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2016 LG Pro Classic Full Ca 20376 State Hwy 99 South • Ada,Oklahoma 74820 (580) 777-2877 • (580) 777-2878 fax si 111, $200,016 (Dash Ta Fame-Casino Lights, Sixarun) 2016 Fee: $3,500 Oklahoma Bred Program Future Fortunes & BBR Select Stallion Stakes (Dash Ta Fame-SX Frenchmans Vanila, Frenchmans Guy) 2016 Fee: $2,500 Future Fortunes (Dash Ta Fame-Queens Coin, Pocket Coin TB) 2016 Fee: $2,000 Future Fortunes DANNY RAY, OWNER (580) 777-2877 A Full Service Reproduction Facility. Breeding, Foaling Mares, and Embryo Transfer Services 10th Annual Lance Graves Pro Classic February 10-14, 2016 Coushatta Casino Resort - Kinder, LA IMPORTANT NOTE: EXHIBITIONS WILL SELL AT 4PM ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY! THEY SELL OUT FAST! No more waiting in line at 5am. ;) $262,500 Invitational Futurity Slot Race LGPC Closed Sale Futurity Slot Race $10,000 Added 2D BFA Futurity – Sponsored by Famous Bugs $10,000 Future Fortunes Futurity BONUS Money – No Additional Fee $5,000 Triple Crown 100 BONUS Money – No Additional Fee The BIG 300 - $5,000 Added Open 4D – No Membership Required Sponsored by Fulton Performance Horses Accepting only 300 entries in the Open 4D Barrel Race $1,000 Added Youth Sidepot in both Open Races $1,000 Added Adult Sidepot in both Open Races $1,000 Added Senior Sidepot in both Open Races $500 Added BFA Derby Sidepot in Open 4D $2,500 Triple Crown 100 BONUS Money – No Additional Fee _________________ SCHEDULE: _________________ 2/9 Tues 12 PM (NOON) NOT BEFORE Early Arrival - Move In/Office Open 12 pm - 8pm Open Arena - NO BARRELS 4 pm Selling of exhibitions for Wednesday No riding in the arena after 8pm. No exceptions. Violators will be fined $250. IMPORTANT NOTE: EXHIBITIONS WILL SELL AT 4PM ON TUESDAY FOR WEDNESDAY! THEY SELL OUT FAST! 2/10 Wed 8 am Office Open 9 am - 7 pm Open exhibitions (Sign up starts @ 8 am day of exhibitions) 4 pm Selling of limited number of exhibitions for Thursday 7 pm - 9 pm Futurity only exhibitions Tickets must be used by 9 pm IMPORTANT NOTE: EXHIBITIONS WILL SELL AT 4PM ON WEDNESDAY FOR THURSDAY! THEY SELL OUT FAST! LIMITED NUMBER! By 8pm - Name Slot Horse and Jockeys for the Invitational Slot Race. 2/11 Thurs 8 am Office Open 8 am - 11 am Futurity only exhibitions Ticket must be used by 11 am 11 am - 2 pm Open exhibitions IMPORTANT NOTE: EXHIBITIONS SELL OUT FAST. Buy on Wednesday or Thursday 2 pm - 4 pm Invitational Slot Race Exhibitions (2 each, do not need to sign up) 4:15 pm Draw for Invitational Futurity Slot Race in stands Following draw Calcutta for Invitational Futurity Slot Race for Long Go (in stands) 7:30 pm Long Go Invitational Futurity Slot Race Attention: After 1st competition horse runs there will be no more exhibitions or any open arena riding times! 2/12 Fri 8 am Office Open 9 am Closed Sale Futurity Slot Long Go (Times can be rolled into the BFA Futurity & Open/Sidepots) To Immediately Follow the Closed Sale Futurity Slot 2D BFA Open Futurity 1st Go (Times can be rolled into the Open/Sidepots) To Immediately Follow the BFA Futurity Open 4D Barrel Race (with BFA Derby, Youth, Adult & Senior Sidepots) Sale Demonstrations follow conclusion of the Open. 2/13 Sat 9 am - 10 am Office Open Noon LGPC Sale (office will be closed during the sale & all slot race finals) Following sale Slot Race Draw - Calcutta for Invitational Futurity Slot Race - Final Go (in stands) 7 pm Invitational Futurity Slot Race Consolation 8 pm Invitational Futurity Slot Race Finals All pictures and awards after the event 2/14 Sun 7:30 am Church Service (office will open after church service) 9 am Closed Sale Futurity Slot Finals (Times can be rolled into the BFA Futurity & Open/Sidepots) To Immediately Follow the Awards Presentation after the Closed Sale Futurity Slot. 2D BFA Open Futurity 2nd Go (Times can be rolled into the Open/Sidepots) To Immediately Follow the Awards Presentation after the Futurity. Open 4D Barrel Race (with BFA Derby, Youth, Adult & Senior Sidepots) This schedule is tentative and subject to change. 10th Annual Lance Graves Pro Classic Barrel Sale WATCH LIVE Demonstrations: Friday February 12, 2016 - 7:30pm Sale: Saturday February 13, 2016 - 12:00pm Phone Bids Call: 580-421-2323 • 501-336-4363 3UHYLHZ Health: $OOKRUVHVFDQEHVHHQRQ All horses will have a negative 12 month 7KXUVGD\ )ULGD\ coggins and health certificate. February 11 & 12, 2016, all day. 7KHSUHYLHZIRUULGLQJKRUVHV Prospect Guarantee: will be 7:30pm Friday February All prospects will be sold “As is, where is” without any warranties either expressed 12WK in the main arena. or implied, including NO IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHATABILITY, 6DOH FITNESS, BEHAVIOR OR TRAINING 7KHVDOHZLOOEHJLQ6DWXUGD\ FOR HORSE. Buyer has the right to have the February 13, 2016 at 12:00 pm, horse examined by a veterinarian, at buyer’s LQWKHPDLQDUHQD expense prior to sale. Going Big Times Sales Co., Inc. Will announce any known defects during the sale. All announcements at sale time 2IÀFH3KRQH supersedes catalog. ID[ Absentee Bids: 'DQQ\·V&HOO Anyone wishing to bid that cannot attend the sale may call Danny Ray at (580) 777-2877 6DOH'D\3KRQH prior to February 10th, 2016 and we will (501) 336-4363 be very happy to assist you. All absentee purchases must be paid for at that time by !