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HERITAGE PLACE FALL MIXED SALE Session Four Saturday, Ovtober 31, 2020 Starting promptly at 10:00 AM Hips 321-637 Mixed Restaurant and Club Open Daily Phone (405) 682-4551 Fax (405) 686-1267 Please bring this catalog to the sale. SUPPLY IS LIMITED “W here Champions Are Sold” PAGEAGE 449 IMPORTANT FACTS ALL CONSIGNORS’ UPDATES MUST BE MADE THROUGH N THE SALES OFFICE NO LATER THAN ONE HOUR PRIOR TO O THE BEGINNING OF THE SALE DAY. New buyers or buyers who have not purchased within one year must establish buyer verifi cation before purchasing. Also, any buyer exceeding the amount established T must update buyer verifi cation. Inspect horses prior to purchasing. Read Sale Conditions. If the asterisk (*) appears on the television I monitor this means a special announcement has been made concerning that hip. Buyer: Leave hip number on all horses and leave horses in original stalls. C Engagements are listed as per consignor and have not been verifi ed by the Sale Company. All purchases must be paid in cash at the time of sale. E Following the conclusion of the sale all horses must be moved from the Sale Premises by Noon, Sunday, November 1, 2020. PAGE 450 Hip No. Consigned by Marty Neugebauer Hip No. 321 Unobeter SI 89 321 2009 Sorrel Mare Streakin Six SI 104 Streakin La Jolla SI 99 { Mr Jess Perry SI 113 { Bottom's Up SI 82 Scoopie Fein SI 99 {Sinn Fein SI 98 Unobeter SI 89 Legs La Scoop SI 95 5245375 First Down Dash SI 105 {Dash For Cash SI 114 Better Bet On Me SI 95 First Prize Rose SI 98 (1993) { Letter Be There SI 89 {Timeto Thinkrich SI 99 What A Woman SI 97 By MR JESS PERRY SI 113 (1992). Champion, $687,184 [G1]-NTR. Sire of 1,201 ROM, 152 stakes winners, $57,730,331, 9 champions, including APOLLITICAL JESS SI 107 (World Champion, $1,399,831 [G1]), MATABARI SI 104 ($1,410,471 Los Alamitos 2 Million Fut. [G1]), ONE FAMOUS EAGLE SI 101 ($1,387,453, Los Alamitos 2 Million Fut. [G1]), NOCONI SI 105 ($1,356,459, All American Derby [G1]), A REVENANT SI 91 ($604,800, Rainbow Fut. [G1]), MISS RACY JESS SI 91 ($485,113 [G1]), FREDRICKSBURG SI 109 ($369,304 [G1]). 1st dam BETTER BET ON ME SI 95, by First Down Dash. 3 wins to 3, $92,365, La Primera Del Ano Derby [G2], California Juvenile Challenge, 2nd The Classics Derby [R], 3rd Golden State Derby [G1], Town Policy H. [G3], California Derby Challenge [G3], finalist in PCQHRA Breeders' Futurity [G1], Governor's Cup Derby [R][G1], AQHA Juvenile Challenge Champ. [G1]. Sister to SIGNED FIRST CLASS SI 103. Dam of 22 foals of racing age (one 2-year-old), 18 to race, 11 winners, 12 ROM– SEPARATE BET SI 107 (g. by Separatist). AQHA Supreme Race Horse, 11 wins to 8, $799,481, Rainbow Derby [G1], Remington Champ. [G1], Leo S. [G2]-NTR, 400y in 0:19.396, Eastex H. [G2]-NTR, 350y in 0:17.273, Rainbow Inv. S. [R], 2nd All American Derby [G1], Los Alamitos Winter Champ. S. [G1], Leo S. [G1], First Down Dash H. [G3], Z Wayne Griffin S., 3rd Champion of Champions [G1], Leo S. [G1], Higheasterjet H. [G3], finalist in All American Futurity [G1], The Champ. at Sunland [G1]. Set NTR at Ruidoso Downs, 400y in 0:19.186 (2007). HARLEY MAN SI 102 (g. by Splash Bac). 8 wins to 4, $185,354, El Primero Del Ano Derby [G2], California Breeders' Sprint S. [R][G3], 2nd Southern California Derby [G1], Town Policy H. [G3], PCQHRA S., 3rd Z Wayne Griffin Director's S. [G3], finalist in Los Alamitos Winter Champ. S. [G1], Vessels Maturity [G1]. Bettin On Harley SI 105 (g. by Devon Lane TB). 2 wins to 5, $37,121, 2nd West/Southwest Champ. Challenge [G2], 3rd Z Wayne Griffin Director's S. [G3]. Better Tobe Separate SI 98 (f. by Separatist). 2 wins to 3, $12,290. Dam of– Daddys Dollars SI 92. 3 wins to 3, $24,384, 3rd Bitterroot Futurity [R]. CD Better Be First SI 104. 2 wins to 3, $39,413, finalist in West Texas Derby [G3]. Best Splash Yet SI 87 (f. by Splash Bac). Placed to 3. Dam of– Flashs Best Splash SI 95 (f. by First Moonflash). Winner to 5, $15,819, 3rd AQRA President's Open Spring Futurity. 2nd dam LETTER BE THERE SI 89, by Timeto Thinkrich. 