Salem`s 24th Annual Sale for the Right Reasons

Salem’s 24th Annual
Sale for the Right Reasons
Horse & Charity Auction
Saturday, April 13, 2013
Thank you for joining us for our 24th Annual Horse and Charity
Auction which helps our mission to be a premier, Biblically based
organization that excels at mentoring and supporting youth and
families in crisis.
Thank you for blessing us in so many ways to help make it
possible for us to maintain the horse program for our boys! As
the stories presented in the page of the boy’s answers to the
question, “What does the horse program mean to you” reveal, this
program is very valuable in helping our boys to make positive
changes in their lives.
We are able to present these excellent horses at our auction
because of the generosity of our donors. God has given Salem the
“best of the best” volunteers to enable us to make our auction day
a success. We sincerely thank all the wonderful people that have
given of their time, talents, and energy to put together this event.
We hope you have an enjoyable day and thank you for your
support of Salem’s mission.
God Bless,
Kevin Lindley
Equine Program Director
Jo Simmons
Equine Program Assistant
24th Annual Horse & Charity Benefit
Auction
Saturday, April 13, 2013
Schedule of Events
OPEN BARN
David Blosser Equine Center
Friday, April 12
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Saturday, April 13
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
LIVE AUCTION & BAKE SALE
Gym, Saturday, April 13
8:30 am
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Saturday, April 13
David Blosser Equine Center
1:00 pm
HORSE AUCTION
Saturday, April 13
David Blosser Equine Center
1:30 pm
A lunch stand will be available the day of
the Sale
All proceeds go toward our efforts to rebuild young
men’s lives through Christ
Sale Officials
Executive Director……………………Kent Robson
Equine Program Director...…..……… Kevin Lindley
Equine Program Assistant…………...….Jo Simmons
Auctioneer…………………………..….Doug Carlin
Announcer/Pedigrees…………...…… Cathy Wright
Ringmen…………………………..…. ……Si Burns
Russ Derango
Clint Derango
Mark Johnson
Frank Reed
SALE OFFICE – Dining Room of the Main
Administration Building
VISA and MasterCard accepted
Telephone & Sealed Bids welcomed
Contact Jo Simmons for further information
Salem4youth
15161 N. 400 East Rd.
Flanagan, IL 61740
(815) 796-4561, ext. 121
Fax (815) 796-4565
[email protected]
www.salem4youth.com
Indicates the horse is Breeders Sweepstakes Nominated
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
LAW: The horses included herein are offered for sale in accordance with the laws
of Illinois.
NO WARRANTY: The buyer may have any horse examined at his expense by a
veterinarian of his choice prior to the sale, until 12:00 noon, Saturday, April 13,
2013. Arrangements may be made by contacting Salem Children’s Home. This
right of buyer is offered in lieu of any warranty of quality, condition or otherwise.
SELLER MAKES NO WARRANTY OF MERCHANT ABILITY OR FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR OTHER WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,
WHETHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, EXCEPT OF TITLE EACH HORSE
IS SOLD “AS IS” AND WITH ALL FAULTS.
Neither sale management, auctioneer nor any person is authorized to make
warranties about any horse. Their oral or written statements do not constitute
warranties, shall not be relied upon by buyer, and are not part of any contract of
sale.
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY: Buyer’s exclusive remedy for any breach shall
be limited to return of the horse and repayment of the purchase price received by
seller less commissions and cost of sale. The liability of seller or seller’s agents with
respect to any sale or anything done in connection therewith, whether arising out of
contract, negligence, strict liability, warranty or otherwise shall not exceed the
prices, less commission and costs of sale of the horse upon which liability is based
and which has been received by seller. Except to the extent set forth in this
paragraph, buyer shall not, under any circumstances be entitled to consequential,
incidental, punitive, compensatory, special or general damages, damages for mental
or emotional distress, loss of profits or revenue, damages or loss of any other
property, or loss resulting from any general or particular requirements and needs of
buyer.
WARRANTY AND TITLE AND POSSESSION: Seller warrants that upon
horses’ sale, he shall deliver title and possession free of any cloud whatsoever,
subject to the terms of the sale.
WARRANTY OF PEDIGREE: Seller warrants horse’s pedigree as represented.
