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Horse Sale Catalog 2012 Need a horse that has been to college? Sale Day Preview 9:00 am - Sale 1:00 pm FRC Horse Sale Versatility Competition & Preview Friday, May 18, 2012 at 1:00 pm Check us out on our website Find us on Facebook WWW.FRC.EDU/EQUINESTUDIES “FRC PRODUCTION HORSE SALE” Auctioneer Eric Duarte Equine Studies 1-800-442-9799 570 Golden Eagle Avenue (530) 283-0202 ext. 272 Quincy, CA 95971 [email protected] Welcome... 14th annual feather river college Agriculture Department Production Horse sale Welcome to Feather River College’s Annual Horse Sale. Enjoy the day at our facility on the beautiful FRC campus. This sale offers a variety of horses ranging from 3 year old horses with a solid foundation to older riding horses. The majority are registered Quarter Horses. We have 20 horses this year so please take the time to be ringside to see the quality of the horses and work that went into this year’s sale. At Feather River College, our horse training philosophy comes from a variety of true horsemen. Guest lecturers and clinicians come to add to our instruction. In the past we have hosted Bryan, Jim, and Luke Neubert, Ray Hunt, Les Vogt, Jack Brainard, Ed Murphy, Nick Dowers, Mike Dean, Paul Barnes and others. Our instructors use “textbooks” from those horse trainers that we consider to be legends including Bill Dorrance and Leslie Des- mond’s True Horsemanship Through Feel, Les Vogt’s Cow Horse U, Tom Dorrance’s True Unity, Ray Hunt’s Think Harmony With Horses, Sally Swift’s Centered Riding, and Jack Brainard’s If I Were to Train a Horse. Thanks to the Feather River College Equine Studies students for all their hard work to make this sale a great success. They can answer all of your questions about the horses they have trained, about the Equine Studies Degree, or about their plans for the future. Over the last fourteen years, this sale is successful with the help of Eric Duarte’s su- perb auctioneering skills, and Nikki Duarte’s careful attention to detail and support. A spe- cial thanks to Mike Dean and Nick Dowers for their assistance with students in the prepara- tion of their sale horses. We would also like to thank Nick for judging the versatility competi- tion and for his very knowledgeable commentary during the auction. Thanks to the members of our Agriculture and Equine Studies Advisory Committee for their advice and time: Mike Dean Paul Barnes Nick Dowers Bob Baylor Rich Hutchings Dr. Doyle Rolston Eric and Nikki Duarte Anna Thompson Lauren Pearson We would also like to extend a special thanks to Deborah Walker for her talented pho- tography for this year’s catalog. Sincerely, Equine Studies Staff: Russell Reid Agriculture Department Chair Chuck Mills Lead Equine Instructor Crystal Anderson Instructor & Instructional Assistant Jaime Messerli Instructor Planning to attend the sale this year? The Sale will be held at Feather River College Horse Facility in Quincy, CA. FRC is located off of Highway 70 about 1 mile north of Quincy. Getting To Plumas County From the west: State Highway 70 through the Feather River Canyon from Oroville, State Highway 32 from Chico or State Highway 36 from Interstate 5 at Red Bluff From the east: State Highway 70 from U.S. Highway 395 in Nevada or State Highway 36 from Susanville From the north: State Highway 89 through Lassen Park or State Highway 36 from Interstate 5 at Red Bluff From the south: State Highway 89 from Interstate 80 at Truckee or State Highway 70 from Oroville, via Interstate 5 and 99 Motel/Hotel Information Evergreen Motel & Trailer 530-283-1765 Gold Pan Motel 530-283-3686 FRC Horse Facility Greenhorn Creek Guest Ranch 1-800-334-6939 570 Golden Eagle Avenue Lariat Lodge 530-283-1000 (530) 283-0202 ext. 272 Pine Hill Motel 530-283-1670 2012 Sale List (Sale Order) Horse Name Foaled Sex Sire Dam 1. FRC Vintage River 2009 Gelding Olena River Vintage Starlight 2. FRC Sweet Sun Olena 2009 Mare Olena River Peggys Tiny Target 3. Peppys Highbrow Dun 2009 Gelding Chromed Peppy Cat High Brows Babe 4. FRC Ill Be Bellarena 2009 Mare Ill Be Maxwell Smart Littla Bay Hubella 5. Babys Uno Medicine 2009 Mare Babys Uno Dual Epinephrine O Lena 6. AR Country Music Dual 2007 Mare Boot Scootin Dually Another Country 92 7. Ikes Peppy Playboy 2008 Gelding Olena River Rose of Lightning 8. Uno Frosty Baby 2009 Mare Babys Uno Dual One Frosty Morning 9. Hickory Hard Twist 2008 Gelding Roan Tex Prince RCR Immortal Twist 10. FRC Smokum Jane 2009 Mare Olena River Smokin Annie Sunday 11. Miss Joanie 66 2007 Mare Playguns Badger SR Madonna Pine 12. Nike Just Dun It 1999 Gelding Joe North Slope Miss Red