The Jockey Club Launches Registry Android Apps

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Production Team • February 6, 2013

Dear Interactive Registration User, In February 2011, The Jockey Club launched its first Registry app for the iPhone, the Identification App, which enabled customers to upload photos for Registration Applications, and later allowed for the submission of markings.

In February 2012, we launched the Naming App, which enabled names to be claimed, changed, reserved, or generated directly from your iOS device.

Now, we are proud to announce that the Identification App and the Naming App are available for mobile devices that operate the Android operating system. Both may be downloaded directly from Google Play or by clicking here.

The iOS versions of these apps saw a steady growth in the use of mobile devices for registration processes, especially naming. We continue to work to develop new ways to leverage the capabilities of mobile devices for breeders and owners.

We encourage you to download and use these apps from your smartphone. We are confident you will find them to be effective and efficient when conducting registration and naming with our offices.

Kind regards,

Registration Services
The Jockey Club
Phone (859) 224-2700
Fax (859) 224-2710

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