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Sheep & Goat Stands Copyright 2019 • Sullivan Supply Inc. Volume 29 •All Right Reserved Catalog by Luke Bolin 2 Stock Show Family Owned and Operated Since 1989. From our humble beginnings in a garage to the hallowed stalls of the most prestigious livestock shows, Sullivan Supply has been committed to providing the stock show industry with the highest quality show supplies and services. Thirty years later we remain firm in our focus on customers and creating the most innovative products in the industry. As we celebrate one significant milestone, we look to the future as a way to maintain our old school cool business style while taking our products and services to the next level. Along with our industry-leading products we are proud to offer unique services to our customers as a way to thank them for years of support. Stock Show University is a complimentary educational program created to help develop your skills. The Pulse is your daily news spot for stock show reports and updates with free advertising to our customers. The $20,000 Sullivan Supply scholarship program awards passionate stock show youth. We also proudly sponsor junior nationals and team fitting contests across the country. We thank you for your loyalty for the last 30 years and can wait to see where the next 30 takes us! Sincerely, John Sullivan, Founder of Sullivan Supply and Stock Show University Caring and Professional Staff Do you have questions? We have the answers. We love and live the livestock show business and our friendly staff has extensive experience in all phases of the show industry. Call us today for someone who understands your showing needs and will help you solve the most difficult challenges. Quality, Innovative & Exclusive Products We offer the most complete collection of products available for the livestock show industry. Nobody offers more cutting edge technology. We have always stressed a dedication to quality and are continually developing new products to better suit the ever-changing show industry. Fast Shipping Service No one beats Sullivan’s when it comes to fast, accurate shipping. We process orders the same day they are received and ship five days a week. Customer satisfaction and dependability our #1 Priority! Lodi, California Hillsboro, Texas Dunlap, Iowa 5991 East Kettleman Lane • Lodi, California 95240 2576 Old Brandon Rd. • Hillsboro, Texas 76645 35 Industrial Drive • Dunlap, Iowa 51529 Order Line: 1-800-475-5902 3 Back Row (Left to Right): Wess Richey, Dealer Relations; Joe Simon, Shipping Coordinator; Luke Bolin, Advertising & Communications Director; Chase Harris, Receiving Clerk; Nathan Folk, Sales Representative; Fred Jepsen, Sales Representative; Joel Heffernan, Inventory Coordinator; Joel Miller, Engineering Associate; Matt Burkhart, General Manager; Travis Schumate, Warehouse Associate; Michaelanne Morris, Engineering Associate; Jake Slater, Freight Associate; Mike Nemitz, Freight Coordinator; Tim Smith, Engineering Manager; Mark Klein, Lead Welding; James Sullivan, Director of New Product Development; Eric Clinton, Sales Representative; Nate Mueller, Blower Factory Manager; Lucas Siepker, Warehouse Associate; Middle Row (Left to Right): Lane Pitt, Warehouse Associate; Steve Nelson, Freight Associate; Derek Greene, Warehouse Associate; Josh Meggers, Assistant Warehouse Manager; Kevin Feige, Warehouse Manager; Taylor Harrison, Stock Show University Manager; Erica Sullivan, Office Manager; Katie Berglund, Sales Representative; Jessica Brock, Assistant Office Manager; Bryce Tiffany, Show Manager; Mark Sullivan, Dealer Relations and Sales Representative; Jeff Treadway, Sales Representative and Clipper Repair; Tyler Baker, Engineering Associate; Front Row (Left to Right): Caleb Goodrich, Warehouse Associate; Kenzie Neville, Customer Service Specialist; Tamara Burkhart, Accounts Payable Assistant; Shelby Marquardt, Customer Service Specialist; Taylor Adcock, Content Coordinator, The Pulse; Theresa Brummer, Customer Service Specialist; Jennifer Klindt, Customer Service Specialist; Skylar Reis, Customer Service Specialist; Trevor Biley, Sales Representative; Ashton Collins, Engineering Associate, Katie Cull, Manager of Ohio Location; Rachelle Smith, National Accounts Manager; Not Pictured: Callyn Hahn, New Product Development - Hogs, Goats & Sheep. Isaac Lewis, Manager & Sales Representative, Front Row (Left to Right): Carlos Fox, Sales Representative; Megan Wright, Customer Service Specailist German Escamillia, Rope Coordinator; Steven Robinson, Show Manager; Dustin Soward, Freight Coordinator; Emily Waits, Customer Service Specialist; Taylor Reinke, Sales Representative; Scott Kilpatrick, Shipping Coordinator; Tylee Williams, Manager Stock Show University & The Pulse – South Division; Andrew Matthews, Sales Representative. Back