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Download Catalog AQHA VRH YOUTH SOPNSOR 7 O L Ranch………………………………..5,19,45,71 Mailloux Quarter Horse...…3,9,15,26,36,43,57,65,74,81 Jeanie Hovermale Gary & Deb Mailloux Broadus, MT. 59317 ~ 406-436-2284 Vale, SD. 57788 ~ 605-347-3294 Beley Chance…………………………………...…..34 Mankin, James & Tammy………………….…...…..55 Circle, MT. 59215 ~ 406-583-8545 Gillette, WY. 82718 ~ 307-299-2407 Beley, Raelynn……………...………….…………..59 Matlick, Marc………………………...……..……...…52 Circle, MT. 59251 ~ 406-941-0549 Gillette, WY. 82716 ~ 307-680-5156 Jasmine Broeder……………………………….......72 McGill, Les………………………………….………….7 306-640-6946 Broadus MT. 59317 ~ 970-299-8024 Carlson, Jessy……..……………..……..12,40,58,77 Miller, Josh……………………………..…………….51 Newell, SD. 57760 ~ 605-488-0053 Fertile, IA 50434 Casterline, Clint……..2,11,17,27,32,39,44,53,68,76 Mitchell, Lyle…………………………………………..24 Wolf Point, MT 59201 ~ 406-688-8668 Arvada, WY. 82831 ~ 307-736-2670 D & S Cattle Co……………..………………28,54,64 North, Lauren………………………………….……..18 Ekalaka, MT.59324 ~ 253-514-2360 Hysham, MT 59038 ~ 406-342-5349 Rafter Diamond QH…………………….….….31,48,69 Davis Quarter Horses Ed Hinton Dan & Marcy …....1,4,10,16,25,30,37,42,47,56,60 Scobey, MT 59263 ~ 406-783-7285 66,70,75,79,82 Sonnette, MT. 59317 ~ 406-427-5420 Schaffer, Rod & Corrine…………………….….…6,50 Broadus, MT. 59317 ~ 406-672-5546 Gaustad, Dakota…………………………….......…21 Richey, MT. 59251 ~ 406-783-8868 Smith Jr. Glen R………………………………...…...63 Gillette, WY. 82718 ~ 307-622-0851 Haughian, Quinn & Penny……….……………...8,38 Terry, MT 59349 ~ 406-853-1570 Southern Springs Stable…………….13,33,46,67,78 Nanette Black Hawk, Dave……………………………………….23,41 SK. Canada S0H 3R0 ~ 306-371-1172 Charlo, MT. 59824 ~ 208-283-6009 Swenson Marten Horse & Cattle Co. Losing, Molly……………………………………...22,61 Trent Marten………………….14,20,29,35,49,62,73,80 Baker, MT 59313 ~ 406-978-3727 Beulah, ND. 58523 ~ 701-891-1771 View Our Sale ~LIVE~ September 1st! General Information Welcome to Our Sale! AQHA Versatility Ranch Horse Show begins at 8:00 am on Saturday in the outdoor arena. The Powder River Quarter Horse Breeders Association would like to Open Performance Yearling Competition & Youth Yearling welcome everyone to our 42nd Annual Powder River Quarter Horse Halter begins at 8:00 am on Sunday in the outdoor arena. Breeders Assn. Sale. The PRQHBA Sale held in Broadus, MT is one of the longest running Association sales in the United States and we are Location: Powder River County Fairgrounds. proud to bring you a quality set of horses year after year. All horses 301 South Wilbur Broadus MT. 59317 sold in the sale will be screened by the sale committee and attending One Block off HWY 212 in Broadus, MT. veterinarian. New this year we have added a 2-Year-Old Futurity. This futurity will Sale Horse Preview & Sale Time: The preview of all sale be on Friday August 30th at the fair grounds. PRQHBA will also host an Horses will follow the performance yearling futurities. The AQHA Versatility Ranch Horse Show. This show is for 3yr old’s and up. sale starts with the awards presentation of the futurity horses at 12:30pm Get your buyers numbers before the sale begins! For complete rules and information contact Dan @ 406-427-5420 or go to www.prqhba.com. Phone Bids: Bill Pelton (406)-671-5100. You must call before sale day to set up phone bids. We invite you to come watch our AQHA VRH Show beginning at 8:00 Administration: AM on Saturday, August 31st then our performance yearling futurity on Auctioneer - Lynn Weishaar Sunday, September 1st 8:00am. All sale horses will be previewed Pedigrees - John Johnson following the futurity events on Sunday. Clerk - Sharon Freed & Brandi Escott Brand - Ward Gatlin Food is available on the grounds so have some lunch, sit back and Attending Veterinarian: Montana Mobil Vet – 406-598-9008 enjoy the sale. Thank you for coming. We are looking forward to seeing Concessions: Food will be available. old friends and meet new ones. Hotels: A big thanks to all our advertisers, sponsors, consignors, and Sagebrush Inn & Suites ~ 406-436-2294 especially buyers! ~ PRQHBA~ Oakwood Lodge ~ 406-427-5474 Broadus Motels ~ 406-436-2626. Cover Photo by Shelley Mitchell Sale Terms & Conditions 1. The auctioneer will sell each horse to the highest giving full name and address. Registration papers purchase price of the horse when making settlement. bidder and will settle any dispute which may arise a will be mailed to the name and address provided on to the bids and buyers. this form. 12.Unless otherwise announced at the time of the 2. Payment must be made in full to the clerk of the 7. Horses purchased become the property of sale by the owners from the auctioneer, there is no sale immediately following the sale. Cash ,Credit the buyer upon the fall of the gavel and the guarantee or warranty of any kind as to the Card (4% fee) & approved check in US FUNDS will buyer assumes all risk and expense of the soundness or condition of any horse in the sale. be accepted. horse from this time forward. 