REGISTRATION PAPERS: Registration papers shall not pass to the buyer
until the horse has been paid in full.
WARRANTY OF REGISTRATION: Seller warrants horse’s registration as
represented.
CATALOG: Every effort has been made to assure correctness of the catalog. The
seller, auctioneer and sale management and personnel are not responsible for errors
or omissions. All corrections made to the catalog at the time of the sale from the
auctioneer’s stand shall supersede the catalog.
RISK OF LOSS: All risk of loss and diminution of value, for whatever cause or
reason, passes to buyer immediately upon the close of bidding on the horse (i.e.,
the “fall of the hammer”).
BIDDING DISPUTES: Should any dispute arise between or among two or
more bidders, the auctioneer shall forthwith adjudicate the dispute, and his
decisions shall be absolute, final and binding on all parties. Bids received after the
fall of the hammer are not grounds for dispute. Bids acknowledged
by bid spotters are recognized as if tendered to auctioneer. In case of dispute, the
bidding on the horse shall forthwith be reopened for advance bids, and if there be
no advance, the horse is sold to the person from whom the auctioneer recognized
the last bid. In case of dispute, advance bidding shall be restricted to the
contending parties, but should the recognized bid be reduced below the bid at
commencement of dispute, then the bidding is reopened to all bidders, regardless
of whether or not final bid exceeds bid which was disputed. The auctioneer
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
DEFAULT OF PURCHASE: If any person shall purchase a lot and not pay for
it as described above, the seller shall have the right to resell the lot or at option
bring action for specific performance, in which event the defaulting buyer agrees to
pay all costs of such suit together with attorney’s fees as fixed by the court. In the
event of resale, the defaulting buyer agrees to pay all cost of resale, plus any resale
price deficiency
DELIVERY TO BUYER: Title passes to purchaser at fall of hammer, at which
time he assumes all risk and responsibility for the horse. BUYER OR HIS
REPRESENTATIVE SHALL TAKE CARE, CUSTODY AND CONTROL OF
THE ANIMAL IMMEDIATELY AT THE FALL OF THE HAMMER and such
taking shall constitute delivery of the animal, which shall be contingent upon the
purchaser presenting himself to the sale office to make settlement. Buyer must
present himself within thirty minutes of the conclusion of the sale in which the
horse is sold, at which time delivery will be made in the form of a “STABLE
RELEASE” for the horse, provided the buyer satisfactorily makes settlement.
TRANSPORTATION: Buyer, at his own expenses, shall transport horse(s)
purchased at the sale.
LAWS AND TAXES: These terms and conditions shall be construed and
governed by the laws of the State of Illinois in effect as of the date of sale, and any
dispute shall be resolved pursuant to the laws of the State of Illinois and
jurisdiction and venue shall be irrevocable in Livingston County, Illinois. Each
buyer agrees to pay any legal city, county or state sales or transaction privilege tax
which may be claimed because of buyer’s failure to qualify for an exemption from
same.
WITHDRAWAL RIGHTS: Salem Children’s Home reserves the right to
withdraw any horse from the sale without liability to anyone.
STABLING: Horses become the responsibility of the buyer upon the fall of the
hammer. However, arrangements may be made for horses to be stabled through
Monday, April 15, 2013 at Salem Children’s Home. These arrangements should be
made with Kevin Lindley.
ACCIDENTS: Salem Children’s Home is not responsible for accidents. Under
the Equine Activity Act, each participant who engages in an equine activity
expressly assumes the risk of engaging in and legal responsibilities for injury, loss or
damage to person or property resulting from the risk of equine activities.
ALOCHOL: No alcoholic beverages are permitted.
SMOKING: No smoking is allowed in the buildings or on the grounds of Salem
Children’s Home.
The boys were asked “What does the horse program mean to you?”
*I love animals a lot. I think the horses are a great gift from God and a privilege to ride
*When I first got here and found out about the horses, I was like, “Oh, big deal” but
now the barn is the only thing that keeps me sane here. I love just going out there and
working off any stress or worries that I have. It’s crazy but there’s something about
horses that’s so easy to get attached to.
*I really enjoy working alongside the horses whether it means picking their stalls or
longing a horse, I enjoy all of it. Before I came here I didn’t care about horses but now
that I’m here there is and always be a special part of my heart for them. What this
horse program has taught me is to respect horses because they are powerful and
majestic creatures.
*What I like about the horses is being able to ride them. It’s a relaxing feeling. It gets
the stress out, letting y our mind go free and taking a walk in the barn is vary calming.
*The horse barn gives me comfort because it makes me feel like Jesse James.
*To be honest – I’m not big on horses.
*When I am stressed, I know that the horses will always be there for me to talk to.
Also, working in the barn helps me feel pride in myself and what I do.
I think the barn is a great place to relieve anger. Picking tires you out. The horses are a
good animal to talk to as well because they don’t make fun of you no matter what you
say.
*I feel like the horses are like something that you can go to if you are sad. Anytime I
go out to the barn I cheer up a lot because I usually groom one horse that likes to
follow you around the stall. Ann (our instructor) would say funny stuff about the horse
I rode names Bailey. She was really nice for all the times that I saw her. She never got
spooked. I love the barn!
*I’ve learned how to be a hard worker. Also I like the horses and riding.
*I love horseback riding and grooming.
*I enjoy standing in a stall with a horse and having to feel its emotions. Horses look
pretty rad. Playing with the horses and cats is always fun.
*I’ve learned how to ride!!! I’ve learned how to pick stalls. I’ve learned how
to work in a TEAM setting.
*I’ve learned a lot about the horses and in the barn I learned that being around them
lets you forget about your problems. It also builds character and I’ve learned the
different types of horses there are and it’s so much fun going out and riding them.
*It is a great learning experience in a couple different areas in my life. The horses are
great animals to help you when you need support. They are great to help you get your
mind clear whether it’s riding them or hugging them. They can help you emotionally.
Even picking stalls is a great thing. Believe it or not, it’s great to do work and do it
right. I never worked at home and now with the help of chores and picking, I am
disciplined in the work aspect of my life. It has opened a great opportunity in my life,
without it I wouldn’t have learned the things I have.
*The horse barn for me is a place to relax and get away from negatives.
*I enjoy riding, petting, grooming, and working with them. I enjoy every second out in
the barn when I’m with the horses
*I love the barn. I’m a city boy and I’m not used of picking or grooming horses yet. I
will probably buy me a horse when I’m back at home. I honestly love horses. They’re
like big dogs, but horses. I can’t wait to ride a horse. Oh my goodness! The barn is
the best part of Salem. I love horses.
2013 Lot Order
1. JJ First Date
2. CA All Shook Up
3. Omettino
4. Patriots Joy
5. Thor
6. G Alodda Fortune
7. Pepper
8. KW Golden Prince
9. SHA Lady Godiva
10. PA Miss Coppertone
11. Fasanation
12 .Magnikarina
13. WM Goldd Rush
14. Clues In Style
15. Tamar Double Down
16. PA Joy On Hi
17. Kknight Moves
18. GAA Teak
19. Playgirls Kid Socket
20. Major Jewel
21. PA Now Shes Beyhavin
22. Color Me Fancy
23. DA Napolean
24. Darlin Dee Babe
25. Sensation M
26. Pepsis El Jabalina
27. Zoulla Mae Cole
28. WW Valentina Afire
Lot #1
Half-Arabian
JJ First Date #2A367369
DOB: 04/12/08
Chestnut mare
Magnum Psyche #519029
HJ Famoso #612526
Poetry SMF #504925
JJ First Date
Key Command MRF ASHA#79720S
Date With An Angel #1A316286
Maali #113183
An awesome young mare with a ton of talent. She is easy to ride and
although never shown, has the brains and ability to take classes by
storm. 15.2 hands
Lot #2
Half-Arabian
CA All Shook Up #1A349658
DOB 5/6/02
Chestnut Half-Arabian gelding
The Viscount ASHA#83224S
CA All Shook Up
Kazan NAS #127398
Taxing Affair #535247
Bazsa #053080
Here is your finished Country or Saddle Seat horse. He is ready to
show, honest and hard-working. Shook has a lot of drive off his hind
quarters and knows exactly what he is supposed to do. 16 hands
Lot #3
Arabian
Omettino #654811
DOB 3/17/11
Bay Arabian gelding
Marwan Al Shaqab #599438
PS Andiamo #630125
Sidcerelys Echo #561494
Omettino
DS Major Afire #533660
Major Jewel #618730
Callennium #578932
This beautiful young prospect has the world in front of him. He
shows a huge future as a halter and performance horse. Beautiful
long neck, good correct legs, and plenty of substance. This gelding
has a big future ahead of him.
