Hoof Print Journal- February 2018

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What's Inside â—? Cowboy Wisdom

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â—? Keep, Sell or Send to Training

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â—? Rider Fitness

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By Dennis Cappel

The Value of reading your horse…

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n my travels to develop my Horsemanship, I have noticed a common theme in what I call levels of understanding. The best hands I know place an extreme importance on being able to see what a horse is going to do before he actually does it. This is a skill that has to be developed, contrary to the fact that when you don’t have it, it seems that those that do, were born with it. They talk fluently about what they believe that they are seeing in their Horses. I’m here to tell you that no one is born with this skill. Human beings are very adaptable and when we decide that we are going to do or learn something, it will manifest in some form at a later time. Those that get be er do so because they choose to; it is just that simple.

I can remember a day in 1982. I had just tied a 3 year old mare to a fence post. I was fresh out of college and most of my experience at this time was with cows and calves. I had been around Horses for several years but they had not yet become the life study that they are now. The pen that I tied this filly to had a few loose geldings in it. I really never gave those geldings a second thought. Like usual life lessons start out from innocence combined with ignorance and I was full of both!

When those geldings saw this filly they became interested in her and started walking towards her. I still paid them no a ention but when they got about 10 feet away from her, the gentleman who owned them told me that I had be er go rescue my mare because she was ge ing ready to get the tar kicked out of her. I didn’t know what he was talking about so I probably didn’t put as much urgency into my rescue as I should have and sure enough when they got close to her the dog-gone-est kicking match took place that I had ever seen! By the way ca le don’t do stuff like that.

Anyway, I was pre y amazed that this old Horseman knew long before those horses got close what was going to take place. The only difference between he and I was a huge gap of understanding. He had developed the skill of reading horses and I got one of my first lessons on it! I really believe that all of us only ever have but one problem and that would be a lack of understanding. The best part about that is that if you can stay out of the blame game and look inside yourself to find the courage and determination to search for answers to your problems that there is absolutely nothing that you can’t do. Look at the Wright Brothers or Edison or Carl Benz who invented the first car.

Now in no way am I thinking that you can fix everything by simply learning to read your horse but I will say that 99 percent of the problems that you encounter with them can be understood and addressed to you and your Horse’s benefit!

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The value of being able to effectively read a horse cannot be overstated. Just as learning to read a book as a child opens up a world of adventure, learning, and self-preservation ( think about the necessity of reading warning labels and instructions!), learning to read a horse opens the door to a more complete understanding of and communication with the horse.

Study these two example and practice observing your own horses. The reward for honing this skill will be a deeper relationship based on understanding. You will become more effective with your horse and your horse will appreciate and respect your increased intuition.

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our continual development of your ability to accurately read your horse comes with numerous benefits, you will stay safer and at the same time experience more pleasure in your time that you devote to your horse. The fact that you will be seeing things sooner in the near future and you will be continually developing a more accurate picture of just how your horse is perceiving you and his environment will give you more empathy for the animal and your relationship will improve with every opportunity you have to be together.

I bet you will like it best when you feel like that you are understood and accepted, too. Your horse is just like you in that regard, so give him more opportunity to be understood and he will respect and honor you for your efforts!

Forever Learning, Dennis Cappel

Obviously a horse bucking. But look at the expression on his face and see if we can learn anything. He does not appear to be mad. I think this is simply an act of self preserva(on because of having the saddle on for the very first (me. Look how straight he is in his body from his head to his tail and the eleva(on of his shoulders that come from he power of the drive from behind. These are all desirable characteris(c when they are there for us to call upon. But when they are thrust upon us in situa(ons like this there serve too benefit the horse.

This horse is carrying himself nicely forward. Even though he is just walking, he is engaged behind and using his hind legs and stomach and back to li. his shoulders. The shoulders are slightly elevated and the neck is so. and his face is perpendicular to the ground indic(ng that he is going up into a so. feel. Note: he is moving with shorter strides in the front feet and longer ones with the hind. This is a picture of balance.

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MISSOURI & ILLINOIS Upcoming Equine Events!

