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50 Years of Yulgilbar Horses APPENDIX: 50 YEARS OF YULGILBAR HORSES APPENDIX 1 NCHA AQHA 2 Name Sex Registration Foaling Date Sire Dam Record Points Last Recorded Owner YULGILBAR QUARTER HORSESTUD1962–2012 YULGILBAR QUARTER YULGILBAR JACKO G R2-89 1/01/64 KR Jackaroo Two Bits 0 0 Ms L Mills YULGILBAR SAMBO G R1-342 1/01/64 Tejano Chico Arpege (FM) 0 0 Ms K Fogarty YULGILBAR MAGIC G R1-315 1/01/65 Alazan De Lela Arpege (FM) 0 0 Mr Victor Gough YULGILBAR CISCO G R2-82 1/01/67 Lee Bars Boy Eva (FM) 0 0 John Theodore Reilly YULGILBAR COMMANCHE G R2-84 1/01/67 Eddie Barnes Quarter Page 0 0 Miss Tindal YULGILBAR BAMBINO M Q-121 14/09/67 Tejano Chico Handy Bebbet 0 0 W & M.E. Bailey YULGILBAR EL PASO G R2-219 10/10/69 Doctor Maverick Quarter Amount 0 0 Russell Quirk YULGILBAR GOLD DUST S Q-536 10/10/71 Alfie’s Cat Elgee Bettina 0 9 Fox Ridge Stud YULGILBAR GALVISTON G P-1754 11/10/71 Chickeramic Quarter Amount 0 0 Yulgilbar Quarter Horse Stud YULGILBAR HUNTER G P-2189 13/08/72 Chickeramic Mandy (FM) 0 0 Mrs F Bourne YULGILBAR MISS HICKS M R1-2175 14/08/72 Chickeramic Bay Dixie (FM) 0 4 Yulgilbar Quarter Horse Stud YULGILBAR HEATHER BELL M R1-2021 22/08/72 Chickeramic Sue (FM) 0 0 S.H. & K.A Whyte YULGILBAR HELENITA M Q-694 27/08/72 Mr Leotoe Elgee Chloe 0 3 Sidney H. Myer YULGILBAR HALO M Q-1626 2/09/72 Mr Flag Call Amerillo 0 0 Anvil Quarter Horse Stud YULGILBAR HONOUR M R1-2020 7/09/72 Chickeramic Gold Top Belle (FM) 0 0 Frank Starr YULGILBAR HARMONY M R1-2156 8/09/72 Chickeramic Tango (FM) 0 0 Ken Cowley YULGILBAR HOMEWARD S R2-549 13/09/72 Gold Money Bars Eva (FM) 0 0 Warren Grant Nominees Pty Ltd YULGILBAR HALF MOON G R1-1897 18/09/72 Chickeramic Mary (FM) 0 0 R.A & G.N. Emmerson YULGILBAR HEAD SERANG S P-2195 20/09/72 Alfie’s Cat Colony Impact 0 0 Circle J Quarter Horse Stud YULGILBAR HIGH NOON S Q-693 20/09/72 Chickeramic Elgee Bettina 0 0 Yulgilbar Quarter Horse Stud NCHA AQHA Name Sex Registration Foaling Date Sire Dam Record Points Last Recorded Owner YULGILBAR HANDYMAN S R2-550 6/10/72 Chickeramic Quarter Amount 0 0 Mr I Velasco YULGILBAR IMA CHICK M R1-3286 13/09/73 Chickeramic Dream ( FM) 0 0 Mr Arthur Hague YULGILBAR IDA SECRET M R1-4046 2/10/73 Chickeramic Secret (FM) 0 95.5 Mrs Joy Clarke YULGILBAR IMOGENE M Q-1202 12/10/73 Mr Leotoe Delores (FM) 0 1 Kolora Quarter Horses YULGILBAR ILOMA M Q-1438 18/10/73 Chickeramic Handy Bebbet 0 0 Miss Tracey Leitch YULGILBAR IVARU G R2-8269 18/10/73 Chickeramic Delilah 0 27 Yulgilbar Quarter Horse Stud YULGILBAR IDAHOE G R1-9670 3/11/73 Chickeramic Bay Dixie (FM) 0 315 Miss Louise Schiller YULGILBAR IVORY CHICK M R2-971 14/12/73 Chickeramic Retford Quarter Gold 0 0 Mr Keith Jenkins YULGILBAR IRONSIDE S P-4949 11/01/74 Chickeramic Arpege (FM) 0 0 Yulgilbar Quarter Horse Stud YULGILBAR IMO PALE FACE G R2-1460 19/01/74 Chickeramic Quarter Page 0 199 Richard Platenkamp YULGILBAR JENELLA M Q-1201 8/09/74 