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AQHA Points in Open, Amateur, Youth & Novice Classes, from Sale Date Through August 31 Stoney’s Web Design Web Stoney’s Our passion is protecting yours. Allocate Your Assets VS Code Blue Owned by Gerard W. and Katherine K. Tobin Frank Costantini 800-314-0077 Debbie Kail 209-601-7175 (Director, Western Disciplines) Ryan Kail 480-294-3615 David Buffamoyer 877-684-6773 Chloe Lawrence 682-229-0876 Susan Costantini 800-314-0077 Diane Paris 909-938-3008 April Devitt 541-840-9687 Karen Shedlauskas 330-565-0762 Tammy Hill 607-725-3939 Robb Walther 503-703-0414 Andreini and Company, a partnered agency Courtney Clagg 704-860-5361 Johne Dobbs 217-254-5261 For European inquiries, email Jeff Tebow 405-820-9997 Muriel de Moubray at Vicki Tebow 405-245-6716 [email protected] markelwestern.com /MarkelHorse Products and services are offered through Markel Specialty, a business division of Markel Service Incorporated (national producer number 27585). Policies are written by one or more Markel insurance companies. Terms and conditions for rate and coverage may vary. Markel® is a registered trademark of the Markel Corporation. Bidding Opens at 10 a.m. Tuesday, October 13, 2020 Saturday, OCTOBER 17, 2020 Bidding starts Closing at 12:00 noon ET 3 Sessions Western Pleasure Yearling Stakes Session - Hip No 101 to 159 Hunter Under Saddle Yearling Stakes Session - Hip No 201 to 216 Super Session - All Ages - Hip No 301 to 331 Late entries will appear in the internet catalog only - and will sell within their session after the horses in this catalog. Scan HERE Bid Closing is STAGGERED - to view internet catalog. closing 3 minutes apart. Offering 24 hour “Fall of the Hammer” insurance coverage for all Congress Super Sale purchases. PO Box 404 Round Hill, Virginia 20142 [email protected] 855.272.3905 www.prohorseservices.com 1 Find the Internet Auction Catalog at ProHorseServices.com Schedule View All Auction Catalogs HERE • 2020 Congress Super Sale - an INTERNET Auction (Oct 13 - Oct 17) View the Catalog • Click on Sale Name for more Information ... - Markel Horse Insurance website link - Bidding Instructions • Click on Resources for ... - How The Auction Works - How To Register to Bid - Horse Transportation Companies • Look for Previous Sale Results at the top of the Page. Questions? Call 855-272-3905 PO Box 404 Round Hill, Virginia 20142 [email protected] 855.272.3905 www.prohorseservices.com How It Works ... Get started ... Create An Account If you are new to our internet auctions you will need to create an account. • Click on the “CREATE ACCOUNT” button. • Fill out the information • Pick a screen name and a password • Click SUBMIT You have an account! Scan Me to Register to Bid Getting A Bidder Number ... • Log in. • Click any link or button that says REGISTER An INTERNET Auction • REQUEST A BIDDER NUMBER. • Bidder numbers are approved manually by auction management. Once approved you can proceed to bid in the auction. In order to complete your request for a bidder’s number for the Internet Auction we require the following information: • The name of your bank. • Your bank’s phone number. You will NOT be issued a Bidder Number if you do not provide this information. Current Bid: Amount bid. Next Bid: Bid this much or more to be in the lead. Selling Options: Sells with No Reserve: Horse will SELL to Highest Bidder. Sells with Reserve: Horse must bring a certain amount to Sell. Sells Subject to Seller Confirmation: Seller has 24 hours to decide whether to accept or decline the last bid. Time Remaining: When this Lot will Close. (See definition of Extended Bidding) 3 Bidding ... Bid Closings are staggered, closing 3 minutes apart • Bidding on lots will close every 3 minutes. • If late bids (last minute) are received on a lot, an additional 3 minutes is added to the countdown timer on that lot. • Only after a 3-minute period passes with no additional bidding will the bidding for that horse close. EXTENDED BIDDING • A Soft Close is used - if a bid is placed during the last 3 minutes on time clock, the system will go into EXTENDED BIDDING, and an additional 3 minutes will be added to the clock to allow the under-bidder to respond. • Bidding will not close until a 3-minute period passes with no bids being placed. • Watch the time clock below each horse’s name to view the time available for bidding. Refresh Your Page Often to view Updated Information. PLACING A BID • Click on the “Bid” button for the horse that interests you. • Next Bid is … indicates what the next bid needs to be in order to get IN. Bidding is set in increment amounts. • If two bidders bid at the same time, the first bid that reaches the internet auction computer will be given the amount - the second bidder will be asked to bid the next available amount. • Click only once to place a bid. • Your bid will be visible