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Consignor's Index Consignor’s Index CONSIGNOR HIP# CONSIGNOR HIP# CATHERINE ADAMS .............. 61 LENIS FITZSIMONS .............. 17 DUSTIN ADAMS ................ 123 ELVIS GALLEGOS ............... 189 CHRIS ADAMSON ................ 19 CAROL GALVIN ..............49, 159 SUZANNE ALLMAN-MATHURA ..... 23 CHAD & NIKKI GANN .......... 21, 93 CARROLL BROWN ARNOLD ...58, 129 NICK GASS .............. 16, 80, 120 FRANCIE BAILEY ..... 26, 56, 122, 154 MARC & KATHY GORDON .... 2, 30, 57, BEECHFORK RANCH ...... 28, 96, 142 73, 86, 91, 105, 117, 131, 158, JAMES LYNN BLEVINS ........... 100 174, 190, 209 STEPHEN BOONE ............... 132 GARY & LYDIA HARTSELL .....41, 104 BOZIDAR RANCH ............37, 183 GLEN HECOX .................. 164 CHARLES BURGER ....... 98, 152, 179 JOE HEIM-AGT ................. 124 BRET BUSSEY .................. 85 HILL RANCH .................... 75 DON BUSSEY .................. 181 COLLEEN HOLT .................. 59 KENNETH & PHILEEN CAMPBELL .. 165 DONALD HUDSON ................ 8 JOHN CARMICHAEL ............. 167 TREY HUNT ..................... 64 NONIE CASSELMAN-REED ....... 162 PAUL IHLAND .................. 125 ALAN CHAMBERLAIN ......... 43, 112, JONATHAN IRBY ................ 143 149, 207 ISBELL CHAROLAIS ............. 130 NEAL COLLISON ............ 144, 171 J BAR P LLC .................... 32 REBECCA COMPHER ........ 168, 203 JEEMS BAYOU PROD. CORP ........ 5 WAYNE & AMBER CZISNY .... 6, 27, 52, JK LIVESTOCK LLC ............... 12 78, 95, 160 CLAY JOHNS ................... 166 JOHN & MARY DANGELMAYR .... 110 BUTCH & WENDY JOHNSON ... 69, 115, ROBERT DEONIER ...........87, 201 175 DIAMOND BAR W RANCH ........ 177 RICHARD JOHNSON ............ 151 TIM DRUMMOND ............... 184 CHRIS JOHNSRUD ............... 46 JAMES EAKIN .................. 182 KATHY KNOST ................. 128 TELL EDGMON ................. 191 SARAH LESH ............ 25, 72, 140 HERMAN ELFERT ............... 188 CLIFF LITTLE ................55, 138 Consignor’s Index CONSIGNOR HIP# CONSIGNOR HIP# MAMA’S RANCH LLC .............. 7 HEATHER STAHL ............... 106 TOM MASON ................... 15 RONNY & MICHELLE STALLINGS ... 79 DAVID & STACIE MCDAVID .. 11, 44, 68 JERRY STEPHENS ...........20, 145 MCGEHEE RANCH .......... 173, 200 TROY STEWART .......... 33, 67, 169 PAT MCGHEE .................. 176 LARRY SULLIVANT .............. 48 MATT & MEGAN MILLER .......... 14 SUNRISE RANCH ......... 40, 84, 126 WAYNE MOSLEY ............... 192 H E SUTTON ............ 45, 148, 178 RICHARD NUTT ...... 13, 35, 82, 146, SWEET LAKE LAND & OIL CO .... 9, 36, 180, 195 70, 113, 141, 204 JIMMY & ROBIN PACKARD ....... 109 THIRTY TWO CATTLE CO ... 10, 38, 163 MARIA PETRAK ................ 135 DR PAUL THOMPSON ........50, 108 POLO RANCH .................... 1 TOUCHSTONE RANCH ..... 29, 54, 107 TEDDY PRICE ................... 92 TRUE NORTH HORSES .. 3, 22, 42, 60, GARRETT RIDDELS ..........63, 161 81, 111, 133, 157, 193, 198 RIFLE CREEK RANCH LLC .... 114, 206 RANDLE TUNE .................. 99 BEN & NIKKI ROBERSON ......... 194 TWISTED L RANCH ..... 4, 18, 31, 47, K.K. ROBERTSON ............51, 116 62, 76, 90, 101, 119, 136, 153, JOE & STACEY ROBINSON .... 74, 118, 172, 185, 202 156, 197 WAGMAN RANCH ............... 103 ROSE VALLEY RANCH ........... 205 SCOTT WARDLEY ............... 