Reaccuring Events 2018

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MISSOURI & ILLINOIS Upcoming Equine Events!

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Ranch Events June 30-July 1: 4th of July Celebra on: Patrio c Scavenger Hunt July 14: 2nd Annual Rockin’ Wrangler Round Up July 14-15: Country Tough Trail Versa lity (1 of 3) July 15: Country Tough Mounted Archers Prac ce July 21: UHCA (Ul mate Horseman’s Challenge Associa on) Compe on July 22: EXCA Big Bucks Showdown July 27-28-29: Clinician: Wylene Wilson-Davis: Extreme Wylene Horsemanship Clinic August 4-5: 3rd Annual Country Tough Cowgirl Challenge August 11-12: Country Tough Trail Versa lity (2 of 3) August 12: Country Tough Mounted Archers Prac ce August 20: Von Holten Ranch 112th Celebra on August 25-26: ASHA VHR Versa lity Clinic & Show September 1-2-3: Labor Day Weekend September 1-2: Country Tough Trail Versa lity Finals September 2: Country Tough Mounted Archers Prac ce September 8-9: Country Tough All Around Cowgirl September 15-16-17: Clinician: Lee Smith September 20: VHR’s 4th Year Blastoff September 22-23: ASHA VHR Fall Versa lity Clinic & Show October 6-7: VHR Country Tough All Around Cowboy October 26-27-28: 2018 Sport & Trail Games October 27-28: ETS Fall Buckle Series November 3: 3rd Annual Thanksgiving/Bad Santa November 10-20: Closed/Deer hun ng season November 24-25: ETS Fall Buckle Series Finals

Pregnancy Announcement!!!

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December 1-2: VHR Winter Versa lity Series December 20-27: Closed/Christmas Holidays

Jessica and Jonathan Wright, with horses Osage and Rugar Sadilia, MIsouri Due Date: 6/22/2018

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MISSOURI & ILLINOIS Upcoming Equine Events!

RAS SUMMER SADDLE SERIES April 20-22nd May 18-20th June 29th– July 1st July 27th– 29th FINALS- August 17th-19th Friday– Exb 5pm show at 7pm Saturday– Exb 10am show a noon OďŹƒce opens Friday at 3pm, Saturday and Sunday at 8am Wednesday Night Jackpots January 17, 24, 31 February 7, 21, 28 March 2, 14, 21 BBR Approved Training Barrels at 5pm jackpot 7pm RAS Friday Night Jackpot February 16– BBR Approved

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MISSOURI & ILLINOIS Upcoming Equine Events!

Illinois Boots & Saddle Club shows All shows at 5pm, except the Halloween show May 5th May 19th June 2nd June 16th June 30th July 14th July 28th August 11th August 25th September 8th September 22nd October 6th October 13th– Halloween Show at 1pm

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MISSOURI & ILLINOIS Upcoming Equine Events!

National Eque

January 5-7 Irish Fox Show January 10-14 Queenie Produc ons January 17-21 Queenie Produc ons February 2-4 Irish Fox Schooling Show February 7-11 Queenie Produc ons February 14-18 Queenie Produc ons February 22-25 Winter Blast Quarter Horse Show (MQHA) March 2-4 Xanadu Dressage Schooling Show March 2-4 TBA March 10-11 TBA March 16-17 Mo Extravaganza Arabian Show March 24-25 Mid Rivers Saddle Club March 24 Sally's Fun and Frolics Show March 28-31 March to the Arch

May 5-6 Mid West Classic Paso Fino May 5-6 MO Paint Show May 11-13 Show Me Li5le Equine May 16-20 Region XI Sport Horse May 24-28 Gateway Classic (MO QHA) May 31-June 3 SLADS June 9-10 MO POA June 9-10 Mid Rivers Saddle Club June 16-17 TBA June 23-24 Maple Leaf Circuit (MO QHA) June 23-24 Connemara Pony Show June 29-July 1 Happenstance Hunter/ Jumper July 4-8 TBA July 14-15 Mid Rivers Saddle Club July 14-15 SLADS July 21-22 TBA July 28-31 American Shetland Pony Club

