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2014 Summer Tack, Carriage & Draft Horse Sale 2014 Summer Tack, Carriage & Draft Horse Sale New - Thursday - June 12, - Tack: 2:00 PM ▪ Harness: 2:00 PM ▪ Field Equipment: 3:00 PM ▪ Carriages: 4:00 PM ▪ Cataloged Ponies 1-119: 6:00 PM Unloading Tack & Field Items Wednesday after 3PM and Thursday morning Friday - June 13 – 8:00 AM – Cataloged Horses Lot# 120 - 620 Stalls available Thursday morning, they will be reserved. Hitching Thursday Afternoon and all day Friday, also - obstacle course for riding horses. Any horse not consigned below will sell Saturday. No Substitutes, contact Auction on OUT horses. Coggins test and shots recommended, but not required. Coggins can be drawn day of sale for $25.00. Commission on Horses – 6%, minimum $60.00. 1. 4 yr Pony Gelding; Silver. Gray, 35” tall. Kid broke to ride & drive. Consigned by Ervin Hershberger, Millersburg, OH 2. 3 yr Mare; Beauty. Black & white, 35” tall. Broke to ride & drive. Traffic safe & sound. Consigned by Wayne A Miller, Fredericksburg, OH 3. 10 yr Pony Gelding; Brown. Broke. Consigned by Jonathan Miller, Millersburg, OH 4. Consigned by Joseph Swartz, Wallingford, KY 5. 9 yr Pony Mare; Misty. White, 48:. Kid broke to ride. Very gentle. Consigned by Darrell Mineer, Fleminsgburg, OH 6. Yearling Pony Stallion; Hanncock. Brown & white, 39” tall. Started in harness. Consigned by Michael Miller, Dundee, OH 7. Consigned by Joseph Swartz, Wallingford, KY 8. 5 yr Pony Gelding; Star. Black, 48”. Broke to ride & drive. Consigned by Darrell Mineer, Fleminsburg, OH 9. Consigned by John Yoder, Fredericksburg, OH 10. 8 yr Pony Gelding; Brown & white. Kid broke to drive. Consigned by Lamar Miller, Sugarcreek, OH 11. 13 yr Pony Gelding; Otto. Broke to ride & drive. Fast traveler. Still has lots of life left. Consigned by Abe J Hershberger, Apple Creek, OH 12. 5 yr Pony Hackney Gelding; Broke to drive. Consigned by Eric Miller, Millersburg, OH 13. 8 yr Pony Gelding; Lucky. Black & white, 41” tall. Broke to ride & drive. Consigned by Leroy Hershberger, Millersburg, OH 14. 12 yr Pony Mare; Black & white. Broke to ride & drive. Consigned by Wayne A Keim, Millersburg, OH 15. Yearling Pony Stallion; Albert. Black & white, 40” tall. Started in harness. Consigned by Michael Miller, Dundee, OH 16. 3 yr Pony Mare; Jean. Black & white, 52”. Good broke to ride & drive. Well mannered. Consigned by Roy Troyer, Millersburg, OH 17. 4 yr Shetland Pony Gelding; Rowdy. Black & white, 39”. Broke to ride & drive. Consigned by Allen Troyer, Millersburg, OH 18. 5 yr Pony Mare; Rose. Black & white, 46”. Well broke to ride & drive. Tss. Consigned by Firman Troyer, Millersburg, OH 19. Consigned by Daniel Hershberger, Millersburg, OH 20. 4 yr Pony Mare; Lady. Black & white. Broke to ride & drive. Traffic safe & sound. Consigned by Michael Miller, Orrville, OH 21. 3 yr Pony Gelding; Oreo. Black & white. Broke to ride & drive. Consigned by Wayne A Keim, Millersburg, OH 22. 5 yr Pony Gelding; Black & white. Broke single. Consigned by Andy Yoder Jr, Fredericksburg, OH 1 23. 6 yr Pony Gelding; Snickers. Brown & white. Well broke to drive. Consigned by John R Troyer, Fredericksburg, OH 24. 