the next time your page refreshes. Bid Next Bid MAX BID 4 Bidding ... USE THE MAXIMUM BID FEATURE. • It will keep you on top at the best price. • Maximum Bid is the surest way to win the horses you are interested in at the lowest possible price. • Max Bid works for you by automatically bidding the next increment until another bidder bids more than your Max Bid. • Remember, it only bids what it needs to bid to keep you on top! Just enter your maximum price when bidding. The Max Bid feature is particularly useful when you are bidding on multiple horses. Max Bid places a bid for you at the next increment above any bid up to your maximum. What happens when you come up against a Max Bid? The Max Bid automatically, and immediately, bids the next increment higher than your bid. When you place a bid that is surpassed by an existing max bid you will see this message “Bid accepted.However, another bidder has placed a higher bid.” If your bid matches the top bid of a Max Bid, you will see this message, “Another bidders has bid this amount”. The Max Bid was in Shopping ... • Contact the Seller using Contact info provided on See Detail page for each horse. Log in for access to telephone number and email address. • View Pictures and Videos Provided. • Travel to view the horse if you wish. • Pre-purchase exams are recommended. A limited post-purchase exam is allowed within 5 days of close of bidding and before the horse leaves its home. Find this button on the Use SEARCH OPTIONS at top of page See Detail page for EACH Horse. to Search by Name, Breed, Sex, Discipline or State. 5 Rods2020_CongressSuperSale.indd 1 9/21/20 4:09 PM Congress Super Sale Trophy Saddle Sponsored and donated by: The Congress Super Sale, held by Ohio Quarter Horse Association, proudly presents the Rod’s Congress Super Sale 3099 Silver Drive Trophy Saddle. Columbus, Ohio 43224 Rod’s Western Wear sponsors and donates a trophy saddle every year, which is awarded to the current owner of the horse which sold in the previous year’s Congress Super Sale that has accumulated the highest total number of AQHA points in Open, Amateur, Youth & Novice Classes, from sale date through August 31. The winner of the 2020 Rod’s Trophy Saddle will be responsible for shipping costs. 2019 Rod’s Trophy Saddle Winner Lazyaselle 2016 bay mare (Lazy Loper x Impulsive Dimension) Purchased by Natalie Zvanya Consigned by Danielle Burns-Burnight Open Performance ROM Point Earner in Open, Amateur, Level 1 & Rookie Western Pleasure, Performance Halter Mares and Showmanship. 7 WE ARE HORSE HEALTH PAST & FUTURE MOBILE STORE LOCATIONS Arizona Sun Circuit • Cactus Reining Classic GQHA Stars & Stripes • Florida Gold Coast Show Gulf Coast Winter Classic • GQHA Big A National Reining Breeders Classic • NSBA World Show APHA Open/Amateur World Championship Show AQHA World Show 888.837.3626 | WWW.FARMVET.COM Ohio Quarter Horse Association 6325 Quarter Horse Drive Columbus, Ohio 43229 (614) 505-7200 www.OQHA.com 2020 Officers Brent Maxwell Chris Cecil Darnell Roger Landis David McDonald, DVM President 1st Vice President, 2nd Vice President, Executive Committee Executive Committee & Executive Committee Congress Tri Chair Skip Salome Greg Tordoff Hank Clason Judd Paul Congress Tri-Chair Congress Tri-Chair Executive Committee Executive Committee 2020 Blair Folck Memorial Leading Consignor Award Sponsored by FarmVet. Will be announced at www.ProHorseServices on Sunday, October 18, 2020 2019 Congress LEADING CONSIGNOR SST Farm - Steve Thompson Gross Sales of $80,000 9 10 Congress Super Sale Yearling Sale Stakes Watch these Classes Show at the 2021 Quarter Horse Congress as Three Year-Olds 2019 Western Pleasure Sale Graduates will ride for a $97,750 Purse (est) in 2021 Open & Non Pro Divisions Purse pro-rated between divisions based on number showing. $10,000 ADDED by OQHA for Limited Riders $6,000 in Open - 1st = $3,000 - 2nd = $2,000 - 3rd - $1,000 $4,000 in Non Pro - 1st - $2,000 - 2nd = $1,250 - 3rd = $750 2019 Hunter Under Saddle Sale Graduates will ride for a $18,250 Purse (est) in 2021 Open Division Class $2,500 ADDED by Pro Horse Services, LLC $1,000 included in Purse $1,500 for Limited Riders 1st = $1,000 - 2nd - $500 11 Congress Super Sale Yearling Sale Stakes 2019 Open Western Pleasure Champion OPEN Placings Place/Earnings Horse Owner/Exhibitor 1 $13,007.25 Glamazon Girl Rick Smith / Erin Lieurance 2 $9,365.23 Mama Made Me Hot Voge Quarter Horses / Aaron Moses 3 $6,763.77 Happy Ever After Linda A Berris / Randy Wilson 4 $5,202.90 Southern Whispers Gumz Farms QH / Shannon Curl-Holbin 5 $4,422.47 RL Checkmate Ricky Wierda / Patrick Heeley 6 $3,642.03 Alternative Facts Troy Birkenholtz / Mike Hachtel 7 $3,121.74 Gota B Certain Kylee John / Wade Parks 8 $2,601.45 NoMo Drama Robert D Fowler / Ty Hornick 9 $2,081.16 Certain Lee
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