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estrian Center August 1-4 American Shetland Pony Club August 10-12 Central States Team Roping August 17-19 Kirkwood Hunter/Jumper Show August 25-26 MO RHA Show August 31-Sept 2 Buck Brannaman Seminar Sept 1-2 Buck Brannaman Seminar Sept 5-9 Queenie Produc ons Sept 12-16 SLNCHS Sept 22-30 SLNCHS October 5-7 SLADS Region Finals October 11-13 MRCA Rodeo Finals October 20-21 MO Reining Horse Associa on October 27-28 MO Paint Show

National Equestrian Center November 2-4 Irish Fox Show November 16-18 MQHA Chari es Fall Fesitval Nov 17-18 MO RHA Show

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Send to Training

Harry helping train a colt, Jamison Kerwin

Gunner, Deanna Fitzgerald Rea

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When to keep, sell, or send your mule to training!

By Brandy Von Holten

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ave you ever heard, “I don’t want to sell him, I don’t want him to go to a bad home�, or “I have too many in the pasture�, or “I haven’t ridden any of these in years.� This is a sign that it is me to either make a decision to keep your horse, sell your horse, or send your horse to training! Or in other words, “You’ve got to know when hold them, know when to fold them, know when to walk away, and know when to run.�

When to KEEP your horse: Hands down, you keep old horses. If they have spent their en re life being there for you, it is me for you to step up and be there for them. Many people get rid of old horses because it is hard to watch them go down. Suck it up, bu5ercup. GeUng old is not for the weak.

If a horse has an injury that is debilita ng, you need to keep them. You have to deal with whatever the outcome is going to be and not pass the buck. If you had a child get in an accident that debilitated them, you would keep them. Do the same with your horse. They are part of your family. The severity of the injury and your personal beliefs will dictate the need to put the horse down or to turn them out to pasture.

When to send your horse to TRAINING:

Sell– Personality differences– Greg Strange

If your horse has sat for a while, there is no reason for you to climb back into that saddle if you are unsure. Maybe your horse just needs a handful of lessons, maybe it needs a month or longer. There is no shame in having someone that trains horses for a living be the one that rides them when the horse has had a chunk of me o.

If you are not able to ride for an extended amount of me and want your horse to maintain its training, this would be a great me to send them to a trainer. This could be due to a deployment, pregnancy, personal injury, or a variety of other reasons.

If you are thinking about buying a horse, before you sign that check, take them to a trainer for an evalua on. If the seller will not agree When to SELL your horse: to this, then do not buy the horse. Some trainers will go with you to look Horses have personali es just as people do. If your personality at a prospect. Make sure you pay them for their me. This will help does not click with the personality of the horse, sell it. If you have too lessen the probability of purchasing a horse that is not suited for you. The many horses or other equine in the pasture and you are not riding them trainer also has a higher chance of catching aws such as lameness. at all, sell it. If you bought a Ferrari but you need a sta on wagon, sell it.

Buying a horse is easy, but buying the right horse can be hard.

There is no shame in downsizing. The family I bought my mule from Do not purchase a horse un l you are fully prepared to deal with the downsized. We have a wonderful rela onship and they are ďŹ lled with commitment.

Ul mately, the welfare of your horse is your responsibility. joy about the journey JoJo and I are on. They are happy that he has a They are wonderful creatures that make our lives be5er, but it is like a useful life and I am happy to have him in my life. marriage. Some days are good and some days are bad. No ma5er which If you are in over your head, sell it. I have seen people buy a day it is, your love s ll has to be there, and love can look dierently in horse and then not have the money to keep their hooves trimmed. If certain situa ons: keep, sell, or send them to a trainer. you purchased a horse and had no idea the amount of me and money involved in keeping up with their welfare, put out a “For Saleâ€? ad now!

Do not wait another month. Loving them enough to let them go to a be5er home is a hard thing to admit, but you will feel so much be5er once it is done.

