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Horse Sale Catalogue Horse Sale Catalogue CARSON'S SPRING DRAFT HORSE SALE Friday & Saturday, May 17th & 18th, 2019 Sale starts at 9:00 A.M. with All Tack & Equipment 1 P.M. Onwards - Horse Sale Preview - where any horses can be hitched and driven. There will be no set format for this. It will be between the buyer and the seller. We can advertise any tack and equipment to be sold right up until sale day. Pictures will be posted on our web-site with full information. Here are just a few items already consigned to the sale. Team Set of Heavy Show Harness from Mike & Joyce Jacobs. Victoria Carriage from Jim Oliver 2 Buggys & some excellent Marathon Show Carriages, Training Marathon Wagons and Carts all in great shape. a 2-Wheeled wooden pony cart for small horse and 1 forecart for 1 or 2 passengers with shafts for single or team. from Jayne Kerr. COMPLETE DISPERSAL OF REGISTERED BELGIANS FOR John Leask of Cannington, Ontario. Home of great " E J G Barb" who is known throughout North American and Canada to any Belgian Breeder. She in her own rights was Twice - North American Belgian Congress Champion Mare, Twice Champion Mare at Indiana, 5 Times Champion Mare at the Royal Winter Fair and once winning The Supreme All Breeds Championship at the Michigan Great Lakes. John has been a great Belgian Breeder and Promotor for too many years to count, but due to health reasons at this time, he has to sell his stock. This is a great opportunity for any Belgian Breeder to add his lifetime work to their own breeding program. Everything that is selling is JEB Free. LOT 1 TRIPLE H MADILLION Consignor: Leask, John Reg. NO: 1046148 BELGIAN - GELDING Born: Mar 08 2015 SIRE: PVF RICKY J S68438 DAM: DUTCHMAID JAKOBAM120630 Red sorrel. connected star, stripe and snip extending around right nostril; white on lower lip, mane and tail white. Purebred gelding selling with no papers. Being broke and fitted by Dave Zister. Page 1 of 23 LOT 1A LIZAREL JODEE Consignor: Leask, John Reg. NO: 1045765 REG BELGIAN - MARE Born: May 05 2015 Monette's Master Mike SIRE: PHINNEY'S MASTER'S MIKE 1042184 Phinney's Victor H.B. Jay DAM: FARLANE CHLOE1043885 Dublin Valley Rosie Red Sorrel. Star with connected stripe and snip: white on hind legs; light mane and white tail. Selling with filly foal at her side born April 3rd, 2019. Lot 1A & 1B will sell together. She is re-bred back to Country Road Mason - Reg 1043330 on May 4th & 6th. LOT 1B LEASKDALE JJ'S LIZZ Consignor: Leask, John Reg. NO: Applied for REG. BELGIAN - FILLY FOAL Born: Apr 03 2019 Farlane Zack SIRE: LIZAREL JACOB 1045711 J.G.M Annie Phinney's Master's Mike DAM: LIZAREL JODEE1045765 Farlane Chloe The dam of this sire was Reserve All American as a yearling in 2010 LOT 1C LEASKDALE BARBI BLOSSOM Consignor: Leask, John Reg. NO: 1043476 REG. BELGIAN MARE Born: Jun 02 2009 C.J. Legand SIRE: SILVERADO'S KING 1038709 Dutch Maid Madeline Greentop Centennial DAM: LEASKDALE BARB1039263 E J G Barb Sorrel. Star with connected strip; roan spot on left shoulder; legs light, mane & tail light. She is a grand-daught of E J G Barb. She is also selling with a filly foal at side who was born on April 25th, 2019. Lot 1C & 1D will sell together. She is bred back to Country Road Mason REG: 1043330 on May 6th & 7th, 2019. Page 2 of 23 LOT 1D LEASKDALE. DENISE Consignor: Leask, John Reg. NO: Applied for REG. BELGIAN - FILLY FOAL Born: Apr 25 2019 Madsen's Manifest Cory SIRE: LEASKDALE MONITOU 1040225 E J G Barb Silverado's King DAM: LEASKDALE BARBI BLOSSOM1043476 Leaskdale Barb LOT 1E LEASKDALE PEACH BLOSSOM Consignor: Leask, John Reg. NO: 1045983 REG. BELGIAN - MARE Born: May 01 2016 Madsen's Manifest Cory SIRE: LEASKDALE MANITOU 1040225 E J G Barb Silverado's King DAM: LEASKDALE BARBI BLOSSOM1043476 Leaskdale Barb Sorrel. Connected star, stripe and snip extending into nostrils; mane and tail light. Selling Open ready to bred to the stallion of your choice. LOT 1F LEASKDALE BARBI CHERI BLOSSOM Consignor: Leask, John Reg. NO: 1046536 REG. BELGIAN - MARE Born: Sep 10 2017 Madsen's Manifest Cory SIRE: LEASKDALE MANITOU 1040225 E J G Barb Silverado's King DAM: LEASKDALE BARBI BLOSSOM1043476 Leaskdale Barb Dark Sorrel. Connected star stripe and snip extending between nostrils, mane & tail light. 