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FRIDAY and SATURDAY AUGUST 19 & 20, 2016 The Annual Production Sale - Yukon, Oklahoma FRIDAY and SATURDAY AUGUST 19 & 20, 2016 FRIDAY, AUGUST 19 Noon Lunch 1:00 p.m. 206 Fall-Calving 2-Yr.-Olds & Cows Sell 6:00 p.m. Pre-Sale Gala at the home of Robert Funk 7:00 p.m. Country Music Spectacular SATURDAY, AUGUST 20 7:30 a.m. Coffee, Juice & Pastries 11:00 a.m. Big Event Sale THE BIG EVENT XIV Home of America’s Largest Seedstock Operation EXPRESS RANCHES SALE SCHEDULE FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 2016 SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 2016 Noon Lunch 7:30 a.m. Coffee, Juice & Pastries 1:00 p.m. 206 Fall-Calving 2-Yr.-Olds & Cows Sell 11:00 a.m. Big Event Sale KENNY ROGERS GRAMMY Award-winning country superstar and music icon Kenny Rogers has enjoyed great success during his storied career of nearly six decades. Houston-born Rogers formed his first band while in high school in 1956—a doo-wop group called the Scholars—and has never stopped making music. He charted as a solo artist in the late ’50s with “That Crazy Feeling” and performed the song on American Bandstand, played stand-up bass in the jazz group the Bobby Doyle Three, and in 1966 became a member of the popular folk group, The New Christy Minstrels. The enduring Country Music Hall of Fame member and pop superstar has endeared music lovers around the globe with his amazing songs, heartfelt performances, distinctive voice, gift for storytelling and universal appeal, and in 2016, Rogers is embarking on what will be his final world tour with a show that will celebrate his musical legacy: The Gambler’s Last Deal. Rogers has played to millions of fans around the world, performing songs from his catalog of 24 Number One hits including “The Gambler,” “Lucille,” “Coward of the County,” “Ruby, Don’t Take Your Love To Town,” “Lady,” “Islands in the Stream,” “She Believes In Me,” “We’ve Got Tonight,” “Daytime Friends,” “Through The Years,” “You Decorated My Life,” and “Buy Me A Rose.” Rogers was the first country artist to consistently sell out arenas. Incredibly, he has charted a record within each of the last seven decades (’50s, ’60s, ’70s, ’80s, ’90s, 2000s, 2010s). He has sold more than 120 million albums worldwide, making him one of the Top Ten Best Selling Male Solo Artists of All Time, according to the RIAA. Rogers has won many awards for his music and charity work, including three GRAMMY Awards, 19 American Music Awards, 11 People’s Choice Awards, eight Academy of Country Music Awards, six Country Music Association Awards (including the CMA Lifetime Achievement Award in 2013) and the Artist of a Lifetime Award at the CMT Artists of the Year 2015 award show. Remaining a popular entertainer around the world, Rogers, still loves touring and recording new music. Even so, Rogers came to the conclusion that family is more important than touring at this stage in his career, once he’s played the final date of his last world tour. “I’ve been so lucky to have enjoyed such a long career and to have such amazing support from my fans and all who have helped me along the way, but there comes a time when I need to focus on spending time with my family. My life is about my wife and my 11-year-old twin boys right now. There are a lot of things I want to do together with them to create some special memories. I don’t have a bucket list of my own…I have a bucket list of things I want to do with them.” EXPRESS RANCHES SALES SCHEDULE August 19 & 20, 2016 March 2017 Annual Big Event Sale Annual Honor Roll Sale October 3, 2016 March 2017 Annual Fall Bull Sale Annual New Mexico Bull Sale, Newkirk, NM March 3, 2017 April 2017 Annual Spring Bull Sale Annual Grass Time Sale RANCH STAFF SALE CONSULTANTS Jarold Callahan, President ................................... (405) 590-3061 Dan Ellis, Ellis Management Group ..................... (406) 698-3783 Mark Squires, VP of Admin ................................. (405) 350-0044 Parker Friedrich ................................................... (254) 413-2420 Donnie Robertson, VP of Marketing .................... (405) 206-1886 Matt Sims ........................................................... (405) 641-6081 Kevin Hafner, VP of Operations ........................... (405) 641-8100 Dustin Layton ...................................................... (405) 464-2455 Julie Bridges, Mgr. Educational Foundation ........ (405) 971-1888 Ernie Wallace ...................................................... (417) 461-6652 Jeff Eckhoff, Shawnee Mgr. ................................. (405) 990-5936 Ryan Cotton ........................................................ (706) 206-8361 Roy Middleton, Reproduction Mgr. ..................... (405) 642-1312 Tom Dalbey ......................................................... (404) 372-0973 Jason Shepard, R3 Division Mgr. ........................ (405) 245-9627 Scott Bohrson ..................................................... (403) 370-3010 Bryan Brewster, Construction Mgr. ..................... (405) 202-0402 Chuck Grove ....................................................... (816) 390-6600 Gayle Eckhoff, Angus Records ............................ (405) 275-5614 Matt Caldwell ...................................................... (913) 755-1105 Darcy Reherman, Ranch Accountant................... (405) 373-3385 SPECIAL GUEST Mica Gibson, Accounting Assistant ..................... (405) 350-0044 Allen Moczygemba ........................Chief Executive Officer of AAA Cindy Pribil, Partnership Records ....................... (405) 350-0044 MOTELS & AIR TRANSPORTATION Dan Kelley, Show Barn Mgr. ................................ (405) 642-9715 Hampton Inn, Yukon - 4 miles S of ranch. Miles Shout, Sale Cattle Mgr. .............................. (405) 269-9219 (I-40 & Garth Brooks Blvd.)(405) 350-6400 John Prince, Division Mgr. .................................. (405) 532-1488 Fairfield Inn, Yukon - 4 miles S of ranch. Stuart Schultz, Assistant Mgr. ET Center ............. (405) 354-6769 (I-40 & Garth Brooks Blvd.)(405) 265-3866 Ray Unwin ..........................................................Yukon Cow Herd Best Western, Yukon - 10 min. from ranch. Bryan Duke ........................................................Yukon Cow Herd (I-40 & Mustang Rd.) (877) 429-4795 Michelle Berg ..........................................Assistant R3 Herdsman Comfort Inn & Suites, Yukon - 10 min. from ranch. Chad Elliott ............................................... Assistant Construction (I-40 & Mustang Rd.) (405) 577-6500 Monte Mackey ...............................................................Carpenter La Quinta, Yukon - 10 min. from ranch. Dawn Kelley ................................................ Assistant Show Barn (I-40 & Mustang Rd) (405) 494-7600 Bryan Clyden ....................................................Grounds Manager Holiday Inn Express, Yukon - 4 miles S of ranch. Dave Cameron .................................. Grounds Assistant Manager (I-40 & Garth Brooks Blvd.) (405) 494-7171 Joey Reich ....................................... Grounds Assistant Manager Hilton Garden Inn, Oklahoma City - 15 min. from ranch. NEW MEXICO UU BAR DIVISION (I-40 & Meridian) (405) 942-1400 John Caid .....................................Wildlife & Recreation Manager Home2 Suites by Hilton Oklahoma City Yukon, Yukon - 10 min. from ranch. Teri Caid ....................................................Operations Supervisor 11510 West I-40 Service Road (405) 265-0999 Steve Boyce ...........................................Special Project Manager Tom Powell ............................................. UU Bar Ranch Foreman Will Rogers World Airport in Oklahoma City is only 15 minutes SALE STAFF from the Yukon ranch and is served by most major airlines. For Eddie Sims, Auctioneer ....................................... (580) 595-1626 assistance with travel arrangements, please call: Express Travel Steve Dorran, Auctioneer .................................... (760) 972-7736 Service (800) 828-3124 or Express Ranches (800) 664-3977 Matt Sims, Auctioneer ......................................... (405) 641-6081 Jeff Mafi, Angus Journal ..................................... (816) 344-4266 David Gazda, Angus Journal ............................... (706) 296-7846 To view the sale on TV: Chisholm Kinder, Oklahoma Cowman ................. (405) 235-4391 BOTH DAYS: RuralTV Dish Network 232. Doug Paul, Stock Exchange ................................ (405) 840-3915 Delvin Heldermon, Special Agent. ....................... (580) 622-4016 Phil Stoll, Weekly Livestock Reporter.................. (817) 366-7332 DeRon Heldermon, Special Agent ....................... (405) 850-5102 Juston Stelzer, Special Assignment..................... (817) 332-7155 Dustin Layton, Special Assignment ..................... (405) 464-2455 Call Brad Fahrmeier for Details - 816-392-9241 Mark Sims, High Plains Journal .......................... (580) 595-0901 To view the sale via the internet, go to liveauctions.tv Bill Bowman, Method Genetics ........................... (816) 752-0079 SALE MANAGEMENT National Cattle Services, Eddie & Ruth Sims, Elgin, OK ...............................Cell (580) 595-1626 • Office (580) 492-4590 Dick Beck ............................................................ (770) 846-0046 PHOTOGRAPHY Garth Brooks Blvd. LOCATION: The ranch and sale Miles Shout, Jarold Callahan and Donnie Robertson W. Wagner Rd. headquarters is located west of ............................................................................ (405) 350-0044 Oklahoma City just north of Yukon, OK. Take the Garth Brooks exit (Exit SALE-DAY PHONE Main St.
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