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This happened to us, too. In 2010, I had contacted them about removing Apiro and it never happened. Then someone purchased a breeding for 2012 from them for Apiro. Of course, I was shocked as he wasn’t supposed to be listed but when I contacted them, I was told that once a stallion is listed with them, then they are forever listed with them and the donation is not for just the one year but for every year. I am not okay with this. I was able to obtain a refund for the mare owner. They have some good ideas, but they need to get everything ironed out and earn the trust back.[/QUOTE]
I’m so sorry, I know I have nothing to do with how this program is run, but I’m an Arabian person and I hate to see this program give our Arabian sport horses a black eye in the sport community. I also Thank You and all the other non Arabian stallion owners for giving this program a shot. I for one really appreciate it. It was a great program for 2 years, now I have no idea how this will end up. As of now a couple of SHN 2011 winners have received a check. Many others have not heard a word from this group and now people are wondering “Where’s the money?” And the speculation that surrounds this question is not good. The last anyone heard we all have to wait until after Scottsdale to talk to anyone at Payback. I guess showing their horses is more important than sending out prize money and talking to stallion owners. :no: