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General Terms & Conditions Additional Terms & Conditions apply to “Cataloged” sale entries. Please refer to the back of the Consignment form for further information. • ALL BUYERS must have a bank letter of credit and make prior arrangements before writing a check at each sale. Everyone must have a valid drivers license. Payment methods accepted: Cash, Credit/Debit Card, and Check. • Writing an “Insufficient Funds” check for a horse purchase is a felony. Anyone writing an insufficient funds check will be turned over the state attorney for prosecution. • No alley trading or private sales on auction premises before, during or after the sale. Full commission must be paid on any horse that is a “no sale” in the ring and later sold on sale barn premises. $25 “no sale” fee on all horses. • Any person involved in private horse trading will be banned from any and all future auctions. • Entry fee on all catalog horses must be paid in advance. • 8% commission; Minimum $25 per head. There is no Missouri sales tax on horses. $2 per head yardage. • All guarantees on horses and soundness of horses is between buyer and seller. • Please check all potential purchases thoroughly before they go through the sale ring. • All horses must have a negative coggins test within one year of the sale date. Photocopies and faxes will not be accepted. Confirmed test results allow our out-of-state buyers to bid on your horses. • Catalog by request. Those consigning will receive a catalog. Limited supply available. Bring your copy with you to the sale. Bring the ORIGINAL COGGINS with you. Our vet will perform a coggins test the day of the sale. Lolli Bros. Livestock Market, Inc Phone: 660.385.2516 ~ fax: 660.385.2843 Frankie Lolli - 660.651.4040 Timmy Lolli - 660.651.3496 Dominic Lolli - 660.651.4024 Upcoming Special Sale Dates Special Calf & Yearling Sale Every Tuesday September 22 - 24 - Alternative Livestock & Taxidermy Sale October 19 -Special Cow/Calf and Breeding Bull Sale November 6 - Catalog Horse Sale November 9 - Special Cow/Calf and Breeding Bull Sale December 8-10 Alternative Livestock & Taxidermy Sale December 16 - Special Cow/Calf and Breeding Bull Sale 1 Welcome to LOLLI BROS. LIVESTOCK MARKET’S Special Horse Auction Saturday, 4, 2021 - 9:00 a.m. Today’s Auction includes several Yearlings, Mares, Stallions ~ Riding Horses & Ponies LOT 1 MYA STEADY WYO CAT AQHA FOALED: 4/9/21 MARE RED ROAN OWNER: ERIN SMITAL - 4 POINT QUARTER HORSES BLUE VALENTINE TWO WYOS CAT WYO ADVANTAGE TLJ WYO TRI CAT CRAGO BAILEY TE TRI SNIP LARK TE TRI ROAN LARK STEADY TRADITION DA SON OF STEADY MISS LENA SAN STEADY BAR FLY BARFLYS PEPPY 79 LOT 5 GOLD STAR BAR PEPP98 STAR DUSTER MELODY83 LOT 5 WIMPY’S PEP STEPPIN AQHA LOT 2 WYO BARTENDERS CAT AQHA FOALED: 3/20/21 MARE PALOMINO FOALED: 4/12/21 MARE GREY OWNER: BEN BENGTSON OWNER: ERIN SMITAL - 4 POINT QUARTER HORSES NO CHEX TO CASH BLUE VALENTINE TWO WIMPYS LITTLE STEP LEO LITA STEP WYOS CAT WYO ADVANTAGE WIMPYS BIG STEPPIN SMART LITTLE LENA TLJ WYO TRI CAT CRAGO BAILEY A DOUBLE MARTINIE FRECKLES PALOMITAS TE TRI SNIP LARK TE TRI ROAN LARK DUAL PEP A FINE BARTENDER MATTHEW TWENTY TWO SHORT LENA PEARL FINE SHINE BARTENDER WATCH JOANNE SHINE RNR SHESA SWEET PEP MAP GO DOC GO FOXY POCO BARTENDER COWBOY CLUB DOCS LA PRIMER BAR BEAUS TOPSY POCOS FOXY COWGIRL SILVER FIREFOX This beautiful dark palomino filly will catch your heart and your eyes; you will want her in your trailer on the way home, or you will be wishing you did the whole way home. LOT 3 WYOS CAT ROO AQHA FOALED: 4/24/21 MARE RED ROAN OWNER: ERIN SMITAL - 4 POINT QUARTER HORSES BLUE VALENTINE TWO WYOS CAT WYO ADVANTAGE TLJ WYO TRI CAT CRAGO BAILEY TE TRI SNIP LARK TE TRI ROAN LARK ROBS SONNY SKIP RR SKIPPER RIO JM KATIE RIO SOCKS GOTTA SKIP QUINCE ROJO LOT 6 QUINCES FAIRY BOTCHERYS GIRL 79 3 appendix certification. LOT 6 WIMPYS LIL SWEDES AQHA LOT 4 WYOS VALENTINE BEAU AQHA FOALED: 6/4/21 MARE GRAY FOALED: 4/24/21 STALLION RED ROAN OWNER: BEN BENGTSON OWNER: ERIN SMITAL - 4 POINT QUARTER HORSES NO CHEX TO CASH BLUE VALENTINE TWO WIMPYS LITTLE STEP LEO LITA STEP WYOS CAT WYO ADVANTAGE WIMPYS BIG STEPPIN SMART LITTLE LENA TLJ WYO TRI CAT CRAGO BAILEY A DOUBLE MARTINIE FRECKLES PALOMITAS TE TRI SNIP LARK TE TRI ROAN LARK PLAY GUN LEO HANCOCK HAYES PLAY GUN WATCHER HBD COW WATCHER TP RANDY HANCOCK SAWANA DUPLICATE SWEDES LIL BEAR RAINBOW GENTLEMAN TMH VALENTINE SISSY DOCS SUPER CROSS RAINBOWS ANNIE BEAR ORPHAN ANNIE BEAR BILLS SISSY VIS FLOWER This little gray filly will catch your eyes and steal your heart. Don’t pass on her! Her mom is a mare everyone asks about. She’s a looker! 2 LOT 7 LOT 9 LOT 7 MR OPEN MY GUN AQHA LOT 9 OPEN WINE STRAIT GUN AQHA FOALED: 5/9/21 STALLION GRAY FOALED: 5/6/21 MARE GRAY OWNER: BEN BENGTSON OWNER: BEN BENGTSON DASH FOR CASH DASH FOR CASH MR EYE OPENER BEDA WEE MR EYE OPENER BEDA WEE MR OPEN MY WINE MR JESS PERRY MR OPEN MY WINE MR JESS PERRY MR PERRYS WINE FINE WINES MR PERRYS WINE FINE WINES PLAY GUN PLAY GUNT QUAKIN GUN QUAKETTA PLAY IN STRAIT STRAIT THREE EIGHT GREY GUN LOPEZ MR ILLUMINATOR GREY STRAIT OUTA NEBRASKA PEPPY SAN KAI ILLUMINATORS LOPE LOPE 2 CINNABEAR SAN KAT FIFTEEN CF FIFTEEN This colt is one that will catch your eye and will go on to be a great barrel prospect. This filly has been a stand-out since the day she was born. Will make a great barrel Don’t let him pass you by. prospect. Don’t pass her up. LOT 8 LOT 10 MR OPEN FIRE AQHA LOT 8 MY WINE ILLUMINATOR AQHA FOALED: 4/19/21 STALLION GRAY LOT 10 FOALED: 5/5/21 MARE GRAY OWNER: BEN BENGTSON OWNER: BEN BENGTSON DASH FOR CASH DASH FOR CASH MR EYE OPENER BEDA WEE MR EYE OPENER BEDA WEE MR OPEN MY WINE MR JESS PERRY MR OPEN MY WINE MR JESS PERRY MR PERRYS WINE FINE WINES MR PERRYS WINE FINE WINES FIRE WATER FLIT MR ILLUMINATOR VF MOON FIRE MISS MOON CLASSIC TR FLASHY BADGER FLASHY MISS JACKIE SPIT N FIRE WATER JOAK MAUDIES JOAK BUBS TEXAS SHILO TWO FOX TEXAS JOAKS NELLIE FOX JET STOP SUZY TEXAS SHILO GIRL MS GOLDEN TWIST This colt is bred in the purple and gray to boot. Will make a great barrel prospect, one that you will want in your barn and in your trailer. This filly will make a great barrel prospect you won’t want to pass up. Gray to boot! Online Bidding Available @ DVAuction.com vSign up with DVAuction - Fill out bid approval form found at lollibros.com - Return to [email protected] 3 LOT 14 BLACKBURN 215 AQHA FOALED: 5/8/21 MARE SORREL