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American Saddlebred Registry, Inc. 4083 Iron Works Parkway, Lexington, KY 40511 | www.saddlebred.com ph: (859) 259-2742 | fax: (859) 259-1628 | e-mail: [email protected] March 16, 2021 OWNER DIANNE GILBERT OR RICHARD GILBERT 504 SARDIS ROAD BOAZ, AL 35956 STATEMENT OF REGISTRATION AND THE LADY SINGS THE BLUES (137516M) RECORDED OWNERSHIP 1 (RWCC, RWC) Per United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) MARE Rule SB 101.2, for your convenience a copy of CHESTNUT this document may be provided to competition management at licensed USEF competitions in STAR, CONNECTED STRIPE AND SNIP TOUCHING RIGHT lieu of copying actual/original Certificate of NOSTRIL TO UPPER LIP, WHITE. Registration for the named American Saddlebred. Foaling Date: 07/09/2002 Sire: NORTHERN BLUES (92788S) Dam: UNDULATA'S ONCE AND AGAIN (133392M) Breeder: EDWARD R. BENNETT PLEASE NOTE: This document displays all information required for competition management at licensed competitions of the United States Equestrian Federation, as to registration and recorded ownership. All information appearing on the official Certificate may also be viewed and printed by members of American Saddlebred Horse Association at www.saddlebred.com. When first received by mail, please verify that all information on the official Certificate of Registration is correct, with special attention to identification / markings. If there are any errors or discrepancies, please call the American Saddlebred Registry, (859) 259-2742, or email [email protected]. There will be no charge for corrections if an original Certificate of Registration is returned within 30 days of the mailing date. After 30 days, a fee of $25 will be assessed for corrections. Visit www.saddlebred.com for official American Saddlebred Horse Association and Registry forms, and to obtain the most recent address information for previous owners, if any. Name: THE LADY SINGS THE BLUES Ownership History Reg Number: 137516 Bred By: Edward R. Bennett Name From To Shelbyville, KY 11/17/2018 Foal Date: 7/9/2002 12:00:00 AM Dianne or Richard Gilbert Hagan Saddlebreds, Inc. 12/20/2016 11/17/2018 Gender: Mare Current Owner: Dianne Gilbert or Richard Gilbert Burbank & Collins I, LLP 11/03/2007 12/20/2016 Color: Chestnut Notes: Markings: Star, connected stripe and snip touching right nostril to upper lip, white. Callaway's Johnny Gillen CHWill Shriver (WGC, WC, RWC) { CHKate Shriver (BHF) (WGC, WCC, RWC) Callaway's Blue Norther (WC, RWCC, Royal Rambler RWC) { Royally Blue { Northern Blues Fascinating Blue 92788 CHYorktown (WGC, WC) New Yorker { Sandalwood Stonewall {Yorkshire Pudding (BHF) (WC) { Putting On Airs (BHF) Mr. Magic Man { CHSupreme Airs (BHF) (WGC, WC, RWGC, RWC) The Lady Sings The Blues (RWCC, RWC) 137516 CHYorktown (WGC, WC) New Yorker { Sandalwood Stonewall I'm A New Yorker (RWC) Denmark's Bourbon Genius { Sentimentalist Fairview's Beauty Undulata's Once And { Again 133392 New Yorker The New York Times { { Canterbury Lane Lady Hawk N.Y.T. Flight Time (WC) { Flight Time's Kitty Hawk { High Fashioned Sue .

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