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117 Lots Indoor Equestrian Arena Charters Towers 117 LOTS INDOOR EQUESTRIAN ARENA CHARTERS TOWERS IVE B ENT ONU C SE IN S E L A S ( ) CA S Alan Davison riding Denmark Design, winner of SH HIE the Hansen Saddlery U6 Toomba Incentive Draft & TROP ESP FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHY Saturday, 25th May 2019 9am Ridden Horse Workouts 9am Sunday, 26th May 2019 39 Ridden Mares & Fillies I 54 Ridden Geldings 1 Ridden Stallion I 23 Led Prospects PRE WORKS AND SALE LIVE STREAMED VIA www.landmarkequine.com.au Landmark Charters Towers 07 4787 1666 Mark Scholes 0409 229 651 www.landmarkequine.com.au TOOMBA INVITATIONAL HORSE SALE 2019 1 Program of Events Wednesday, 22nd May 7pm Everett’s Quality Meats Judges Address & BBQ Bar/Canteen Area Thursday, 23rd May 6am Landmark Open Challenge Dry Work Gold City Motorcycles Indoor Arena 8am - 10am Vet Check (near cut out yard) 10.45am Bolt N Fodder Rookie Challenge Dry Work Gold City Motorcycles Indoor Arena 3pm Approx MAGS Classic Challenge Dry Work Gold City Motorcycles Indoor Arena Approx. finish time of 9pm H BAR OPEN UNTIL LATE H Friday, 24th May 6am Bolt N Fodder Rookie Challenge Cattle Work Steel Supplies Campdraft Arena Approx 9.30am MAGS Classic Challenge Cattle Work Steel Supplies Campdraft Arena Approx 1.30pm Landmark Open Challenge Cattle Work Steel Supplies Campdraft Arena Approx. finish time 4.30pm Approx 4pm Bolt N Fodder Rookie FINAL Cattle Work Steel Supplies Campdraft Arena 117 LOTS Approx 5pm Bolt N Fodder Rookie FINAL Dry Work Gold City Motorcycles Indoor Arena 7pm Preliminary Round Presentations and INDOOR EQUESTRIAN ARENA CALCUTTA AUCTION OF TOP 10 MAGS CLASSIC FINALISTS All are welcome to join us at the main bar area for drinks & nibblies H BAR & MUSIC OPEN UNTIL LATE H NO GATE ENTRY FEES H CHARTERS TOWERS Saturday, 25th May 6am Toomba Sale Open Campdraft Steel Supplies Campdraft Arena Saturday, 25th May 2019 Followed by Toomba Sale Pre-Works Steel Supplies Campdraft Arena Followed by Hansen Saddlery U6 Sale Incentive Workout Steel Supplies Campdraft Arena 9am Ridden Horse Workouts Followed by Toomba Grazing 6 & Over Incentive Campdraft Steel Supplies Campdraft Arena 3.30pm GRAND ENTRY OF CHALLENGE FINALISTS Steel Supplies Campdraft Arena 3.40pm E & R Bassingthwaighte U25yrs FINAL Cattle Work Steel Supplies Campdraft Arena Followed by MAGS Classic Challenge FINAL Cattle Work Steel Supplies Campdraft Arena 9am Sunday, 26th May 2019 Followed by Landmark Open Challenge FINAL Cattle Work Steel Supplies Campdraft Arena 6pm E & R Bassingthwaighte U25yrs FINAL Dry Work Gold City Motorcycles Indoor Arena IVE B Followed by MAGS Classic Challenge FINAL Dry Work Gold City Motorcycles Indoor Arena ENT ONU C SE Lots 1-19, 98-117 IN S Followed by Landmark Open Challenge FINAL Dry Work Gold City Motorcycles Indoor Arena 39 Ridden Mares & Fillies E L A Followed by H CHARITY AUCTION H S Percentage of proceeds to go to our good friend and mentor, Mr Ken May 54 Ridden Geldings Lots 21-47, 71-97 Followed by Presentations Undercover Arena ~ All finalists to attend the presentations on horseback 01 Ridden Stallion Lot 20 (ALL riders to be wearing finalist attire. Please no drinks in arena for presentations) (C S) AS IE ~ Please marshal at the entry gate to the undercover arena. 23 Led Prospects Lots 48-70 H & TROPH ~ Peter Glenwright is the Master of Ceremonies, he will direct you. ~ Approx. finish by 9pm H BAR & MUSIC OPEN UNTIL LATE H PRE WORKS AND SALE LIVE STREAMED VIA www.landmarkequine.com.au Sunday, 26th May Landmark Charters Towers 07 4787 1666 8.45am start H TOOMBA SALE H Mark Scholes 0409 229 651 ~ Please note this is an estimate of event times and could be subject to change ~ 2 TOOMBA INVITATIONAL HORSE SALE 2019 www.landmarkequine.com.au TOOMBA INVITATIONAL HORSE SALE 2019 1 SALE INFORMATION SALE INFORMATION FROM THE AGENTS TO OUR VENDORS PERSONS ACTING AS AGENTS Thank you for entrusting Landmark as agents and for the strong commitment you have shown towards the Any persons acting as agent in the purchase of a horse will automatically be responsible for the payment of that horse 28th Toomba Invitational Horse Sale to be held on 26th May 2019 (Sale). unless prior arrangements have been made in writing with Landmark Charters Towers. The Sale catalogue is truly a showcase of CampDrafting, Challenge and performance horse breeding. Letters of Introduction We are excited about the future potential for this Sale and the support shown by new and repeat vendors. Purchasers wishing to book their purchases from the 2019 Toomba Invitational Horse Sale to an outside agent Pre-sale parade will commence from 9am Saturday 25th May 2019. The Sale will commence at or other Landmark branch will require a letter of introduction from their agent or Landmark branch authorising 9am Sunday 26th May 2019 in