Lot #4
Half- Arabian
Patriots Joy #2A360119
DOB: 04/13/05
Chestnut Half-Arabian mare
Padrons Psyche #418979
RA Psyche Patriot #594329
RA Lalani #506358
Patriots Joy
Harlequin Magic Maker
ASHS #76080S
Kentucky Iced Tea #1A251679
CF Amber #143861
A gorgeous half-Arab mare. She would help put pretty on any baby,
with a big body and hip. She hasn’t been shown, but is broke
Western and rides quiet. 14.2 hands
Lot #5
Grade QH
Thor
DOB 4/26/04
Palomino gelding
He loads good, clips, and easy to handle. He would make a great trail
horse or 4-H or open show. He will have about 45 days training with
Dave Dewell.
Roy Rogers purchased his legendary horse,
Trigger, for $2,500.
Lot #6
Half-Arabian
G Alodda Fortune #2A334911
DOB 2/28/99
Bay Half-Arabian mare
The Color Of Fame ASHA#98763S
SP Fortunefivehundred #1A323841
DR Fostoria Doll #410596
G Alodda Fortune
Aladdin SAHR #0000793
*Amiraaa #247305
Emira SAHR#0000655
This very broke mare is ready to go in the show ring as a half Arab
hunter. She is big, strong, and carries herself well. 15.2 hands
Lot #7
Grade QH
Pepper
DOB 2007
Solid Bay Appaloosa/Quarter horse gelding
Chief Red Joker (Appaloosa)
A.L. Ginger Ale (Appaloosa)
Rockys Lucky Girl (Appaloosa)
Pepper
Rocky Mt. Bandit QH #T-345725
Rockys Lucky Girl ApHC #456859
Cutter’s Wildfire #309500
This grade gelding is going to make an excellent trail horse, team
sorter, or just a fun horse to ride. He is very athletic and sporty
and should excel in whatever somebody wanted to do with him. 14.2
hands.
Lot #8
Arabian
KW Golden Prince
DOB: 05/30/11
Chestnut gelding
Magnum Psyche #519029
MCA Magnum Force #562403
Litique #381807
KW Golden Prince
Magnum Psyche #519029
L D Magdalen #566321
Sabs Snitch AA #500007
A beautiful gelding that has been handled quite a bit. He ties,
longes, and is good about his feet and legs. His sweet disposition and
excellent confirmation makes this youngster an ideal prospect.
Lot #9
Arabian
SHA Lady Godiva #619495
DOB: 04/02/05
Bay Arabian mare
Versace #525640
Da Vinci FM #573346
Full Moon Astar #518974
SHA Lady Godiva
MHR Nobility #249438
Miss Nobility EA #455806
Amflisia #122458
Look at the pedigree of this purebred mare! Unstoppable bloodlines
and a sweet disposition makes this mare an asset to any breeding
program. She is riding quiet Western and accepts training well.
