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7Th Annual Houck Horse Company Spring Sale May 10Th, 2014 Welcome to Our 7Th Annual Houck Horse Company Spring Auction 7th Annual Houck Horse Company Spring Sale May 10th, 2014 Welcome to our 7th Annual Houck Horse Company Spring Auction. If you are looking for ANY type of horse, you could not be in a better place anywhere! We have a ex- cellent selection of horses here today from all over the country. Go through your catalog and check out some awesome horses, find them, talk with the owners and see for yourself! There is horses for every discipline. We will preview them at noon and people will be riding around all day. If you have any questions or need any assis- tance please don't hesitate to ask. We hope you have a successful day buying and selling your horses right here. Remember, its an auction, its fast, its fun and it is a great way to buy and sell top horses, so if you see something you want raise your hand, don't wait long because we have a lot of horses to sell and we are going to keep them moving rapidly. Thank You & Have Fun, Pete, Jill, Lana, and Clayton Houck Terms & Conditions 1. Cash, Cashier’s Check, Personal check, or credit cards are accepted as payment today. There is a 2% office fee on all transactions. This fee will be waved if pay- ing with cash, check or cashiers check. 2. Houck Horse Company Auction is Acting as a selling agent. All guarantees are between the buyer and seller. All information in the catalog is deemed accurate, however errors can be made. Announcements from the auctioneer or staff or owner in sale ring supersede catalog information. Any error in catalog will be called if possible. 3. Shop the horses today, do your homework inspect the horses, there will be ample time to check them out. When you bid on a horse you are bidding to claim owner- ship. When the auctioneer says sold he is yours unless the seller no sales the horse. All no sales must be announced in the auction ring before the horse leaves the ring. There are no “buy backs” 4. When you purchase the horse settle up payment in the office before you leave. 5. Checks will be mailed to ALL sellers on Tuesday May 13th. 6. All horses must go through the sale ring and all horses sold will pay commission. Any horses no saled in the sale ring and sold outside afterwards will be required to pay the commission. Houck Horse Company 2014 Spring Auction Staff Owners & Managers: Pete & Jill Houck Auctioneer: Terry Schlegel Watertown, SD Pete Houck Ringman: EJ Mason Scandia, MN & Dillon Corrington Hastings, MN & Todd Peterson Clerk: Heather Schonhardt Company Riders: Justin Moulzoff Blake Kruger Office Staff: Sue Craig Vicki Domka Trisha Cochenhour Ice Man~10 yr old Gray Pony Gelding 32" tall. You know how people always say if only a horse could 1 talk...WELL this is probably a good thing for my daughter Lana and the 3 Mason kids this this pony can't talk be- cause I have a feeling that if he could tell me everything these four kids have done with him I am sure they would be grounded for life. I have seen them riding him two & three at a time, they take him out whenever they want, ride him sometimes for an hour, sometimes for ten minutes, and sometimes ALL DAY. They have pulled each other on a sled, they have rode him up to his eyeballs in the snow drifts and I think they even got him stuck in a snow and how they go thim out I don't want to know. they chase the hot heels and try to rope it Lana has chased cattle that are three times the size of the pony. Now I wouldn't blame that pony a bit if he jumped the fence and took off run- ning as soon as those kids come out of the house, but instead he will stand at the gate and wait for the kids to come out and its off again. This is an extremely nice pony and he is extremely safe and ride well. Consignor Houck Horse Company 612-810-5455 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xokWFyv3lY Hy Dollar Fly aka Money~ 7yr old AQHA Sorrel Gelding. We’ve owned money for the last couple of years and this quiet easy moving big 2 gelding is a joy to trail ride anywhere you need to go. His smooth gait and easy nature make him a natural friend that’s a joy to be around. If you are looking for a horse with alot of years ahead of him and alot of miles behind him, Money is your