Showing posts with label Horse Sales. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Horse Sales. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 01, 2009

Fasig Tipton Summer Yearling Sale - 2009

Ring Man
AuctioneerThis Monday I photographed the Texas Fasig-Tipton Summer Yearling Sale. The sale has been a two day event in the past but this year was only one day with 370 catalog entries.

The days was much cooler than in years past, but many of the horses went through without selling or even meeting the upset price of $1000. The Sale Topping horse was a Purge x Ballagren Chestnut colt consigned by Inside Move, Inc, Agent and sold to Midwest Thoroughbreds for $87,000. Here is a Gallery of images I took during this sale. Read Shelby Downs article on the Blood-Horse magazine website.


Purge x Ballagren Colt Fasig Tipton Texas Summer Yearling Sale Topper

Monday, August 03, 2009

Summer Spectacular Sale 2009

This past weekend I photographed the Western Bloodstock Summer Spectacular Preview Exhibition and Auction. Here are some of the highlights:


Seasoned Cutting Horse


Stylish Pepper Cat

3-Year-Old


Stylish House Cat


2-Year-Old


Kinda Hot In Here

Yearling


Boonsmals Remedy


Broodmare


Confetti Cat

See more images in my Western Bloodstock Sale Web page Galleries.

Tuesday, March 17, 2009

Futurity Horse Sales Photos are now Posted


Kit Dual sells in Preferred Breeders Sale.


Did you have a horse in the NCHA/Western Bloodstock Futurity Sales? I have now posted all of the selling lots on my website and they are available for purchase as prints and/or ad images at
www.americascutter.com.



Peptos Stylish Sue sells in the Seasoned Cutting Horse Sale.


Cats Hitman sold in the 2YO by Select Sire Sale.

Monday, October 13, 2008

Horse Sales: Weanling package deals

This past weekend I attended an hour of the Fall Sales at the S&S Arena in Terrell, TX. One of the highlights for me was when they drove in 4-7 weanlings and offered winning bid gets choice or all. The best was chosen and then the bidding continued for the rest. Eventually one bidder took all the remaining weanlings for his bid per each weanling left. You may see a selection of images I took during these weanling sales in this Gallery.