14.3 hands
Lot #10
Half-Arabian
PA Miss Coppertone #2A369378
DOB: 05/15/08
Chestnut half-Arab mare
PA Hi-Noon #584726
PA Hi Voltage #642558
JK Avia #565964
PA Miss Coppertone
The Color Of Fame ASHA#98763S
PA Pytcoloredmecopper #1A356220
Prettyoungthing #557800
This well put together mare has the disposition and confirmation to
be a star either as a broodmare, or start her under saddle and have
an excellent western or hunt seat prospect. 14.3 hands
Lot #11
Arabian
Fasanation #638545
DOB 8/10/07
Grey Arabian gelding
Padrons Psyche #418979
Nations PSY #587287
Adivah #530273
Fasanation
*Salon #213493
El-Les-Salon #281439
El-Le-Lou #95481
This gelding is going to be an excellent Western pleasure horse. He
stays very soft in his legs and through the bridle. 14.3 hands
Lot #12
Arabian
Magnikarina #646965
DOB: 05/08/09
Bay Arabian mare
Afire Bey V #342854
VCP Magnifire #587141
RY Fire Ghazi #479131
Magnikarina
SV Basksko #151526
Baskskolarrissa #540976
Lahfara #245126
She has 60 days under saddle that we believe could be an excellent
Country English pleasure mount. Started by Randy Sullivan Training
Center, this girl has the foundation to be something special in today’s
show ring. 14.2 hands
Lot #13
Half-Arabian
WM Goldd Rush #1A369845
DOB 4/18/09
Palomino Half-Arab gelding
Xtreme #318537
Xtreme Phlash #497770
Pennie Lane #214752
WM Goldd Rush
Hersheys Golden Girl QH #3929608
This young gelding is going to really be something big! Absolutely
beautiful! His future lies in the Western ring. I can’t say enough
about how hard this gelding tries and is willing to learn. 15 hands
Lot #14
Paint
Clues In Style #996,519
DOB: 03/30/10
Sorrel Overo
Coolest QH#2699037
All Star Clue QH #3627590
Pick A Connection QH#3218062
Clues In Style
Splash Of Clu #259,353
Elegance In Style 501,788
Impression Keeper #257,833
This is another very well bred halter gelding that is going to take
open shows by storm. Sweet disposition and pretty coloring, this
gelding should train easily and do well both in the halter and Western
divisions. 15 hands
Lot #15
Arabian
Tamar Double Down #633723
DOB 3/18/05
Bay Arabian gelding
Maryk #237907
Neposzar #324067
*Nanna #244146
Tamar Double Down
Shamal Ali #339546
SC Temptation #482229
KMA Realization #348758
This awesome gelding is ready for the show ring in the bridle.
Already having a large show record, this is a horse that should go
show and win. He was last shown at Region 13 in 2011. 14.3 hands
TIDBITS
Horses can hear sounds almost an octave higher than
most people can.
A healthy horse will produce 30 to 40 pounds of manure
and 6 to 10 gallons of urine daily.
A horse’s winter coat begins growing in June, after the
summer solstice.
Lot #16
Arabian
PA Joy On Hi #629452
DOB:05/07/06
Bay Arabian mare
Magnum Psyche #519029
PA Hi-Noon #584726
MA Unique #454300
PA Joy On Hi
DVT Beyshahs Fax #484799
OFW Joy #525670
HK Crown Starada #423725
This is a high quality Hi-Noon bred horse that is ready for the brood
band. Beautiful headed, strait legged and a big body. She would help
prove any stud, as well as a very sweet disposition. 15 hands
Lot #17
Half-Arabian
Kknight Moves #1A372009
DOB: 04/10/10
Bay gelding
The Knight’s Reflection ASHA#116062S
Kknight Moves
El Ghazi #423576
Westela #463745
*Westalka #220695
This guy shows a promising future as a big time hunt seat gelding or
Country English pleasure. He is an excellent thinking horse that
naturally covers ground. He was started here at Salem and then sent
to Arrivista Arabians for the last thirty days. 15 hands
Lot #18
Arabian
GAA Teak #639051
DOB: 02/12/08
Bay gelding
GAA Teak
Magnum Psyche #519029
PA Hi-Noon #584726
MA Unique #454300
Sterling Bey #295245
GAA Priceless Gem #574236
WN Priceless #422160
This very pretty gelding has handled training this winter very well.