2 wins at 2, $19,642, finalist in Las Ninas H. [G3]. Out of What A Woman SI 97 ($80,142). Dam of 6 starters, 5 ROM– BETTER BET ON ME SI 95 (f. by First Down Dash). Stakes winner, above. SIGNED FIRST CLASS SI 103 (g. by First Down Dash). 3 wins to 3, $28,067, Solano Derby, 3rd Wine Country Derby, finalist [G3]. Tough Envy SI 104 (c. by The Signature). 6 wins, $12,907, 2nd Autumn Leaves H. RACE RECORD: At 2, one win, 3 times third. EARNED $4,228. PRODUCE RECORD: 2020 no report. 2013 U No Im Tempted, f. by Tempting Dash. Unplaced in 1 start. Dam of 2 QH foals-- Separate Temptations (2019 f. by Separatist). 2014 Miss PYC (embt), f. by PYC Paint Your Wagon. Unraced. 2014 U Better Bet On Me (embt), f. by Desirio. Unraced. 2015 U Better Be First, f. by First Moonflash. Placed twice in 2 starts at 2. Not bred for a 2021 foal. QDATA-RGP 9/2020 Hip No. Consigned by Tyler Graham, Agent Hip No. 322 Wynos Do It Better 322 2014 Sorrel Mare Doc O'Lena Smart Little Lena { Freckled Leo Lena { Smart Peppy Freckled Leo Girl {Freckles Playboy Wynos Do It Better Hickorys Leo Girl 5648259 Genuine Doc {Doc Bar SH Genuine Wyno Gay Bar's Gen (1998) { Zans Wynette {Zan Parr Bar Harlan's First By FRECKLED LEO LENA (2004). $148,413 cutting: NCHA Gold Award; NCHA Open Top Ten; split 6th, NCHA $10,000 Nov. Super Stakes, Brazos Bash $100,000 Limited Derby Champion. Out of Freckled Leo Girl ($35,184 cutting: NCHA Bronze Award). Sire of Texas Kiss ($18,608 cutting), Eighty Freckledacres ($9,419 cutting: 5th Holsey Foundation Non-Pro Derby), Young Willin Texan ($7,406 cutting: 4th Waco Limited Open Classic), Lenas Bit of Blue ($5,047 RCH: top 10, NRCHA Amateur & Int. Non-Pro Futurities [Int. Non-Pro Fence winner]). 1st dam SH GENUINE WYNO, by Genuine Doc. Unraced. 162.5 AQHA points: in heeling, tie-down roping, heading and pole bending: Superior Heeling & Tie Down Roping. Dam of 1 foal of racing age. 2nd dam ZANS WYNETTE, by Zan Parr Bar. Unraced. Dam of no race starters, 1 show performer, above. 3rd dam HARLAN'S FIRST, by Harlan. Unraced. Dam of no race starters. 4th dam MISS STAR TREK, by Jim Harlan. Unraced. Dam of– Miss Star Leonard (King Joe Leonard). 35.5 AQHA points: in barrel racing, pole bending and team penning; AQHA Youth Perf. ROM. Mr Jim Harlan (Mr Harlan 45). AQHA working hunter point-earner. Harlan Wilda Girl (Harlan). Unraced. Dam of– Wild Jet Reed. 2 wins to 4. Harlan Gold (Hy Jule). Dam of– Dontcrossmeup. AQHA barrel racing point-earner. RACE RECORD: Unraced. PRODUCE RECORD: 2019 no report. 2020 Mac Hancock, c. by Bucks Hancock Dude. BRED June 23, 2020, and believed in foal to BUCKS HANCOCK DUDE. QDATA-RGP 9/2020 Hip No. Consigned by Tom Scheckel Hip No. 323 Eagles Aeri 323 February 24, 2018 Sorrel Filly Streakin La Jolla SI 99 Mr Jess Perry SI 113 { One Famous Eagle SI 101 { Scoopie Fein SI 99 One Famous Lady SI 104 {Chicks Beduino SI 104 Eagles Aeri One Slick Cookie SI 96 5894844 FDD Dynasty SI 102 {First Down Dash SI 105 Nellie Delaney SI 96 Dinastia Toll BRZ SI 97 (2010) { Fleeting Touch SI 96 {Tres Seis SI 97 Sheeza Lil Val SI 97 By ONE FAMOUS EAGLE SI 101 (2005). Champion, $1,387,453 [G1]. Sire of 536 ROM, 68 stakes winners, $31,081,972, 7 champions, including ONE DASHING EAGLE SI 98 (World Champion, $2,079,065 [G1]), IMPERIAL EAGLE SI 106 ($1,852,897 [G1]), HOTSTEPPER SI 98 ($1,416,516 [G1]), BODACIOUS EAGLE SI 104 (World Champion, $1,293,444 [G1]), HES RELENTLESS SI 108 ($616,380 [G3]), MOONIN THE EAGLE SI 111 ($548,985 [G1]), LET THERE BE SOUND SI 110 ($222,117 [G1]), and of FLY BABY FLY SI 96 ($1,813,957 [G1]). 1st dam NELLIE DELANEY SI 96, by FDD Dynasty. 6 wins at 3 and 4, $211,305, Southern California Derby [G1], Los Alamitos Winter Champ. S. [G1], Los Alamitos Distaff Challenge [G3],2nd Decketta S. [G3], 3rd Heritage Place Juvenile Inv., finalist in Rainbow Futurity [G1], Mildred Vessels H. [G1], Los Alamitos Inv. Champ. [G1]. Sister to JACKY MARTIN 21 SI 103, Kitty Kiernan SI 97. Dam of 5 foals of racing age (two 2-year-olds), 4 to race, 2 ROM– Chocolate Divinity SI 94 (f. by Apollitical Blood). 4 wins to 3, 2020, $30,883. 2nd dam FLEETING TOUCH SI 96, by Tres Seis. Winner at 2, $15,245, finalist in California Juvenile Challenge [G3]. Dam of 13 foals to race, 10 winners, 11 ROM– NELLIE DELANEY SI 96 (f. by FDD Dynasty). Stakes winner, above. JACKY MARTIN 21 SI 110 (g. by FDD Dynasty). 3 wins to 5, $123,795, West Texas Maturity [G3], 3rd Lovington S. [G2], Rio Grande H., S. [G3], finalist [G1]. Kitty Kiernan SI 97 (f. by FDD Dynasty). $120,466: 4 wins to 5, $120,466, in U.S.