2 yr Pony Mare; Lady. Brown & white, 38” tall. Broke to drive. Traffic safe & sound. Consigned by Michael Miller, Dundee, OH 25. 12 yr Reg Hackney Pony Mare; High Society Truly A Creation . Chestnut, stripe, distinctive roan coloring. Shown professionally in-hand as a 2 yr. Champion in the AHHS Nation. Ohio & Indian futurities. Extreme motion & excellent bloodlines. Sire: Unique’s Attraction Dam: Spit’s Beauty Consigned by High Society Stables, Oberlin, OH 26. Pony Gelding; Blacky. Black. Broke to ride & drive. Has too much smoke for the kids around here. Blind in 1 eye. Consigned by Mars Stables, Dundee, OH 27. 5 yr Pony Gelding; Chief. Sorrel & white. Broke to ride & drive. Consigned by David L Troyer, Sugarcreek, OH 28. 8 yr Reg Shetland Pony Mare; Star. Black, star. Broke to drive. Tss. In foal to a Shetland Stud for 2014. Sire: Hickory Blue Chip’s Dam: Black Beauty Consigned by Matthew A Yoder, Baltic, OH 29. 3 yr Appaloosa/Quarter Horse Pony Mare; Ginger. Broke to ride. Tss. Consigned by Carrie Weaver, Beach City, OH 30. 3 yr Pony Gelding ; Ranger. Brown & white, 48” tall. Kid broke to ride & drive. Tss. Been on SR 93 & on trails. Well mannered. Consigned by Daniel D Miller Jr, Sugarcreek, OH 31. Miniature Pony Gelding; Midnight. Black. Broke to ride & drive single & double. Consigned by Harvey Mast, Brown City, MI 32. Smooth Mouth Pony Mare; Jenny. Black & white. A real good brood mare. Should have foal by side at sale time. Consigned by Brad Smith, Newland, NC 33. 3 yr Pony Gelding; Chip. Brown & white, 44” tall. Broke to drive. Consigned by Joseph M Miller, Millersburg, OH 34. 3 yr Pony Mare; Black & white. Kid broke to drive. Tss. Green broke to ride. Consigned by Ian Stutzman, Millersburg, OH 35. 7 yr Reg Mini Pony Gelding; Polka Dot Pete. Black & white, 36” Broke to ride/drive. Consigned by Loren Miller, Sugarcreek, OH 36. 2 yr Pony Gelding; Striker. Black & white, 32” tall. Kid broke to ride & drive. Tss. Beginners pony. Consigned by Marty Yoder, Millersburg, OH 37. 7 yr Pony Gelding; Black, 39” tall. Broke to ride & drive. Not for small kids. Consigned by Andy Hershberger, Lakeville, OH 38. 3 yr Pony Gelding; Rusty. Black. Broke to ride & drive single & double. Full bro to #39. Consigned by Eli N Miller, Fredericktown, OH 39. 2 yr Pony Gelding; Dusty. Black. Broek to ride & drive single & double. Full bro to #38. Consigned by Eli N Miller, Fredericktown, OH 40. 7 yr Pony Mare; Lady. Black & white, 40” tall. Broke to drive. Green broke to ride. Been on US 62. TSS. Consigned by Cody Yoder & Ronnie Weaver, Millersburg, OH 41. 7 yr Pony Gelding; Bentley. Black, 36”. Broke to ride/drive single/double. Tss. Gentle. Consigned by John Mark & David Lee Yoder, Baltic, OH 42. 6 yr Pony Gelding; Buster. Red & white, 36” tall. Broke to ride & drive single/double. Consigned Vernon Mast, Bergholz, OH 43. 4 yr Hackney Pony Gelding; Chief. Broke to ride & drive. Traffic safe & sound. Consigned by Levi R Hostetler, Wooster, OH 2 44. 3 yr Pony Gelding ; Black, blaze, 4 wh socks. Broke to ride & drive single/double. Sharp & fun to drive. Consigned by Paul A Yoder, Millersburg, OH 45. Yearling Paint/Dutch Pony: Consigned by Marion Hershberger, Millersburg, OH 46. 