127 RUBY VIEW QTR HORSES ........ 186 WENDY WARNE ....... 77, 39, 88, 187 S & S FARMS ............ 24, 71, 102 DONALD & MCSHERRY WEBER .... 34, SAN JUAN RANCH ...........53, 134 66, 97, 150, 170, 208 SCHILLER & REZABEK ............ 65 MARLA WHITE ................. 147 GORDON SEVIG ........ 94, 121, 139, 155, 196, 210 the LESLIE SHAW ................... 83 marketplace BARBARA SHEHANE ............ 137 at LIZ & LARRY STACY .........89, 199 Ardmore CLIPPINGS NO. 5459393 • 2012 RED ROAN STALLION 1 Consignor: POLO RANCH PEPPY SAN BADGER PEPTOBOONSMAL ROYAL BLUE BOON BOONLIGHT DANCER SMART LITTLE LENA LITTLE DANCER LENA THE CAN CAN GIRL DOC O’LENA SMART LITTLE LENA SMART PEPPY CRAB GRASS SUGAR BARS SUGAR BARS FLICKA MAE MARC Full brother to THIRD CUTTING Notes: A full brother to the great THIRD CUTTING, winner of $528,412 NCHA, Hall of Fame. This roan colt is super handsome and extremely correct. He can really move. Super Stakes enrolled. SIRE: BOONLIGHT DANCER Earner of $136,253, NRCHA Fut Op Ch, Op Top 5 NCHA Derby & Santa Ynez Valley Cow Horse Fut. An Equi-Stat Ldg Cut & Rnd Cow Horse Sire of earners of $1,751,651 including, THIRD CUTTING ($526,485, NCHA Hall of Fame, NCHA Derby Op Ch, NCHA Super Stks Op Ch, Abln Spec Op Ch, NCHA SS Clas Op Ch, NCHA Sum Spec Clas Op Ch, Bonanza Clas Op Ch, PCCHA Clas Op Ch, AQHA Rsv World Ch Jr Cut, etc ); STRAY KATZ ($89,792, Top 10 NCHA Op Fut); SHADY BOONLIGHT ($55,598, NCHA Super Stks Clas Ltd Non Pro Co-Ch) ; LIL BREAK DANCER ($47,557 NCHA Super Stks Ltd Non Pro Ch); ACRES OF BOONLIGHT ($43,394, Top 5 Music City Op Fut) etc. DAM: CRAB GRASS $50,914 NCHA. Dam of 10 foals, 4 perfs earning $628,700 includ- ing THIRD CUTTING ($522,275, Ch of 09 NCHA Op Super Stakes, 09 NCHA Op Derby, 10 NCHA Super Stakes Open Classic, 10 NCHA Summer Spectacular Open Classic, etc); SPOOKS BLUESTEM ($99,426 NCHA/WS, Amtr Wrld Ch Cutting, etc) etc. 2nd DAM: SUG- AR BARS FLICKA, Producer of 14 foals, 8 perfs earning $94,999 including CRAB GRASS (See Above); TRAVASUGAR ($30,756 NCHA) etc. SMART LADY SKEET NO. 4776817 • 2004 SORREL MARE 2 Consignor: MARC & KATHY GORDON DOC O’LENA SMART LITTLE LENA SMART PEPPY SMART CHIC OLENA GAY BAR KING GAY SUGAR CHIC CHICY LITTLE MR SAN PEPPY PEPPY SAN BADGER SUGAR BADGER LITTLE LADY SKEET RIGHT ON TIVIO TIVIOS MISS SKEET MISS ADRIANNA NRHA money earner. Bred to WIMPYS LITTLE STEP. Notes: With very limited showing this mare is an NRHA money earner. Sells in foal to WIMPYS LITTLE STEP. We are cutting back on our mares or we would surely keep this one. SIRE: SMART CHIC OLENA Earner of $167,471, AQHA World Ch Jr Cut & Sr Rng. Equistat All Time #2 Rnd Cow Horse, #3 Rng & A Top 50 Cut Sire of earners of $12,351,904 includ- ing, SMART SPOOK ($403,479, NRHA Fut Op Ch, NRHA Derby Op Ch); OLENA OAK ($329,148, NRCHA World’s Grtst Hrsmn Ch); CHICS MAGIC POTION ($318,682, NRCHA Fut, Stks & Hckmr Op Ch); A CHIC IN TIME ($311,044, World’s Richest Stockhorse Op Ch, World’s Grtst Hrsmn Ch, AQHA World Ch); SMART CRACKIN CHIC ($215,500, NRCHA Fut Op Ch); CHIC PLEASE ($209,185, NRHA Fut Op Ch, NRCHA Fut Op Rsv Ch) etc. DAM: LITTLE LADY SKEET $49,210 NCHA. Dam of 10 foals, 6 perfs earning $10,226 in- cluding PLAYIN SKEETS ($4,770 NRCHA); SMART PEPPY SKEET ($3,612 NRHA, NRCHA, INF); GONEDUNITT ($1,202 NRHA) etc. 2nd DAM: TIVIOS MISS SKEET, $13,695 