Bloodlines you can trust.
Verified registration, Coggins, race records, and pre-purchase documentation for thoroughbreds, quarter horses, sport horses, and ranch horses.
Every paper in the file — anchored, scannable, verifiable.
The horse industry moves enormous amounts of money on paperwork that's almost always trusted on face. Registration certificates, Coggins, PPEs, race records — each one etched by a recognized authority, each one independently easy to fake. chainBreed replaces the photocopy with a proof.
Breed registration
Jockey Club, AQHA, APHA, ApHC, AHA, Arabian Horse Association, USEF, KWPN, and other breed registry papers. Registration number, sire, dam, color, markings — anchored on-chain.
Coggins (EIA)
Equine infectious anemia test results — lab, accession number, draw date, expiration. The result is hashed at etching; reuse on a different horse fails the verification immediately.
Pre-purchase exam
PPE reports from the examining veterinarian, including radiographs, scope, flexion, and bloodwork notes. The credential anchors the report; the buyer accesses the full file through the verifier.
DNA parentage
Texas A&M, UC Davis, or registry-specific DNA panels. Sire/dam confirmation against the reference panel with the DNA flag set on-chain.
Race records
Sanctioned race records from Jockey Club, AQHA Racing, and recognized state racing commissions. Each start, place, and earnings record links back to its sanctioning body.
Breeding and embryo transfer
Stud certificates, breeding reports, embryo transfer recipient records. The reproductive paper trail that buyers of broodmares and yearlings actually care about.
From the sale ring to the racing commission.
Yearling sales due diligence
Keeneland, Fasig-Tipton, and breed-specific sales companies move tens of thousands of yearlings a year against catalog data the buyer can't fully verify until after the hammer falls. chainBreed-anchored catalog pages let consignors prove every credential — and let buyers re-check between hip numbers.
PPE meets the registry record
A pre-purchase exam is only as useful as the documents it's compared against. When the registration, Coggins, and prior race records are themselves verifiable, the PPE turns into a real diligence document instead of a one-shot vet opinion.
Racing commissions and bloodstock integrity
State racing commissions and sanctioning bodies need a tamper-proof system of record for race results, drug-test outcomes, and ownership transfers. chainBreed anchors each event without forcing the commission to operate a public-facing verifier itself.
The same cons. The same documents. Every year.
Equine credential fraud is a small set of repeating patterns. Each one targets paperwork that a paper system cannot verify on-site.
Yearlings and unraced 3-year-olds sold privately with paperwork that's been re-typed or photoshopped. Common where the seller controls both the horse and the papers.
A single valid Coggins photocopied across multiple horses being moved across state lines. The test was real for one of them.
Self-reported race records that include unsanctioned starts or inflated finishes. The verifier shows you only what the sanctioning body actually recorded.
Talk to chainBreed about your operation.
Whether you're a stud farm, a sales company, a breed registry, or a state racing commission — we'll show you what your members and buyers would see.