2 Year Old Registered Belgian Mare. ************************************************************ ***** GELDINGS ***** Page 3 of 23 LOT 2 MAX Consignor: Lussier, Denis PERCHERON - GELDING Born: 17.3HH - 8 Year Old Percheron Gelding. Well broke to drive. This is him leading the unicorn. Lots of style and action. LOT 3 COUTU VICTOR BORIS Consignor: Lussier, Denis Reg. NO: M29926 REG. PERCHERON - GELDING Born: Apr 25 2014 Le Haras Perchetier Cesar SIRE: LE HARAS PERCHETIER VICTOR M26671 Glennaught Sharon Shananagn Dragoneer DAM: COUTU DRAG JASTINEF36121 Roblyn Rose Black. Large star. 18hh - 5 Year Old Black Percheron Gelding. A perfect match to Max. Ready to go, show quality. LOT 4 JNL VELVET KING Consignor: Thomas, James Reg. NO: M30380 REG. PERCHERON - GELDING Born: Apr 21 2016 Vintage Lazarus SIRE: H.W.Y. LAZARUS WINNER M29745 Pine Island Trophy's Cathy L.D.'s Prince Charles DAM: VALINVILLA SARAF38938 Valinvilla Royal Assent Grey. Star. This gelding is a big grey. He is not 3 until April and standds a good 18HH barefoot. He is broke single and double. He has a good disposition. He will work good in a hitch. Page 4 of 23 LOT 5 CHRIS Consignor: Walkerbrae Farms PERCHERON - GELDING Born: 18HH - 3 Year Old Grey Percheron Gelding and still growing. Green Broke. Great Hitch Horse Potential. More pictures and video to come. Keep watching our web-site. LOT 6 DAVE Consignor: Walkerbrae Farms PERCHERON - GELDING Born: 17.3HH - 3 Year Old Grey Percheron Gelding and still growing. Green Broke. Great Hitch Horse Potential. LOT 7 CEY'S TURBO Consignor: Carson, David Reg. NO: M35814 REG. CLYDESDALE - GELDING Born: Apr 05 2016 Wolf Mound's Noah Turbine SIRE: HIDDEN VALLEY MASTER EMERSON M35581 High Plains Heather Grandview Sir EL Captain DAM: BATTLE RIVER REBECCAF72708 Battle River Riva Black. Irregular white face extending over muzzle to underjaw, small white spot on left stifle, fore legs white to above knees, hind legs white to hocks and extending onto gaskins. Picture perfectly black Registered 3 Year Old Clydesdale Gelding. Well broke to drive both single & double. He should make a big league hitch horse. Page 5 of 23 LOT 8 CLYDESDALE CREEK'S GABRIEL (Ace) Consignor: Hill, Jason & Celestey CLYDESDALE - GELDING Born: SIRE: BOLTONIA PHOENIX ZEUS M35009 DAM: CLYDESDALE CREEK'S KATIEF73882 (Ace) Clydesdale Creek’s Gabriel 18.1 hands DOB April 27, 2014 Registered Clydesdale Gelding Broke Single/Double Burger Barn hitch wheel horse, big and drafty, easy keeper. Loves people. Bomb proof, used in youth cart and youth team, would be perfect for any beginner. Full vaccines including rabies. Trailers, clips, leads, ties, good for farrier. **Pictures here at the 2018 Denvor Stock Show in left wheel.** LOT 9 Consignor: Bauman, Aaron CLYDESDALE - GELDING Born: May 29 2014 18HH - 5 Year Old Clydesdale Gelding. Grandson of Joe Nine Lives. Broke to all farm machinery. Very quiet and steady. LOT 10 Consignor: Patry, Jude BELGIAN - GELDING Born: 13 Year Old Belgian Gelding, 1800lbs Broke to all famr equipment. Page 6 of 23 LOT 11 Consignor: Horizon Trail Equine AMERICAN CREAM - GELDING Born: The American Cream Draft is a relatively new breed, compared to other draft breeds, and has the distinction of being the only draft breed to have originated in the United States. It is generally accepted that the Cream traces its roots back to "Old Granny", a draft type mare who is believed to have been foaled around the turn of the last century in Iowa. She exhibited the attractive cream color which has come to be a signature of the breed. Similar to a Cream Belgian Horse, this is a very unique breed of draft horse. 6 Year Old Draft American Cream Gelding. Well Broke to all Farm Machinery. LOT 12 Consignor: Horizon Trail Equine AMERICAN CREAM - GELDING Born: 7 Year Old Draft American Cream Gelding. Well Broke to all Farm Machinery. LOT 13 PETE Consignor: Hill, Jason & Celestey CLYDESDALE - GELDING Born: 17.2HH - 9 Year Old Clydesdale Gelding Broke to drive both single & double. 1st place Ladies Cart Rockton Fair 2018 Lead in Burger Barn’s 2018 World Clydesdale Show Reserve Champion 8 2nd place Calgary Stampede Ladies Cart 2018 Pete is a lead horse deluxe he was used countless times in mens and ladies cart, in our unicorn, 4, 6 and 8. Tons of heart and action, loves to work, easy keeper. Full vaccines including rabies. Trailers, clips, leads, ties, good for farrier. Page 7 of 23 LOT 14 MARTY Consignor: Carson, David CLYDESDALE - GELDING Born: 3 Year Old Clydesdale Gelding. Bay with 4 whites and a blaze. Broke to drive LOT 18 LAKEBOTTOM KNOX Consignor: Hill, Jason & Celestey CLYDESDALE - GELDING Born: Lakebottom Knox 17.2 hands DOB May 9, 2011 Clydesdale Gelding Broke Single/Double 2014 NAERIC Futurity winner, fitted by Gord Ruzika. Used in the lead of the Burger Barn hitch 6 and 8 also youth showmanship and youth cart. Green broke to ride. Trailers, clips, leads, ties, good for farrier. David Carson Farms will be selling privately the following products if you would like to order any and have them here to pick up by sale time please contact Margo Carson at the office 519 291 2049 or e-mail: [email protected] 5 Gallon Pail of Heavy Mineral Leg Oil - $85.00 per pail.
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