$XFWLRQHHU Visa, MasterCard or Discover. There will Wade Shaw be a 3.5% office processing fee added to all purchases (however, this fee will be discounted !3HGLJUHHV for purchases paid by cash, check or cashier’s 'DQQ\5D\ check), or you may make other arrangements prior to the sale with Danny Ray at the office. !2IÀFH6WDII Myriam Maynard Terms: Terms of the sale are cash, payable in US Funds, +DOOLH)RUG Personal Checks are considered cash. All Sales are absolute and final. If a problem should arise, a “credit only” will be given toward future sales. All persons who attend this sale do so at their own risk. Sales management, Consignors, owners, employees or anyone connected with this sale assumes NO liability, legal or *RLQJ%LJ7LPH otherwise. Buyer will be furnished current health, coggins 6DOHV&R,QF and copy of papers at time of purchase. Original 6WDWH+Z\6RXWK papers and/or transfer will be mailed to AQHA, $GD2. APHA or ApHC in 21 working days following RU the sale. Absolutely NO original papers will be )D[ given on sale day. 9,(:&2/253+272621/,1($7:::*2,1*%,*7,0(&20 IMPORTANT FACTS FOR SELLERS YOUR PAPERWORK MUST BE IN ORDER: All registration papers, signed transfers, coggins and health papers must be in the Sale Office files AT LEAST 12 HOURS PRIOR TO SALE SESSION. If paperwork is not completed, the horse WILL NOT BE SOLD and the appropriate fees will be charged to the consignor. STALLS AND HIP NUMBERS are assigned by the Sale company and CANNOT BE CHANGED by the consignor. DO NOT REMOVE HIP NUMBERS from horses once they have been applied. CATALOG UPDATES must be turned in to the Sale Office THREE HOURS prior to Sale Time. ACTING AGENTS: Consignors must fill out a satisfactory “AGENTS AUTHORIZATION” form if you are using and Agent to act on your behalf. CRIBBERS, CRYPT ORCHIDS, “WIND SUCKERS”, and EYE, MOUTH OR WIND DEFECTS MUST BE ANNOUNCED. If such defect exists and is not reported on your horses’ catalog page, notify the Sale Office prior to sale time. YOU MUST BE THE LAST BIDDER TO REPURCHASE YOUR HORSE – buyers MAY NOT “pass out” the horse after the final bid. If you are uncertain about this, please inquire at the Sale office. NOTICE TO ALL BUYERS ALL ACCOUNTS must be paid IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING the sale. All payments shall be in U.S. Currency and on U.S. Banks ONLY. Method of payment shall be CASH, CASHIER’S CHECK, PERSONAL CHECK (with proper Line of Credit), or TRAVELER’S CHECK. NO BANK DRAFTS. All Registration papers will be withheld until payments clear the bank. All returned checks will be immediately turned over to the County District Attorney’s office and charges will be filed!!!!! INSPECT HORSES PRIOR TO PURCHASING READ SALE CONDITIONS LEAVE HIP NUMBERS ON ALL HORSES AND LEAVE HORSES IN ORGINAL STALLS SPECIAL NOTICE READ CAREFULLY ALTHOUGH THIS SALE IS HELD IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE LANCE GRAVES PRO CLASSIC, PURCHASER HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGES THAT THE LANCE GRAVES PRO CLASSIC AND THE GOING BIG TIME SALE CO, INC. ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE WARRANTIES OF THE CONSIGNOR. CATALOG AND ANNOUNCEMENTS: THE ACCURACY OF ALL INFORMATION OF THE CATALOG PAGE(S) IS THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONSIGNOR. Consignor shall have the affirmative duty to examine the catalog page(s) on which horses consigned by him appear, prior to sale and report any inaccuracies to the Sales management, so that they may make an appropriate announcement at time of sale. While certain information may have been procured by undersigned from third parties on behalf of consignor, it is nonetheless solely the responsibility of consignor to verify the accuracy of such information and to notify the undersigned of any corrections 3 hours prior to the beginning of sale. STAKES ENGAGEMENTS, PRODUCE RECORDS AND ALL OTHER INFORMATION SO LISTED ARE AS REPRESENTED BY THE CONSIGNOR, TO WHOM ONLY THE PURCHASER SHALL LOOK FOR REDRESS IN CASE OF ERRORS OR OMISSIONS. CARE OF HORSES AFTER SALE: Please be reminded that title passes at the fall of the hammer, at which time the purchaser assumes all risk and responsibility for the horse. ALL HORSES MUST BE MOVED FROM THE SALE PREMISES BY NOON OF THE DAY FOLLOWING THE SALE.
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