3 yr Pony Mare; Sierra. Black & white, 55” tall. Good broke. Traffic safe & sound. Consigned by David J Miller, Sugarcreek, OH 47. 3 yr Hackney Pony Gelding; Rambo. Bay, star & snip, 4 wh socks. Broke to drive. Tss. Consigned by Nelson A Hershberger, Millersburg, OH 48. 3 yr Pony Mare; Lightening. Black & white. Broke to ride & drive. Consigned by Michael Raber, Fredericksburg, OH 49. 7 yr Pony Gelding; Brown, 3 wh socks. Broke to drive. Tss. Consigned by Jacob Yoder, Millersburg, OH 50. 6 yr Paint Pony Gelding; Buddy. 57” tall. Broke to ride & drive. Consigned by Marlin Hostetler, Apple Creek. OH 51. 5 yr Miniature Pony; White, approx. 33” tall. Kid broke to ride & drive. Consigned by Daniel Hostetler, Apple Creek, OH 52. 5 yr Pony Mare; Beauty. Black & white, 52”tall. Well broke to ride & drive. Tss. Consigned by Jr Beachy, Holmesville, OH 53. 5 yr Pony Gelding; Buck. Black, 36”. Broke to ride & drive single/double. Tss. Gentle. Consigned by John Mark & David Lee Yoder, Baltic, OH 54. 6 yr Pony Stud; Black & white, 4 wh socks, stripe. Good broke to drive. Consigned by John Yoder, Fredericksburg, OH 55. 3 yr Hackney Pony Mare; Broke to drive. Consigned by Eric Miller, Millersburg, OH 56. 3 yr Pony Gelding; Jessie. Black & white, 52” tall. Good broke to drive single & double. Kid broke to ride. Been on trails. Consigned by Wyman Yoder, Baltic, OH 57. 3 yr Pony Mare; Jennie. Black & white, 51” tall. Kid broke to ride & drive single & double. Tss. Been on trails. Consigned by Wyman Yoder, Baltic, OH 58. 6 yr Hackney Cross Pony Mare; Misty. Black, 3 wh socks, star & snip. Broke to ride & drive. Tss. Been on trail rides. Consigned by Raymond J Miller, Apple Creek, OH 59. 3 yr Pony Mare; Princess. Black. Broke to ride. Consigned by Michael Raber, Fredericksburg, OH 60. 3 yr Pony Mare; Black & white, 50” tall. Broke to ride & drive. Consigned by Mervin J Miller, Fredericksburg, OH 61. 5 yr Pony Mare; Brown & white. Broke to ride & drive. Kid safe. Consigned by Leroy M Miller, Millersburg, OH 62. 4 yr Pony Gelding; Ranger. Black & white. Broke. Full brother to Oreo. Consigned by Brad Smith, Newland, NC 63. 5 yr Pony Gelding; Oreo. Black & white. Broke. Full brother to Ranger. Consigned by Brad Smith, Newland, NC 64. 6 yr Pony Gelding; Sparky. Brown & white, 49” tall. Broke to ride & drive. Tss. Consigned by Marion Weaver, Beach City, OH 65. 7 yr Pony Gelding ; Nugget. Palomino, 46” tall. Broke to ride & drive. Been on trail rides & US 62. Good traveler. Tss. Consigned by Cody Yoder, Millersburg, OH 66. 11 yr Miniature Pony Mare; Stacy. Brown. Broke to ride & drive. Not for small kids. Consigned by Betty Troyer, Apple Creek, OH 3 67. 5 yr Pony Mare; Hershy. Black, 34”. Well broke to ride/drive single/double. Tss. Sharp! Consigned by John Mark & David Lee Yoder, Baltic, OH 68. 8 yr Reg Shetland Pony Gelding; Wild Kid Rock. Black. Broke to drive. Tss. Sire: Raven of Bird Haven Dam: Rocket’s Raven Consigned by Brandon Raber, Millersburg, OH 69. 3 yr Pony Gelding; Snicker. Blk & white, 51” tall. Well broke to ride/drive. Traffic safe. Consigned by Abe E Yoder, Millersburg, OH 70.
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