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Attention Buyers 7 TERMS AND CONDITIONS ATTENTION BUYERS 7. A new halter will be provided with your horse pur- 1. Please have your driver’s license ready to pres- chase. All ride and lead in horses are haltered and ent when registering for a number. tied after they are sold and leave the ring. A $2.50 fee for the halter will be assessed the buyer with seller 2. All out-of-state buyers paying by check must paying an additional $2.50. have a current letter of credit on file to receive a bidding number. 8. Phone or mail in bids are welcome. Buyers need to make arrangements by the Friday before the sale 3. A purchase invoice will be filled out for each horse for credit references. purchased by a buyer. Name and address is to be filled out exactly how the purchaser wants a horse 9. Writing an insufficient funds check the size of registered. We will not be responsible for errors on a horse purchase is a FELONY. Any person writ- transfer if purchase invoice is not properly and clearly ing an insufficient funds check for a horse pur- filled out. chase will be turned over to the States Attorney for prosecution. Immediate legal action will be 4. All horses listed in this catalogue are guaranteed taken. sound by their owner. The guarantee is strictly by the owner and not the sale management. Right of 10. Longtime, regular monthly buyers, easily recog- recourse must be directly to the owner and not through nized by our staff, may apply for a permanent V.I.P. South Dakota Horse Sale, owners, auctioneers or buyer number. managers. We act only as agents for consignors in the sale. Soundness to include sight out of both 11. We DO NOT allow private horse trading in the eyes, not to crib, hit the ground on all 4, & good yards, alleys or on the premises before, during or after in the air. the sale. Any offender to this policy will be banned from the premises. All persons selling no-saled horses 5. Be sure to inspect any horse of interest to your on the premises after they leave the ring must pay full satisfaction BEFORE you buy. A veterinarian is avail- commission in the office. able prior to sale time to answer any questions. When horse leaves the ring all sales are final. 12. For convenience in the quick location of a certain horse, horses will be penned in numerical 6. We DO NOT charge sales tax on horse purchases in order throughout the yard beginning with Lot 1 South Dakota. nearest the check-in gate. SALE DAY TEAM ROPING Saturday, October 17th Sign up at 9:30 AM - Rope at 10 AM Sharp! Pick 1 & draw 2 or draw all 3. $75 entry fee, limit enter 2 X’s. Handicapped, No. 12 is even team, 1 sec. up or down 3 Head USTRC $50 to Fast Time Progressive no. system Team first go round For more information call Jared Odens at 605-491-0253 NOTE - Sale rope horses preview following open team roping. WELCOME TO THE SALE! 4 LF FRECKLEBYHANCOCK 5314675 GELD COLOR: Gray FOAL: 4/24/10 BREED: QH OWNER: M. Murray GO DOUBLE CODY HANCOCKS DOUBLE SPEEDY ROAN HANCOCK ZEE KITTY BARON BAR A SPEEDYSCREAMER RED ROAN SPEEDY SCREAMER HANCOCK FRECKLES GRAY GHOST FLIT N FRECKLES GHOST GRAY BADGER DOCS BLUE GIN KING DOC BADGER MARKS DOC BAR KING WIMPY BADGER Big pretty gelding with lots of feel & ride. Been down the trails & through the cattle. Rides quiet & level-headed. Very nice gelding! Neg. Coggins. 5 SNOW MASTER 4406581 GELD COLOR: Sorrel FOAL: 4/07/03 BREED: QH OWNER: J. McPhail CHICKS BEDUINO BEDUINO ROYAL EVENING SNOW A CLASSY CHICK FLORENTINE DASH FOR CASH 1 DUN TO PRESCRIPTION 4847475 MARE TRIPPY DIP MASTER HAND BOLD RULER COLOR: Palomino FOAL: 3/25/06 BREED: QH BABYS MASTER CHARM ANNALY OWNER: J. Kinyon BUNNY BABY BUNNY BID HOLLYWOOD DUN IT HOLLYWOOD JAC 86 HELEN’S BABY DUNNITS GOLD KING BLOSSOM BERRY Big gentle giant 15.2H. Finished kids barrel horse. Safe & gentle for any age or SAMS LITTLE WONDER SHUTDOWN SAM any level of rider. Barrels, poles, flags, this guy’s done it all. Been hauled to a lot PRESTON’S WONDER of play days & little britches rodeos. No spook, no gait issues & will stand tied to YANK BY HANK PRESCRIPTIONS HANK the trailer all weekend long. 100% sound, safe & sane. Please come check him out MAID TO PRESCRIPTION CLASSY GOLD TAG early. Neg. Coggins. OLE MAID RITE PRESCRIPTIONS HANK EILEEN STAR GIRL This horse has a good start on the heel side. She has roped the sled & slower live cattle. Calm in the box. Horse is really broke, but has some fire, so not for a beginner. This horse is a granddaughter to the great Hollywood Dun It. Neg. Coggins. 