Registration Question

I have an Orange Crush Heifer with a unregistered angus damb. What can she be registered as ?????? She is white I don't know if that makes a difference of not lol  Thanks

Ok...so dont hold me to this, I am not an expert or highly familiar with all of the % registries, but the ones I do know both sire and dam have to be registered as something...I am gonna say with Orange Crush's pedigree and an unregistered dam that this calf is not registerable as anything...however if I am wrong someone please correct me and tell me how its registerable???

I looked to see if Orange Crush was regstered with Char association. I did not see anything. But sometimes the percentage registery's they don't always show up. I looked at the Chi data base nothing was there either. It looks like you may want to use a purebred bull on your heifer. She would have show as commercial or crossbred around here.

So if I take her to Badger Kickoff I would Have to show her as crossbred

Would it be the same deal With a Milkman steer

I am not sure with all the percentage registries...but with the ones I am familiar with I think both sire and dam have to be registered...even if they themselves are registered as percentages...most associations these days want to be able to track EPD's and know for sure what they are putting papers on and they really cant do that with animals that are out of non-registered cattle.
And I think you will probably have to show her as a cross at the Badger...I dont know how they do it up there, but around here for the steers its all based on classification, so animals dont have to have papers, they just have to meet the breed standards. But you have to be careful at the majors...if say for example you had a main cross that had alittle extra leather but was stout so you tried to classify him american so he would compete better and got to the show and the classifier said he didnt have enough ear...then at most shows they would either disqualify you or kick you to the exotics...so if your classifying one you better be sure he meets enough breed characteristic to actually classify.