OWNER: BEVING QUARTER HORSES FORTY CABELLEROS MR POCO BLAKBURN 004 POCO CHIPS JAN MR BLACKBURN 161 FORTYS LAST CHANCE BLACKBURN 963 PRETTY LADY GEORGINA MR BLACKBURN 40 FORTYS LAST CHANCE MISS BONITA ELEVEN BLACKBURN 033 ZOMBIE CLARK BAR LOT 11 CLARKS KITTY SHESA BLACKBURN www.bevingquarterhorses.com LOT 11 WIMPYS WHISKEY DRUNK AQHA FOALED: 4/15/21 STALLION PALOMINO OWNER: BEN BENGTSON LOT 15 MR BLACKBURN 212 AQHA NO CHEX TO CASH FOALED: 4/30/21 MARE DUN WIMPYS LITTLE STEP LEO LITA STEP OWNER: BEVING QUARTER HORSES WIMPYS BIG STEPPIN SMART LITTLE LENA MR BLACKBURN 40 A DOUBLE MARTINIE FRECKLES PALOMITAS FORTYS LAST CHANCE MISS BONITA ELEVEN MR BLACKBURN 050 MR BLACKBURN 41 PADDY IRISH WHISKEY BLACKBURN LADY BUCK BLACKBURN 40 PADDY SHOTA MERADA MOLLIE MERADA TS SMOKIN MERADA IMA BIT OF HEAVEN POCO OJOS GRANDE TS RED SMOKE CJR DRY APRIL POCO DELL GRANDE LOTTI DELL Nice, big palomino colt. Can go a lot of ways with him. BLACKBURN DELL 170 FORTYS LAST CHANCE BLACKBURN 983 DOUBLE BLACKBURN GAL www.bevingquarterhorses.com LOT 12 MR BLACKBURN 219 AQHA FOALED: 5/12/21 STALLION SORREL OWNER: BEVING QUARTER HORSES LOT 16 MR BLACKBURN 213 AQHA FORTY CABELLEROS FOALED: 4/30/21 STALLION BUCKSKIN MR POCO BLAKBURN 004 POCO CHIPS JAN OWNER: BEVING QUARTER HORSES MR BLACKBURN 161 FORTYS LAST CHANCE POCO OHOS GRANDE BLACKBURN 963 PRETTY LADY GEORGINA POCO DELL GRANDE LOTTIE DELL MR BLACKBURN 40 MR BLACKBURN 154 FORTYS LAST CHANCE FORTYS LAST CHANCE MISS BONITA ELEVEN BLACKBURN 983 DOUBLE BLACKBURN GAL BLACKBURN 022 THIRSTY BEGGAR BUENO CHEX JR. REVENETTA BEG REVENITA ZACHANYS LENA CHEX DUSTY LOU LENA www.bevingquarterhorses.com CHEX LENAS DAISY SNICKELFRITZ CHEX FOURTEEN KARAT DAISY DUSTEN DAISY MAE www.bevingquarterhorses.com LOT 13 BLACKBURN 212 AQHA FOALED: 4/30/21 MARE BAY BLACKBURN 211 AQHA OWNER: BEVING QUARTER HORSES LOT 17 FOALED: 4/28/21 MARE DUN FORTY CABELLEROS OWNER: BEVING QUARTER HORSES MR POCO BLAKBURN 004 POCO CHIPS JAN MR BLACKBURN 40 MR BLACKBURN 161 FORTYS LAST CHANCE BLACKBURN 963 PRETTY LADY GEORGINA FORTYS LAST CHANCE MISS BONITA ELEVEN MR BLACKBURN 050 MR BLACKBURN 41 MR BLACKBURN 40 BLACKBURN LADY BUCK BLACKBURN 40 FORTYS LAST CHANCE MISS BONITA ELEVEN BLACKBURN 014 EL NINO’S DUDE FORTY CABALLEROS BLACKBURN 897 BLACKBURN 97 MR POCO BLAKBURN 004 POCO CHIP JAN BLACKBURN 1106 FORTYS LAST CHANCE www.bevingquarterhorses.com BLACKBURN 015 EIGHTY EIGHT ANN www.bevingquarterhorses.com If you would like to be added to our email list for horse sale updates, kindly send us your email address! 4 LOT 18 MR BLACKBURN 218 AQHA FOALED: 4/26/21 STALLION RED DUN OWNER: BEVING QUARTER HORSES POCO OHOS GRANDE POCO DELL GRANDE LOTTIE DELL MR BLACKBURN 154 FORTYS LAST CHANCE BLACKBURN 983 DOUBLE BLACKBURN GAL BUENO CHEX ZACHARYS LENA CHEX DUSTY LOU LENA DUAL CHEX LENA BUENO CHEX JR LOT 21 DUAL CHEX HOLY SOX CHEX www.bevingquarterhorses.com LOT 21 FQH POCO DIAMOND AQHA FOALED: 5/13/21 MARE BAY OWNER: FOLTZ QUARTER HORSES MR KING HARMON LOT 19 MR BLACKBURN 211 AQHA KING HARMONS GEM DOCS COCOA POCO FOALED: 4/26/21 STALLION RED DUN DOUBLE R MAJOR BOZ CASEY’S PRIDE 2 OWNER: BEVING QUARTER HORSES BILLIE JO FOX CANDIAK TOPS 73 POCO OHOS GRANDE
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