Chickeramic Eclipse 0 44.5 Yulgilbar Quarter Horse Stud YULGILBAR JACOBY G Q-3907 18/09/74 Chickeramic Favour 0 68 Mrs Lynette Norton YULGILBAR JESSIE JAMES G P-8288 10/11/74 Chickeramic Dixie ll 0 26 Yulgilbar Quarter Horse Stud YULGILBAR JEWEL M R1-3512 10/11/74 Chickeramic Baldy (FM) 0 0 Milabena Nominees Pty Ltd YULGILBAR JUNE M Q-1200 13/11/74 Chickeramic Delores 0 0 Alan Barns YULGILBAR JOHNNY WALKER S P-8285 16/11/74 Chickeramic Bay Mary (FM) 0 0 P Rogan & J North YULGILBAR JUPITER G P-8290 20/11/74 Chickeramic Elgee Chloe 0 0 Mr Robert Childs APPENDIX YULGILBAR JILLAROO M Q-1356 24/11/74 Chickeramic Handy Bebbet 0 8 Anne Robbins YULGILBAR JOLLY JIM G P-8287 25/11/74 Chickeramic Dream ( FM) 0 0 DT & L Goltz YULGILBAR JUMBUCK S P-8286 11/12/74 Chickeramic Secret (FM) 0 0 Ms Mary Aitken 3 NCHA AQHA 4 Name Sex Registration Foaling Date Sire Dam Record Points Last Recorded Owner YULGILBAR QUARTER HORSESTUD1962–2012 YULGILBAR QUARTER YULGILBAR JINGLE BELLS M R2-935 25/12/74 Chickeramic Delilah 0 13 Rose Cameron YULGILBAR K BARS S P-13500 5/10/75 Chickeramic Flirt 0 0 Yulgilbar Quarter Horse Stud YULGILBAR JUANITA M R2-934 28/08/74 Valido KR Babita 0 0 Bob Stephens YULGILBAR KELLY G P-13493 18/10/75 Chickeramic Baldy (FM) 0 0 Milabena Nominees Pty Ltd YULGILBAR KIM M R1-6564 20/10/75 Chickeramic Flame (FM) 0 0 Mr Ivan Goldsmith YULGILBAR KING DAN G Q-1885 27/10/75 Chickasha Dan Fire Fly 0 1 William Molinaro YULGILBAR KASSANDRA M R2-1181 29/10/75 Amigo Lark KR Babita 0 0 Wonganoo YULGILBAR KATIE CHICK M Q-1444 5/11/75 Chickeramic Elgee Chloe 0 0 Loeky Young YULGILBAR KING CHICK G Q-1698 5/11/75 Chickeramic Eclipse 0 0 Mrs Raelene Mills YULGILBAR KIWI CHICK M R2-1182 6/11/75 Chickeramic Quarter Page 0 0 Jannsen Pty Ltd YULGILBAR KAWLIGA G P-13496 8/11/75 Chickeramic Dixie ll 0 0 Mr J Folibister YULGILBAR KING PIN S P-11765 15/11/75 Amigo Lark Elgee Bettina 0 0 Yulgilbar Quarter Horse Stud YULGILBAR KOKOA G R1-11197 15/11/75 Chickeramic Aggie (FM) 0 0 Miss Rhonda Homes YULGILBAR LORADO G Q-5467 24/08/76 Y. High Noon Y. Helenita 0 0 Plym Trees Farm YULGILBAR LOVE CHICK M R2-1610 29/08/76 Chickeramic Y. Delilah 0 61 Samantha Myer YULGILBAR LARRY S P-14732 31/08/76 Chickeramic Bay Mary 0 0 Yulgilbar Quarter Horse Stud YULGILBAR LEVI G R1-14216 31/08/76 Chickeramic Dream 0 0 Mrs Judith C Newman YULGILBAR LONE CREEK G Q-2627 1/09/76 War Creek KR Favourite 0 43 Donna Bugden YULGILBAR LOPEZ G Q-1890 2/09/76 Chickeramic Delores 0 0 Mrs N Harrison YULGILBAR LANCER G P-14735 3/09/76 Chickeramic Fern (FM) 0 0 Ms Karen Richards NCHA AQHA Name Sex Registration Foaling Date Sire Dam Record Points Last Recorded Owner YULGILBAR LADDIE S P-14734 11/09/76 Chickeramic Tania (FM) 0 0 Mrs Audrey Davis YULGILBAR LIGHTFOOT G Q-10228 21/09/76 Chickeramic Y. Favour 0 2 Pamela Thrift-Mulholland YULGILBAR LAURELLA M R2-1611 7/10/76 Y. High Noon KR Babita 0 0 Rievaulx Park Quarter Horse Stud YULGILBAR LEYBA CHICK S P-14740 8/10/76 Chickeramic