2 GENUINE COWBOYS 5512614 GELD COLOR: Palomino FOAL: 4/29/11 BREED: QH OWNER: B. Angstman DUALING PEPPERS DUAL PEP GENUINE DUAL CHROME GLOWING LENA GENUINE MERCEDES GENUINE DOC SHANNA SAN DIXIE FLOYD FRECKLES FLOYD DIXIE HOLLY BARS DIXIE GAY LEE PEPPY SOLIS KING GAY HOLLY SOLIS POWERFUL PEPPY DOC Cowboy is a handsome pal gelding that stands 14.3H that’s been my personal horse all year. I’ve had him on overnight trail rides. He’s a great leader &/or follower. Cowboy’s sorted lots of pairs in the pasture & been pasture roped off. Sound. Neg. 6 QUINCYS LADIES KATE 1023565 MARE Coggins. COLOR: Overo FOAL: 5/13/12 BREED: Paint 3 HBS FRECKLES GUN 5001569 GELD OWNER: R. Burkey COLOR: Bay Roan FOAL: 6/01/07 BREED: QH ROBINS PARTEBUILT MR ROBIN BOY OWNER: McGregor Livestock SILK BUGS PARTEE SI BAR SI RT SILK BUG SKY BUG BINGO YOUNG GUN FRECKLES PLAYBOY SILKY THURSDAY COES YOUNG GUN LENAETTE MY CASINO QUINCY BLUEBOY QUINCY SURE BAR CASH GOLD FINGER BAR MY CASINO KATE MS CODY DELUXE SURE FIRE CASH TUFF KATHY KATIE TWO TONE TUFFY HANDY BLUE TIGER TIGER HANDY DAVIS LADY HBS CHAMPANE GIRL BLUE MAID JINKS Nice young filly, she’s been rode a lot of miles. Just back from elk hunting, she SEE ME SMASHED EASILY SMASHED is a nice horse to do whatever you want, ready to go on to something better. Neg. CIBIE Coggins. Freckles is a big pretty 16H 8 yr. old gelding. VERY handsome, very gentle & extremely well broke. Suitable for any level rider. We have been using him in our cattle operation. He works cattle very well & handles a rope nicely. Guaranteed sound. ON THE COVER – LOT 7, Poco Pedazo 1 THE UHERKA QUARTER HORSES Wagner, SD Next 5 Consignments 7 POCO PEDAZO 4520101 GELD COLOR: Buckskin FOAL: 5/31/04 BREED: QH OWNER: D. Hart POCO OJOS GRANDE POCO BUENO POCO STRUCK OIL WIMPY’S OJOS LADY GRAY JET BAR FIVE LOTSA GRAY PEPPI JET BLOB WIMPYS KING BUCK KING WIMP KING POCOMO DREAM MISS TRACE SAND TEXAS POCO LADY DOCS CALICHE GINGER POCO LADY An exceptional good-looking gelding & exceptionally well broke! Ranch used & kid broke, turn him out for 6 months, get him back in & he will ride the same. REFERENCE SIRE Used in the feedlot & has done everything you can do on a ranch from sorting to CHEX TWO BUCKS 4430525 branding & doctoring cattle. Owned by same person for 11 years. Bred as good as they come. 100% in every way. No bad habits. A Sale Highlight! Also pictured on AQHA Champion. 2003 Buckskin. 2010 World Show Qualifier HD & HL. On the cover. Sept. 21, he was named Region II Halter Stallion at Rapid City. He placed 1st in 8 BOOS BLONDIE 4711459 MARE Open Aged Halter Stallion & 1st in Amateur Halter. COLOR: Palomino FOAL: 4/30/05 BREED: QH OWNER: C. Roebuck 10 CHEX SCOOTER BARS 5490523 FILLY COLOR: Bay FOAL: 5/14/12 BREED: QH JOHNY BOO JOHNY TWIST OWNER: Uherka Quarter Horses BOOS BUD IDA BAR BOO PEACHTREE SCHNAPPS BLACK SOX JR WC COLONEL CHEXWOOD TUF N BUSY GRANS STAR CHEX TWO BUCKS COLONELS CUPCAKE JORDAN AIR TEASER MR JOE TEASER JMB RED BUCKS MISS WATCH TWO EYED RED BUCK JORDANS BAY BABE CAY SIRENS MISS BEE A WATCH JOE MISS FLASH BEAR JOHNNY B FLASH SONNYS BILLY DEE BAR SONNY DEE BAR MISS TOO BEAR SONNY DOLL DEE CONTINENTAL LAST Beautiful mare, rides out nice, gentle & quiet. PINES DEE DES DESTINED PINE ROAN DEE Now “Alice” is a pretty special filly. Excellent disposition. Started very well. Gets out & covers ground easily. You will really like her. Sire is AQHA Champion. Coggins tested. 11 CHEX BUSY MISS SAN 5634291 FILLY COLOR: Red Roan FOAL: 5/17/14 BREED: QH OWNER: Uherka Quarter Horses DRIFTERS DENIUM JACK SKIPPAS COWBOY GS DRIFTERS CARLITO TAILOR MADE KATE SAN MISS ALEX CARLITO SAN CHARMING MISS ALEX CHEX TWO BUCKS WC COLONEL CHEXWOOD CHEX WIMPY BUGS RED BUCKS MISSY WATCH WIMPY ECHO SENTIMENTAL LEO BROWNETTE ECHO Nice red roan filly. Very athletic with lots of potential. She will have basic ground 9 PICKEL (GRADE) GELD work done. Granddaughter of AQHA Champion. Coggins tested. COLOR: Gray/Paint FOAL: 2002 BREED: Pony OWNER: C. Roebuck Phone Bids Welcome – Call before Friday, Pickel stands 13H, finished barrel pony & has won many awards including prior to sale day to make arrangements. saddle in barrel racing. Excellent on trails & very well-broke. 2 12 CHEX LAUGHING DOLL 5634290 FILLY COLOR: Bay FOAL: 4/10/14 BREED: QH OWNER: Uherka Quarter Horses WC COLONEL CHEXWOOD TUF N BUSY CHEX TWO BUCKS COLONELS CUPCAKE RED BUCKS MISS WATCH TWO EYED RED BUCK MISS BEE A WATCH JOE MR BLACKBURN DEUCE PRETTY DEUCE LAUGHING BLACKBURN BLACKBURN LADY LOVE MISS LAUGHING LEO WIN OR LOSE LEO MISS LAUGHING BEE This is a very sweet filly that has a lot of body to her.
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