Row (Left to Right): Marco Macias, Receiving Clerk; Leonard Wagner, Repair Manager; Hunter Woodruff, Sales Representative; Johnny Waits, Warehouse Manager; Roman Ortiz, Shipping Clerk; Summer Pieper, Inventory & Show Logistics Coordinator. Owners & Founders of Sullivan Supply and Stock Show University John & Dede Sullivan, daughters Sara & Sage. 4 From our humble beginnings in a garage to the hallowed stalls of the most prestigious livestock shows, Sullivan Supply has been committed to providing the stock show industry with the highest quality show supplies and services. Thirty years later we remain firm in our focus on customers and creating the most innovative products in the industry. As we celebrate one significant milestone, we look to the future as a way to maintain our old school cool business style while taking our products and services to the next level. We thank you for your loyalty for the last 30 years and can’t wait to see where the next 30 takes us! 5 Sullivan’s 6 See Page 35 for ordering information. 7 NEW performance electrolyte that enhances muscle definition. The ONLY electrolyte on the market with probiotics & prebiotics for gut health. SULLIVAN’S RESTORE PRO PERFORMANCE ELECTROLYTE • Increase Fluid Intake • Enhances Muscle Definition • Enticing Flavor • Aids in Gut Health Prebiotic & Probiotic • Faster Hydration Restore Pro is high energy, performance electrolyte that replenishes the hydration of the animal and restores depleted muscle cells making them fuller and more hydrated. With added probiotic and prebiotics Restore Pro also aids gut health in times of stress. Restore Pros appealing flavor additive increases fluid consumption resulting in the best possible fill and muscle definition. Use Restore Pro as a daily top dress to keep animal electrolytes and gut health in check. Add to animal’s water weeks leading up to travel so your animal will look its best when arriving at a show. Safe for all species of livestock. See Page 85 for ordering information. 8 SULLIVAN’S HYDRATOR NOURISHING CONDITIONER • Replenishes Natural Oils • Vitamins Feed the Skin and Hair • Proper Balance of Natural Oils • Light Weight & Fast Absorbing Scientifically formulated hydrating & nourishing conditioner that uses the hair and skins natural oil make up to formulate the best replenishment of the natural oils and vitamins back into the hair to promote hide and hair health as well has hair growth and strength. We took a look at some of the oils used in todays hair care products and realized that for the high % of the oil used they were only contributing to a low % of the actual nutrition to the hair and skin so we flipped the script and found oils that provide way more nutrition per percentage used with less actual oil so it stays light. See Page 40 for ordering information. • Aids in Gut Health Prebiotic & Probiotic 9 Iowa Sales Team Trevor Biley, Sales Representative Bryce Tiffany, Show Manager - Iowa Nathan Folk, Sales Representative Fred Jepsen, Sales Representative Eric Clinton, Sales Representative Jeff Threadway, Sales Representative Katie Berglund, Sales Representative Texas Sales Team Taylor Reinke, Sales Representative Steven Robinson, Show Manager - Texas Leonard Wagner, Sales Representative Hunter Woodruff, Sales Representative Andrew Matthews, Sales Representative Carlos Fox, Sales Representative Sales Representatives Katie Cull - Ohio Charles Hill - Oklahoma Quintin Bucher - Illinois Justin Shoufler - Indiana Isaac Lewis - California 10 SULLIVAN’S ESKIMO COOL COLLAR COOLING COLLAR • Evaporative Cooling Technology • Snap Activated • Double Backed Mesh Material Using the same material as our Eskimo Throw Cooling Towel, the Eskimo Cooling Collar is made to easily fit your calf’s neck with quick, secure Velcro straps. Simply wet down the collar, place around the animals’ neck and leave under the fan. The fans air flow will instantly activate the cooling properties of the collar. When the collar is dry simply take a pump-up sprayer with water, and re-soak the collar to reactivate the chilling capabilities. This collar can be left on all day and only takes a little water to be reactivated. Also, unlike other cooling collars, the lightweight fabric won’t weigh down the animal or create any extra body heat when it is no longer cooling. See Page 73 for ordering information. SULLIVAN’S ESKIMO THROW COOLING TOWEL • Multi-Species Cooling Towel • Evaporative Cooling Technology • Snap Activated • Double Backed Mesh Material See Page 73 for ordering information. EASY ASSEMBLY SULLIVAN’S SLIP STOP ANTI-SLIP SHOW LEAD ATTACHMENT • Blocks Hand from Slipping CAN BE PLACED • Easy, Secure Attachment ANYWHERE ON LEAD • Fits Any Show Lead See Page 58 for ordering information. 11 Getting started in the show industry and not know
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