Flirt 0 0 Mr Reynald Paul Gallet YULGILBAR LEICA CHICK M Q-1891 9/10/76 Chickeramic Y. Eclipse 0 49.5 Susan Bedey YULGILBAR LYNNE M R1-7347 10/10/76 Chickeramic Flame (FM) 0 0 Miss Josephine Newberry YULGILBAR LADY LUCK M R1-5693 12/10/76 Chickeramic Baldy (FM) 0 0 Nocona Stables YULGILBAR LORETTA M Q-1895 12/10/76 Pars Music Bar High Mistress 0 0 Loeky Young YULGILBAR LADY LEO M Q-2244 16/10/76 Mr Leotoe Elgee Chloe 0 0 John Flynn & N Plummer YULGILBAR LUCY M Q-1899 1/11/76 Y. High Noon Little Julia 0 0 Sarah June Myer YULGILBAR LEGAL CHICK S P-21041 3/11/76 Chickeramic Colony Jessica 0 0 T & C Davis YULGILBAR LIMBO G P-15829 17/11/76 Chickeramic Dixie ll 0 0 Ms N J Foubister YULGILBAR LISSIE LOU M R1-6572 22/12/76 Chickeramic Chime 0 0 R & S Paulding YULGILBAR LEON G P-15828 23/12/76 Chickeramic Gay (FM) 0 0 Miss Virginia Parry YULGILBAR LUTHER KING G Q-25499 30/12/76 Chickeramic Colony Josephine 0 0 Mrs Dayle Richardson YULGILBAR LUCKY STAR G P-18670 12/01/77 Bar Bell’s Star Elgee Bettina 0 0 Miss Lorraine Hunt YULGILBAR METEOR S P-22851 1/08/77 Chickeramic Colony Jills Lockett 0 0 Yulgilbar Quarter Horse Stud APPENDIX YULGILBAR MARCUS G R2-5790 6/08/77 Chickeramic Retford Quarter Gold 0 11 Zinleigh Pty Ltd YULGILBAR MELLISSA M P-23611 12/08/77 Chickeramic Quarter Page 0 0 Yulgilbar Quarter Horse Stud YULGILBAR MYSTIC CHICK M R1-7273 15/08/77 Chickeramic Aggie (FM) 0 64 LR & VB Edwards 5 NCHA AQHA 6 Name Sex Registration Foaling Date Sire Dam Record Points Last Recorded Owner YULGILBAR QUARTER HORSESTUD1962–2012 YULGILBAR QUARTER YULGILBAR MANDY M R1-7272 27/08/77 Chickeramic Fern (FM) 0 720.5 The Crick Family YULGILBAR MAJESTIC CHICK G P-22852 2/09/77 Chickeramic Fire Fly 0 0 Mrs Carmen Jankovskis YULGILBAR MR CHICK G P-22850 11/09/77 Chickeramic KR Favourite 0 2 Arthur J Trezise YULGILBAR MULGA S P-23608 11/09/77 Chickeramic Tania (FM) 0 0 Yulgilbar Quarter Horse Stud YULGILBAR MARCELLA M R2-2173 14/09/77 Chickeramic KR Babita 0 267.5 John F Flynn YULGILBAR MARY POPPINS M R1-7810 15/09/77 Chickeramic Bay Mary (FM) 0 0 Mrs L. Rogan YULGILBAR MELODY CHICK M Q-2416 18/09/77 Chickeramic Favour 0 0 Greg McNamara YULGILBAR MARTINI M Q-3206 8/10/77 Chickeramic Flirt 0 0 Mrs Gillian Reeves YULGILBAR MISSILE G R1-13705 9/10/77 Chickeramic Baldy (FM) 0 0 GA & M Russell YULGILBAR MASTER CHICK G Q-2621 16/10/77 Chickeramic Colony June-Dalley 0 461.5 AW & VJ King YULGILBAR MAE WEST M Q-2441 17/10/77 Chickeramic Elgee Chloe 0 44 Mr Darryl Walkerden YULGILBAR MASTER GOLD G Q-2874 18/10/77 War Creek Gold Chick $843 23 Danny Meagher YULGILBAR MONTANA S P-22858 18/10/77 Chickeramic Colony Jessica 0 0 Yulgilbar Quarter Horse Stud YULGILBAR MISCHIEF M R1-7271 20/10/77 Chickeramic Flame (FM) 0 0 Geoff & Michelle Brown YULGILBAR MELINDA CHICK M Q-2415 27/10/77 Chickeramic High Mistress 0 49.5 RC & JA Delbridge YULGILBAR MISS CHICK M Q-2413 2/11/77 Chickeramic Y.
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