guy. We've used him from rid- ing lessons to gathering cows on the ranch. Doesn't matter what we’ve done, Money has always been easy to get along with. Consignor Ken McNabb Graybull WY (307) 645-3149 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBdpoD0sh14 Barlink Macho Man Mighty Awesome Awe Inspiring Son Sweet Dreams C Note Red Son Dee Dontcha Luvit Umberellavist Sonny Dee Bar Sonny Side Up Sonnys Little May Kim Bonanza Fly Skip Fly Fly May Fly Clever Clare HY Charge Bert aka Junior~8 yr old AQHA Bay Gelding. lope off and stop again, turn around and take off then stop and stand for 3 hours. He is legged up and ready to be hauled to a sorting or penning. Then you can go down the road and wave at the semi drivers and go for a swim. Very trusty, gives you what you ask for, anyone can ride him, beginners to advanced will have fun with him. Big, Sound and Sane. We breed for athleticism, not a discipline. Our horses will go all day for you, they have great personalities and are perfect ‘forever’ horses because they are calm, trainable and the potential is endless. If you have any questions contact Shelbe Fritz call/text 715-307-7257. Roman Nose Mr Roman Nose Roman Nose Otoe Jr Marlers Blue Tamu Otoe Adair Blue Laced Star Blue Lil Star River Bert Bayou Bert Berts Wern Beggers Flower Whata Charge Charger C Hy HY C Miby Brady Ole Magic aka Vern~9 yr old AQHA Gray Gelding. Vern is a pretty of a gray horse that you will lay yours eyes on. Not just in color but also conformation, size, and personality. kind of horse that is want to go to a ranch rodeo or team penning you can load 4 him up and take him. He is not going to act stupid in the trailer and will stand tied to the fence or trailer all day, when other peoples horses are dinking around or acting foolish in a group while waiting. You wont have to worry about your horse if you own him. If you want to take him to a weekend trail ride you will have one of the prettiest horses there and certainly the best mannered horse. Consignor Houck Horse Company 612-810-5455 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z67DaTfWtu4 Jess Tivio Taylor Jess Tivio Mr Magic Tivio Rosa Blaze Taylor My Black Magic Black Ash Ash Redwood The Ole Man Vessels Man Ole Vandy Leah Bowdee Goldseeker Mark Ole Goldseeker Girl Impres Ole Girl 5 Luna~5yr old Black Mare. I have been riding her all winter and she will make someone a very nice trail horse and I believe she has the mind to go any direction. "Luna" is about 15h and just the right size for kids or folks looking for a ride that's not too tall. Current on coggins, stands nice for the farrier, trailers, stands while mounting, no vices. She will be in summer coat and her jet black look just shines. Consignor Chris Aanerud 612-708-0677 6 Time For A Sweet Te aka Sweetie~15 yr old APHA Sorrel Overo Mare. Sweetie has been on our place since a baby and was a great horse for our children. Made her a brood mare and now one of her babies is our best gelding. My daughter won trips to State in Pleasure and Games. That takes a special horse! Also won the state championship in Sort/Penning on this mare. She is very gentle and anyone can ride her. Best Ground manners. Gentle Gentle Gentle. Kids Horse. Sweeties main Job over the years has been a good ranch horse and she ex- celled at that. Consignor Dave Jensen 763-258-7699 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmAnEJBw9QA Sonny Dee Bar Scotch Bar Time Mondays Bar Time Chubby Time Triples Image Well Stacked Image Aledo Bars Miss Impressive Kidnap Bill to Impressive DNA Te N Sugar Additional Billing A Lotta Te Sugar Telight Dixie Sugar 7 Hercules~ 10 yr old Buckskin Gelding. Hercules is a very cool little buckskin gelding. He stands a little under 14 hands and is as pretty as a buckskin color as you can get, with 4 black legs and black mane & tail. He came from a ranch in Oklahoma. He has been roped off of sorted lots of cattle and ridden in every type of condition possible. He is very easy to ride just about any one in the work would enjoy him. He is great on the trails, lots of fun in the arena and you can do about anything you can think of with him. He is very smooth and h as a great trot & outstanding slow lope. He neck reins very well and stops on a dime with a soft touch.
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