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Tip 30 Janet Page

Blue 30 Maddi Sorenson Rental Horse for Pony Up Excursions

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Black Jack 25 Macy Hart

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Freedom 25 Dana Wood

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Charlie 20 Jody Lyons

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February Cover Contest Results

About our Cover winner‌ Kings Cody’s Jet, be5er known as Poco will be 18 this year. Poco used to show and currently does running events and gives everything all she’s got. She enjoys being hosed o in the summer and is a pistol of a mare all sass but enjoys working and has a huge heart. Poco has 2 brothers at home Chance and Shaddia that know she is the boss. Meaghan Davis has owned her since she was a weanling.

Silvy Reese Batchelder is 5 years old. Her and her twin were preemies born at 34 weeks. Silvy came into this world as a warrior and fought her way out of the NICU sooner than anyone expected. She is kind, sweet, funny, sassy, an animal lover and fearless...no ce the cast in the picture! Silvy wears her boots with anything even in summer with a swimsuit.

This cowgirl enjoys riding, country music (Luke Bryan and Dus n Linch are her favs), watching rodeos, ďŹ shing, swimming, taking care of her horse Spirit and dog LuLu, spending me with friends and family and just being outside geUng dirty.

Poco and Silvy have an unexpected bond that is pre5y special. When those two are around each other that mare lowers her head and lets Silvy love on her and will follow Silvy anywhere. It’s really sweet to witness.

We ran a cover contest on our Facebook page in search of your horsie “Love� and kissie pictures. All of our entries are shared in the next couple pages. The name under the photo is the person who submi5ed the photo. Thank you to all of our entries!! We loved them all!!! We have two winners, one that was chosen by our fans by most “Likes�. That winner is our current February cover winner.

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Editors Pick Winner KC Shaw is our editors 1st place winner! Their picture will be on the cover of our March 2018 issue! They will also receive a FREE ad in the March issue! Congratula ons KC Shaw!

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History and mission of the club The Lincoln Trail Riders Saddle Club is the longest running saddle club in Illinois. Our focus is on promo ng horse ac vi es and horsemanship for all skill levels. The club arena has been in several dierent loca ons over the past couple of decades due to development. The ďŹ rst loca on was on Lincoln Trail (Highway 50) in what is now known as Fairview Heights, IL. This is how the name of the club originated.

We oer both open pleasure and speed events on a regular basis from about April through September each year with our shows being held on Saturdays. The Lincoln Trail Riders also host family-friendly fun shows on occasion as well as an annual awards ceremony/White Elephant sale/ Christmas party. We also oer our club members the opportuni es to par cipate in parades, trail rides, and clinics.

Come and join us! Mee ngs are the second Tuesday of each month at 7:30 PM. They are held at Hardee's, just o Interstate 64 and Route 157 in Caseyville, Illinois.

62232. New members are always welcome and encouraged to a5end.

Loca(on- Quarry Road in O’Fallon, Illinois 62269 Membership Cost -A Family membership is $30.00 plus a ďŹ rst-year ini a on fee of $10.00 and a single membership is $15.00 plus $10.00 ďŹ rst year ini a on fee.

Membership dues are due by February 1st of each year. We oer a discounted rate for 4-H members as well.

Contact informa(on- Stephanie Goepfert 618-977-5167 or the Lincoln Trail Riders Facebook page on all upcoming events, photos, reminders, and other happenings with the club.

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Breed S THE MINIATURE HORSE The American Miniature Horse is a unique breed - an elegant, li5le scaled-down version of the large horse that cannot be taller than 34 inches * (See registry dierences below) when measured at the last hairs of the mane. Today's perfectly propor oned Miniatures are the product of nearly 400 years of selec ve breeding, ini ally in Europe. Miniatures were ďŹ rst imported to the United States in the early 1900's as work horses to take advantage of their great strength in pulling ore carts in coal mines. As their u lity decreased with the advent of industrializa on a few far sighted individuals started to breed Miniatures as unique pets. From these beginnings came the forebears to the American Miniature Horse Associa on and the American Miniature Horse Registry which serve as registries for the American Miniature Horse.