Swen 13. FRC Frost Dee Mocha 2008 Mare Olena River Frost Dee Mocha 14. Flashin Da Gold 2009 Gelding Call Him The Flash Dayna Higgins 15. Miss Joanie 67 2008 Mare Playguns Badger SR Madonna Pine 16. FRC Ill Be Dahlia 2009 Mare Ill Be Maxwell Smart Rose of Lightning 17. FRC Docs Atomic Boom 2009 Gelding Olena River Docs Sunday Pebbles 18. FRC Frost Dee Chip 2009 Gelding Olena River Frost Dee Gay 19. SRC Bay Chicksmemory 2008 Mare Playguns Badger SRC The Bay Chick 20. FRC Zan Par Three 2005 Gelding Olena River Fritzy Parr Sunday FRIDAY Versatility Championship 1:00 pm River Crossing 1:30 pm Versatility Pattern 1. Obstacle Course 2. Dry-Pattern 3. Cow-work 4. Roping SATURDAY Conformation Championship 9:00 am Conformation Evaluation 1. Geldings 2. Mares 3. Champion Reining Championship 10:00 am Reining Pattern Noon: Student Demonstration 1:00 pm Sale Concessions available all day. Silent Auction open till 12:00 What Do The Ribbons Around the Neck Stand For? The horses with ribbons around their neck are the horses buyers need to pay attention to! These are the horses that standout from the other horses for sale. Ribbons stand for accomplishments these horses have Versatility achieved. Prior to the sale and on Sale Day, students will be competing against each other with their Sale Horses in a series of trials to determine which horse and student combination has the most talent in a particular area. A green ribbon indicates this horse was the champion during a ver- Conformation satility competition held the Friday before the sale at 1:00 pm. This horse completed a course with obstacles including crossing a creek, opening a gate, roping a cow, dragging a log and working a cow. The white ribbon indicates the horse with the best overall confor- mation as determined by our Sale Day Judge. A classes of mares and geld- Reining ings will be evaluated starting at 9:00 am on Saturday. A red ribbon is worn by the horse who had the best score after com- pleting the reining pattern during the preview at 10 am. The horse wearing a blue ribbon was determined to be the best all around horse after the completion of the Versatility, Conformation, and All Around Champion Reining Competitions as determined by the total combined score. This rib- bon will be awarded immediately prior to the sale. Thank you for Supporting the Feather River College Foundation: Equine Studies Program Proceeds from this sale benefit the Feather River College Foundation: Equine Studies Program. Sale of these horses goes right back to the students and into the program through the payment of guest clinicians to educate students, purchase of our classroom, upgrading of the facility such as addition of the mechanical cow/flag arena, and Ameri- can Quarter Horse Association expenses such as registration fees. The students who train the Feather River College horses will also receive a 5-15% commission on the sale of their horse to compensate them for all their hard work and time preparing these horses for sale. Will Your Purchase Be Tax Deductible? The excess of the amount you pay for your animal, over the estimated market value of the animal, may qualify as a charitable contribution for income tax purposes. Please consult your tax advisor. 1. FRC Vintage River 3 YEAR OLD SORREL AQHA GELDING “Vinny” is a three-year old gelding that was born and raised at Feather River College. He has great confor- mation and a pretty face. He’s got a nice walk, springy trot and smooth, comfortable lope making him a pleas- ure to ride. Vinny is confident and curious while still mellow, loving and playful. He doesn’t mind ropes, has worked the flag, and been around cattle. He stands when getting clipped and is good for the shoer. Vinny does well inside and outside the arena both with and without other horses. He has the potential to be any- thing you want him to be and is ready to do anything you want him to do. Vinny would make a great all- around ranch horse, rope horse, or working cow horse. About the Rider: Dana Beckner Dana is a double major at FRC majoring in Horse Train- ing and Ranch Skills and will graduate in Spring 2013. She has been working with horses since she was 7 years old and started her first filly when she was 11. Dana is a level 3 student in the Parelli Natural Horse- manship program. Dana started FRC in July 2011 and earned a certificate in the Summer 2011 Ranch Skills Summer Course. 2. FRC Sweet Sun Olena 3 YEAR OLD SORREL AQHA MARE This horse will be sure to brighten your day the mo- ment you ride her! “Sunny” is three-year old sorrel mare that was born and raised here at FRC.
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