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    No. 686,993. Patented Nov. 19, 190t. H. H. SHUMWAY. WOWEN BUCKRAM FABRC. (Application filed Aug. 23, 1901.) (to Model.) A z z VVitnesses. /4 // Inventor. 27-ber-7 // 5uerrieval/ Case- 27. 47. asy 62-264.772-24Attorneys UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. HERBERT H. SHUMWAY, OF TAUNTON, MASSACHUSETTS, WOVE N BUCKRAM FABRIC. SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 686,993, dated November 19, 1901. Application filed August 23, 190l., Serial No. 72,986, (No specimens.) To all, whom it may concert: is an edge view, of the woven fabric before Beit known that I, HERBERTH. SHUMWAY, finishing. In both figures, bb indicate the 45 a resident of the city of Taunton, in the county two webs, and a. a. are the narrow stripes of Bristol and State of Massachusetts, have where the two webs b b are united together invented certain new and useful Improve in the process of weaving. In making the ments in Woven Buckram Fabrics; and I do two thicknesses of cloth required for buckram hereby declare that the following is a full, in this manner they are united together in clear, and exact description thereof, refer the same uniform manner throughout, there ence being had to the accompanying drawings, by showing the light construction on both O and to the letters of reference marked there sides and also making sure that each thread on, which form a part of this specification. of the upper web lies directly over a thread This invention consists of a new article of of the lower web, for the two threads of the buckram cloth constructed in an entirely new two warps run through between the same 55 way, having for its object to avoid the diffi dents in the reed, and the upper and lower (5 culties of the old construction and to produce filling or weft threads are beaten up simul a better article at a less cost.
  • Identifying Woven Textiles 1750-1950 Identification

    Identifying Woven Textiles 1750-1950 Identification

    Identifying Woven Textiles 1750–1950 DATS in partnership with the V&A 1 Identifying Woven Textiles 1750–1950 This information pack has been produced to accompany two one-day workshops taught by Katy Wigley (Director, School of Textiles) and Mary Schoeser (Hon. V&A Senior Research Fellow), held at the V&A Clothworkers’ Centre on 19 April and 17 May 2018. The workshops are produced in collaboration between DATS and the V&A. The purpose of the workshops is to enable participants to improve the documentation and interpretation of collections and make them accessible to the widest audience. Participants will have the chance to study objects at first hand to help increase their confidence in identifying woven textile materials and techniques. This information pack is intended as a means of sharing the knowledge communicated in the workshops with colleagues and the wider public and is also intended as a stand-alone guide for basic weave identification. Other workshops / information packs in the series: Identifying Textile Types and Weaves Identifying Printed Textiles in Dress 1740–1890 Identifying Handmade and Machine Lace Identifying Fibres and Fabrics Identifying Handmade Lace Front Cover: Lamy et Giraud, Brocaded silk cannetille (detail), 1878. This Lyonnais firm won a silver gilt medal at the Paris Exposition Universelle with a silk of this design, probably by Eugene Prelle, their chief designer. Its impact partly derives from the textures within the many-coloured brocaded areas and the markedly twilled cannetille ground. Courtesy Francesca Galloway. 2 Identifying Woven Textiles 1750–1950 Table of Contents Page 1. Introduction 4 2. Tips for Dating 4 3.