Horsemen and non-horsemen alike are a5racted to the miniature because of their small size and gentle, aec onate nature. Miniatures are the perfect horse for children, to learn how to care for and ride, years before they are ready for even the most gentle big horse. Many a saddle horse lives in the pasture only to be ridden a few mes a year by the well meaning, but other wise occupied owners. Miniatures bring all of the pleasures of horse ownership in a smaller package. *AMHA registry and the AMHR registry and their differences: AMHA American Miniature Hose Associa on - A Texas based registry which requires all of their miniature horses to measure 34" or less.

AMHR American Miniature Horse Registry - An Illinois based registry has two separate height categories under their deďŹ ni on of a miniature horse: Division "A" miniature - 34" and under Division "B" miniature over 34" to 38" Both registries oer year round shows and a Na onal Compe on.

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Spotlight THE AMERICAN MINIATURE HORSE STANDARD OF PERFECTION

GENERAL IMPRESSION: A small, sound, well-balanced horse, possessing the correct conforma on characteris cs required of most breeds --reďŹ nement and femininity in the mare, boldness and masculinity in the stallion. The general impression should be one of symmetry, strength, agility and alertness. Since the breed objec ve is the smallest possible perfect horse, preference in judging shall be given the smaller horse, other characteris cs being approximately equal.

SIZE: Must measure not more than 34 inches at the base of the last hairs of the mane.

HEAD: In propor on to length of neck and body. Broad forehead with large prominent eyes, set wide apart. Compara vely short distance between eyes and muzzle. ProďŹ le straight or slightly concave below the eyes. Large nostrils.

Clean, reďŹ ned muzzle. Even bite.

EARS: Medium in size. Pointed. Carried alertly, with ps curving slightly inward.

THROAT-LATCH: Clean and well deďŹ ned, allowing ample exa on at the poll.

NECK: Flexible, lengthy, in propor on to body and type and blending smoothly into the withers.

SHOULDERS: Long, sloping and well-angulated, allowing a free swinging stride and alert head/neck carriage. Well muscled forearm.

BODY: Well muscled, with ample bone and substance. Balanced and well propor oned. Short back and loins in rela on to length of underline. Smooth and generally level topline. Deep girth and ank. Trim barrel.

HINDQUARTERS: Long, well-muscled hip, thigh and gaskin. Highest point of croup to be same height as withers. Tail set neither excessively high or low, but smoothly rounding at the rump.

LEGS: Set straight and parallel when viewed from front or back. Straight, true and squarely set, when viewed from side with hooves poin ng directly ahead. Pasterns sloping about 45 degrees and blending smoothly, with no change of angle, from the hooves to the ground. Hooves to be round and compact, trimmed as short as prac cal for an unshod horse. Smooth, uid gait in mo on.

COLOR: Any color or marking pa5ern, and any eye color, is equally acceptable. The hair should be lustrous and silky.

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RIDER FITNESS OK. Here's your chance. If you're not ďŹ nding me over the winter or don't have the luxury of an indoor riding arena and you ďŹ nd yourself doing nothing but chores (keep doing them!); or maybe just not being as ac ve over the winter with horses, now is the me to prepare for the spring riding season. Get yourself ďŹ t in order to be a be5er rider and meet some of those goals you've set for 2018.

One of the ques ons I've so oZen asked the rider's I've interviewed is how do you prepare for compe on. For some it's mental and some it is a workout of speciďŹ c exercises or cardio along with riding. Maybe it's both or maybe it's just making sure to ride on a regular schedule. Staying ďŹ t to ride may be a li5le easier for those who are youthful or those who ride year-round.

However, you will become a be5er rider by strengthening your core and improving your balance.

Here are a few exercises that you might try.

Balance - The best way to get in great shape and become a good rider is to ride. Having strong muscles is half of it, but training your brain and eyes and having balance and body control while on a moving object is also important. If you don't get this experience regularly, you will not be in the best possible shape for riding. If your winter riding is limited, ďŹ nd an indoor arena to haul to or take a few lessons at a stable with an indoor arena.