NCHA. Producer of 10 foals, 7 perfs earning $149,162 including SKEETS PEPPY ($85,258, NRHA Open Rsv Wrld Ch, 3rd Wrld Show Sr Reining, etc); LITTLE LADY SKEET (See Above); LITTLE PEPPY SKEET ($11,216) etc. A NEW MEMORY NO. 5342058 • 2009 GRAY MARE 3 Consignor: TRUE NORTH HORSES JEWEL’S LEO BARS FRECKLES PLAYBOY GAY JAY A NEW PLAYER DOC BAR DOCALADY MISS BAR 89 LEO SAN MR SAN PEPPY PEPPY BELLE MEMORYS LITTLE KATIE SMART LITTLE LENA SMART LITTLE MEMORY FRECKLES MEMORY Notes: This nice mare is sweet and has a big heart. This will be her first foal. Bred to ROCKIN W. SIRE: A NEW PLAYER NCHA money earner. Sire of PLAY IN THE WIND ($32,584, Top 10 NCHA 3K Nov, Top 5 Tejon Ranch Clas); PLAYERS DOLL [AUS] ($3,618, Sydney Royal Cut Op Rsv Ch); THE KEY PLAYER [AUS] ($3,329, Top 5 Aus NCHA Op Derby); PLAY MY GAME [AUS] ($2,885, Top 10 Aus NCHA Op Derby); MINOOTE TUCKER [AUS] ($2,051, Top 10 Aus NCHA Non Pro Derby) etc. DAM: MEMORYS LITTLE KATIE Dam of 9 foals, 1 perf DEVILINTHE BLUEDRESS (12,754 NCHA). 2nd DAM: SMART LITTLE MEMORY, Producer of 2 foals. LIL PINTAS PLAYBOY NO. 5334750 • 2010 SORREL GELDING 4 Consignor: TWISTED L RANCH JEWEL’S LEO BARS FRECKLES PLAYBOY GAY JAY TARIS PEPPY PLAYBOY PEPPY SAN BADGER TARIS PAINTED GIRL COLONELS TARI SMART LITTLE LENA SMART LIL PARADIGN PRELIMINARY PLANS SLP LIL PEPPYS PINTA PEPPY SAN BADGER LIL PEPPYS PINTA TARI MISSY Notes: He was started at the ranch in July 2012 and has 12 months of training 7 months on cattle. He is stout enough to do a lot more than cutting. Will be shown on cattle sale day. SIRE: TARIS PEPPY PLAYBOY Sire of 25 registered foals including first to show, NCHA money earner IM PINTA PLAYGIRL. DAM: SLP LIL PEPPYS PINTA Dam of 6 foals. 2nd DAM: LIL PEPPYS PINTA, Producer of 5 foals, 1 perf THEY CALL ME FLETCH ($11,937 NCHA). PEPTOS SCOOTIN CHICK NO. 5457017 • 2012 SORREL MARE 5 Consignor: JEEMS BAYOU PROD. CORP DOC O’LENA SMART LITTLE LENA SMART PEPPY SMART LIL SCOOT SON O SUGAR SONSCOOT MISS TINY PEPTOBOONSMAL PEPTOTIME ONE TIME SOON PEPTOS SUGAR CHIC SMART CHIC OLENA SMART OLENA SUGAR SONSLASS Notes: Here is a well bred prospect. SIRE: SMART LIL SCOOT Earner of $266,425, Top 5 NCHA Op Fut, NCHA Super Stks Op Ch, NCHA Sum Spec Clas/Chal Op Ch, Brazos Bash 5/6 YO Op Ch, Bonanza Cut 5/6 YO Op Rsv Ch, etc. An Equi-Stat All Time Top 50 Ldg Cut Sire of earners of $3,942,905 including, TRAVS SCOOTER ($221,566, NCHA Fut Non Pro Ch, NCHA Derby NP Rsv Ch, Brazos Bash Derby NP Ch); SMARTYS SHADOW ($185,666, NCHA SS Clas Op Rsv Ch, Mem 5/6 YO Op Rsv Ch); DUAL YA SCOOT ($174,107, NCHA Am & Ltd NP Futs Ch); MOMS STYL- ISH SCOOT ($151,228, Top 10 NCHA Op Fut); SCOOTIN SOLANO ($121,549, NCHA Fut & Super Stks Clas Op Fnlst); SHORT SCOOTIN ($107,570, NCHA Super Stks Clas Ltd Op Ch) etc. DAM: PEPTOS SUGAR CHIC Dam of 3 foals. 2nd DAM: SMART OLENA SUGAR, $2,419 NRCHA. Producer of 7 foals, 1 perf SUGARS SMARTNSHINEY ($2,985 NRCHA). WIL SHE SPOON NO. 5452584 • 2009 RED ROAN MARE 6 Consignor: WAYNE & AMBER CZISNY PEPPY SAN BADGER PEPTOBOONSMAL ROYAL BLUE BOON HES A PEPTOSPOONFUL SMART LITTLE LENA MISS SMARTY REY REY JAY JANIE PEPPY SAN BADGER PEPPYS LIL WIL SMART LITTLE NANCY SHES HIS WIL DOC O’LENA SABRINAS LENA SABRINA SMOKE $1,683.90 NCHA Notes: A beautiful roan mare that is great minded and ready to show.
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