the Equestrian Covered Arena at Charters Towers, Queensland (Sale Site). Landmark Charters Towers to do this. Letters of Introduction can be emailed to either of the following addresses – BUYER GUIDE [email protected] The catalogue has been put together with three generation pedigree where possible to allow as much breeding [email protected] information as possible prior to the sale. All horses will be inspected by appointed inspectors to ensure all markings and brands match the lots listed in the catalogue. All purchasers must settle accounts within two hours of completion of sale or any unsettled lots will be re-offered at All sale horses are Open to prior inspection and it is the purchaser’s responsibility to make all appropriate assessment the expense of the purchaser including any price variation, where the eventual sale price is higher than the original of sale horses prior to the commencement of the sale. sale price. No rebates will be paid. Original registration papers will be collected by Landmark staff for horses that are registered in this sale and forwarded onto the ASHS/AQHA along with signed transfers supplied for all of the registered horses sold. It is the A reminder to all successful purchasers, risk, ownership and responsibility for your horse changes hands at the fall purchaser’s responsibility to ensure the ownership transfer fees are lodged with the ASHS & AQHA for registered of the hammer and you are then responsible for feeding, rugging and transport of the horse from that time. horses. If you wish to insure any lots purchased we will have our insurance representatives on hand on sale day. Any vendor or purchaser removing the sale number from any lot after it has been sold will fully indemnify SALE TERMS and keep indemnifying Landmark for any loss, costs or damage it suffers in the event the lot is wrongly delivered. Sales will be in accordance with ALPA standard terms and the terms set out in this document (Terms) (which will also The auctioneer may, should it think fit, make arrangements on a purchaser’s behalf for the feeding, watering, be available at the Sale Site). If the terms set out in this document conflict with, or add to, any of the ALPA standard trucking, shipping of and general attendance to any lot after sale but no responsibility will be accepted by the terms, then the terms of this document will prevail or subsist. If you participate in the Sale, you will be deemed to auctioneer and all such service will be at the purchaser’s risk and expense. have agreed to the Terms. GST COMMISSION The knock down price (or sale price) of the horses will be exclusive of GST. (If GST applies it must be added onto the Commission on the sale price (8% of sale price + GST) will be payable by the vendor to the Auctioneer in respect sale price.) Purchasers will need to check the GST Status of the lot or lots that they wish to purchase to determine if to each lot catalogued and sold. This applies from cataloguing to midnight on sale day, whether sold at Auction or GST applies. Each lot in the catalogue has been marked either GST Reg: Yes (add on 10% to knock down price) private treaty. or GST Reg: No (no GST applies, purchasers pays knock down price). GST details of each lot are according to details PAYMENT OF ACCOUNTS supplied by Vendors when they nominated their horses for sale. Methods of Accepted Payment: • Cash DISCLAIMER • Cheque - (pre approved cheque is accepted subject to clearance) The information supplied in this brochure is provided to Landmark by vendors of the livestock. • Credit Card (0.9% surcharge) • Letter of Introduction Whilst Landmark makes efforts to ensure that the information provided is accurate at the time of printing and Landmark accepts no responsibility for the accuracy, reliability or any interpretation of the information supplied in NO CREDIT WILL BE GIVEN FOR THIS SALE. VERBAL AGREEMENTS DO NOT CONSTITUTE PROVISION OF A CREDIT FACILITY. this brochure. Purchasers must ensure that they satisfy themselves that the livestock offered meets their individual Electronic Funds Transfer requirements. Landmark Operations BSB: 062 000 Acc: 11323901 Reference: Toomba Sale (Lot Number/s) Pre-Approved Cheque Pre-approved cheque is acceptable as a type of payment. All applications paying via pre approved cheque must be made to Landmark Charters Towers prior to 4pm Friday 24th May 2019 and meet the conditions set out by Landmark Operations Pty Ltd. 2 TOOMBA INVITATIONAL HORSE SALE 2019 TOOMBA INVITATIONAL HORSE SALE 2019 3 BUYER BONUS CONDITIONS TOOMBA GRAZING 6YRS & OVER SALE INCENTIVE DRAFT 1. COMPETITION & BONUS ELIGIBILITY 5. BONUS AMOUNT To be eligible to compete for the Toomba Horse Sale 6yrs and over Incentive Draft horses must: In 2019 the Toomba Horse Sale 6yrs and Over Incentive Draft Bonus will be $4000.
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