of a stallion that will stand in Kansas, BEFORE the stallion breeds a mare that will ultimately have a foal that would earn him breed awards.

  4. When your race horse that was stamped "Kansas Bred" stops racing and you want to raise foals out of him/her, this horse must then be "Certified" into the breeding program. 

  5. The box asking for "Foal Information" must be filled out with the name of a) your racing prospect or b) mare or c) stallion. Don't let the word "foal" confuse you when enrolling the mare or stallion's information. It is asking for the name of the horse.

  6. Ownership Section - Needs to be completed.

  7. Stallion Owner Information - This is for stallions that will stand in Kansas that intend to enroll in the breeding program. Mare owners and race prospects - ignore this box.

  8. Foal Owner Information - Needs to be completed.

  9. The backside of the form must be completed with markings as listed on the horse's registration papers, the fees you are including and signature. 

  10. The original registration certificate from the breed association must be included with this application.

Kansas bred program home page

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