Broke Western, Teak will jog quietly and is soft mouthed. He may
also excel as a hunt seat horse or on the endurance trail. 15 hands
Lot #19
Paint
Playgirls Kid Socket #996,338
DOB: 04/25/10
Chestnut Overo
All Star Clue QH #3627590
All Star Kid #716191
Classysfirstverse #280586
Playgirls Kid Socket
Rocks In My Socks #569849
Bear Socket #795906
Sweet Teddy Bear 355,162
An extremely well-bred halter gelding, this guy has the looks and
confirmation to fit up well and show both as a halter horse and
eventually in the performance ring. 15 hands
Lot #20
Arabian
Major Jewel #618730
DOB 5/10/04
Bay Arabian mare
Afire Bey V #342854
DS Major Afire #533660
S S Magnolia #248928
Major Jewel
Has Jamaal Bey #502388
Callennium #578932
HH Catalina #528737
This mare has and will throw her excellent confirmation,
stretchiness, and sound feet and legs to her future babies. Bred for
motion, easy trainability and substance, this horse really has it put
together. 14.2 hands
Lot #21
Half-Arabian
PA Now Shes Beyhavin #2A362477
DOB: 03/22/05
Bay Mare
Afire Bey V #342854
Baske Afire #564547
Mac Baske #474673
PA Now Shes Beyhavin
Farlyns Shah Bey #396502
WR Miss Beyhavin #1A326451
Sultan’s Miss America ASHA
This is a gorgeous, big bodied, big boned mare with an excellent
disposition. She is ¾ Arabian and would be a staple in any breeding
program. 15 hands
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Lot #22
Arab/Appaloosa
Color Me Fancy #1A369332
DOB: 5/10/08
Chestnut Blanketed Half-Arab
Padrons Psyche #418979
Bellaire IA #605314
Bella Versace #569024
Color Me Fancy
Pretty Fancy Berry AHC#425365
Pretty! Pretty! Pretty! This fancy filly is broke Western and will
have a 30 day “tune-up” with Randy Sullivan Training Center by
auction time.
Lot #23
Arabian
DA Napolean #621453
DOB: 03/31/05
Bay gelding
DA Napolean
Triften #545490
DA Tripolli #577962
Berry Flirtatious #528463
El Ghazi #423576
DA No Mercy #566026
Tender Mercies #310388
This handsome bay gelding is the perfect size for a Class A show
youth who has had some experience with hunt and saddle seat
horses. With a successful show record, this gelding has been there
and will be successful in the ring again. 14.2 hands
Lot #24
Quarter Horse
Darlin Dee Babe #5361250
DOB: 04/28/10
Gray Mare
Tee J Golden Blue #2571515
Tee J Panhandle Jack #3206850
Jackies Sugar Girl #1502757
Darlin Dee Babe
OT Seven Come Eleven #3249660
Tee J Darlin Dee #4571865
Tee J Darlin Blue #3536640
This filly is going to do great things! Easily started and riding
through 60 days training, this is a good thinking filly with plenty of
hip and substance with the foundation quarter horse bloodlines that
are getting harder to find. 14.2 hands
Lot #25
Sensation M
Sensation M #650374
DOB: 04/05/10
Bay gelding
Arabian
Gazal Al Shaqab #528133
Stival #629607
Paloma De Jamaal #583124
*Padron #175389
Padrons Kamea #457876
Kalila Ann #253645
This is a good and quiet smaller gelding. With a few more miles
under his belt, he is the perfect size to put a youth through 4-H or
an open show. 14.2 hands
Lot #26
Quarter Horse
Pepsis El Jabalina #4465881
DOB 5/7/03
Red Dun Quarter horse mare
Peppys Spin N Gold #2826591
Pepsis Dance #3832187
Dixie Dancin Diamond #3294132
Pepsis El Jabalina
Bailey Joe #0055400
Bailey Nino #1746937
Miss Nino 50 #0555708
This mare has had a year of cutting training on her as a youngster
and has produced three excellent cutting horses by Hickorys Dickory
Doc, a Docs Hickory son. This mare has loads of potential as a brood
mare or as a solid trail/cow horse. 15 hands
Lot #27
Arabian
Zoulla Mae Cole #0578715
DOB 7/1/00
Black Arabian mare
Princeton Faaris #153421
Sonnys Black #0368573
Ardeena #179803
Zoulla Mae Cole
Triple-A Lubpes #277812
B J Kasmir #378724
HS Fire Princess #190475
This black mare, although never started under saddle, has classic
bloodlines to add bone, frame and color to your babies.
Lot #28
Arabian
WW Valentina Afire #612565
DOB 5/10/04
Grey Arabian mare
Versace #525640
Georgio AF #565534
Fortunes Ciara #522104
WW Valentina Afire
Afire Bey V #342854
CL Saafire #507096
FM Gaabriel #435705
This champion bred mare was in Western pleasure training for a year
as a youngster. She is a big barreled mare with potential as a staple
in your breeding program or as a riding horse.
NOTES
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