United States Trotting Association members with an online services account can now enroll horses in the Full Circle Program via their account.
There is no need to fill out or mail forms, enrollment can take place on any device that connects with online services.
Full Circle is the USTA’s free program to record the contact information for any person interested in being reached if an enrolled horse needs help in the future. The person need not be a former owner or trainer; they can have any connection or no direct connection to a horse.
By enrolling the horse in Full Circle, they agree to be contacted by the horse’s owner or someone who knows of the horse’s need for assistance. There is no cost and no obligation to act in the event they are contacted.
To enroll a horse via USTA Online Services, log in to your online account; if you’re new to Online Services, click the ‘First time user’ link at the bottom of the login box to create a new account.
Once you’re logged in, click ‘Horse,’ then ‘Full Circle.’ Enter the horse’s name or registration number, then click the blue Search button.
When the screen returns detailed information on the horse you want to enroll, hit the ‘select’ button to the right of the horse’s listing to confirm this is the correct horse.
To add additional horses, click the red ‘Add Horse’ button to add to your Full Circle list. To complete the Full Circle enrollment process, click the blue Checkout button.
A receipt for the Full Circle enrollment will be emailed to you and you can check to see what horses you’ve enrolled in Full Circle at any time by going to your USTA My Account area and checking in the My Horses in the lower left, under Full Circle.
Once you’ve enrolled horses in Full Circle, the Full Circle icon will appear next to the enrolled horse’s name in Pathway within two days to indicate the horse is enrolled in Full Circle.
Those who want to enroll a horse without using Online Services can download a paper form and mail it in to the USTA or fax it. The form can be found here. For questions, email [email protected] or call Ellen Harvey at 732-780-3700.
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