3. All consignments will be at the Multi-Purpose 8. Every horse must have a brand release before it 13.Each horse’s registration papers will be withheld building at the fairgrounds by Saturday evening the leaves the building and a paid receipt must be by the sales management until the buyer’s check has day before the sale. You are invited to contact presented to the brand inspector before a brand cleared the bank. At such time, the papers along individual consignors personally for more release will be issued.. with transfer certificate will be mailed to each buyer. information about specific horses. 9. A veterinarian and brand inspector will be 4. All statements or printed matter pertaining to the present at the sale. Sale horses are required to 14. Powder River Quarter Horse Breeders horses selling through this auction are made to the have Coggins Test to be in the sale. Association acts as an agent only, but will endeavor best of our knowledge. Sellers are completely 10. All buyers are responsible for removal of their to protect the interest of both buyer and seller responsible for papers being in order. PRQHBA will purchases from the area the same day as the hold proceeds until papers are in order! sale. Thereafter, the buyer is responsible for 15. All bred mares must have a vet certificate no 5. Comments on Sale Day will take precedence making arrangements for appropriate care of their more than 15 days old stating the pregnancy status over printed material or internet information. horses(s). or the mare will be sold as exposed to a stallion. 6. All buyers will sign an “Acknowledgement of 11.All horses are offered for sale according to the Once a mare is sold, there can be no refusal to pay Purchase” when you get your buyers number. laws of the State of Montana. Buyers will pay a because of pregnancy status. Please write clearly, brand inspection fee that will be added to the Tri-State Ad Goes Here 901 Si Di Stormy Pistol AQHA Bay Stallion- 4/22/19 Davis Quarter Horses Doc O’Lena C D Olena CD Chica San Badger Si Di Olena Smart Mate Mates Matrix Hickory’s Playmate Play Gun Peppy Plays For Cash Peppys Dreamgirl Sheza Smartboonsmal Playboy Boonsmal Smart Lady Boonsmal Smartest Playgirl Seal brown or mahogany bay either way this baby is gorgeous. His pedigree is full of champions that have excelled in the cow horse industry. Sire is 5 panel negative. AQHA Ranching Heritage Challenge eligible. For more information call Dan or Marcy @ 406-427-5420. 902 CC A Sure Nitro AQHA Bay Roan Stallion- 5/19/19 Clint Casterline High Brow Cat High Flyin Cat Little Chexy Lena Blue Cats Dr Nitro Dual Doc HA Nitro's Booty Call Sanjo Bonnie Jessie Doc A Sure Doc A Sure Luv CC Sure Dee Pauls Cee Dee Cee Poco Dee Colonels Poco Doc This bay roan colt catches your eye immediately! This colts name should be Hungry. He will eat a cow! His pedigree speaks for itself. Eligible for the AQHA Ranching Heritage Challenges and programs. For more information call Clint @ 406-688-8668. 903 Smokes Driften Guy AQHA Bay Roan Stallion- 5/2/19 Mailloux Quarter Horses Shinin Spark Seven S Tornado Seven S Zanetta Cowboys Shining 811 Smoke Fifty Smokes Roan Gal Rail A Docsmoke Gotta Sweet Guy Gotta Sweet Leo I Am War Jayne UGO Sweet Girl Bob Drifter Coulee Drifters Blue Star Blue Star Streak This colt is packed full of muscle! At this time, it looks like some white hair are showing up, so he is being registered as a bay roan. Doesn’t matter what color he ends up he will be a good-looking horse! His granddam had her Arena ROM and was our daughters rodeo horse in high school. You’ll notice other colts in this sale bred the same way. There’s a reason for that. This cross makes some excellent using horses. They pack a pedigree of cow and run, and you can’t beat that. This colt is eligible for the PRQHBA futurities and is also eligible to be nominated to and entered in the Ranchers Heritage Challenges. 904 Nic It In The Si Di AQHA Sorrel Mare – 4/28/19 Davis Quarter Horses Doc O’Lena C D Olena CD Chica San Badger Si Di Olena Smart Mate Mates Matrix Hickory’s Playmate Reminic Nic It In The Bud Genuine Redbud Nics Shiney Pants Shining Spark Shiney Pants Miss Otoe Smoke This is a stand-out filly.
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