Flexibility – basic stretching exercises will work for this.

Cardiovascular – Running three mes a week. If running is not for you or if you can not take the impact, walk instead at least three to 5 mes a week.

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Muscle - Walk up to the stairs in your home-if you don't have any, a stair stepper will do or a stepladder if you have one. Stand on the stair closest to the ground. When you stand, hold onto the railing at ďŹ rst. Now, holding the railing, balance on only the balls of your feet. Slowly stretch down and lower your heels un l you feel the stretch in your calves. Sound familiar? This is recrea ng the s rrup! Hold for ten seconds.

Core Strength - The plank is the ul mate total-body movement. Hold the "up� push-up posi on, suppor ng your body weight either on your elbows (directly under your shoulders) and toes, or on the palms of your hands with arms fully extended (hands directly under your shoulders) and toes. Engage your en re body to keep your spine straight (no bend at the waist), and hold the plank for as long as you can. Slowly build up the length of me you can hold that posi on.

These are just a few exercises to do. There are many more. And, a lot of people are ďŹ nding that Yoga is a great ďŹ t in a rider's program. Remember to be safe in any exercising you do. See you on the trail or in the ring!

by Schellie Blochberger CHA Cer ďŹ ed Instructor APHA/AQHA Professional Horseman OHSA Judge

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Horse auctions MISSOURI AUCTIONS Whites Equine Sales 1863 Hwy 59 Diamond, Missouri 64840 Cecil White, Owner/Manager Office (417) 325-4141 Home: (417) 325-5263 Cell: (417) 437-7594 Horse sale to be held last Wednesday of each month at 5pm World Fox Trotting Horse Sale 14375 County Road 7220 Newburg, Missouri 65550 Phelps County Ralph Vankirk, Owner/Manager Office: (573) 364-3662 Horses– Four special horse sales a year March and October at Boone County Fairgrounds. June and September at Douglas County Livestock Market Kingsville Livestock Market highway 58, PO Box 127 Kingsville, MO 64061 Johnson County Rick Anstine, Owner Jeremy Anstine, Manager Office– 816-597-3331 Home– 816—258-3421 Rick Cell– 816-258-3421 Rick 816-716-9288 Jeremy Horses on 2nd Saturday of each month at 9am LD Dampier Stables and Sales 25336 Peach Drive Lebanon, MO 65536 Laclede County LD Dampier, Owner/Manager Office:(417) 532-3806 Foxtrotter sale held 1st Saturday in April starting at 11:30 Cameron Livestock 10215 NW Old Highway 36 Cameron, MO 64429 Clinton County Mike Juhan, Owner/Manager Office 816-632-7271 Home 660-747-6973 Horse sale held 1st and 3rd Friday of each month

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Diamond A Auction LLC 3330 State Highway KK Oak Ridge, MO 63769 Cape Girardeau County Clint and Debbie Atchison, Owners Office 573-788-2922 Home– 573-243-6167 Cell 573-270-3081 Horses 2nd and 4th Friday of each month. Tack at 6:30, horses at 8:30 4 State Draft Horse and Mule Sale I44 Exit 22, County Road 100 North Royal Oaks Arena Jasper County Chester and Kay Palmer Owners/Managers Home 918-542-6801 Cell 918-540-4929 Horses-Mules-Tack Sales held 1st weekend in May and last weekend in October. Friday buggy, wagons, tack, equiptmet and misc. Sale starts at 10am.

Saturday horse and mule sale starts at 10am.

ARKMO Livestock Market Inc Highway 67 South Poplar Bluff, MO Mike Nix and Doyan Huckabee, Managers Office 573-989-3244 Home 870-994-7922 Cell 870-897-1038 Baumli Draft Horse and Mule Sale Highway 71 North Maryville, Mo Nodaway County Richard Baumli. Owner/Manager Office 660-562-2026 Home 660-652-4454 Horses and Mules– sale held at the United Producers Livestock Market in Maryville, MO. Sale held 1st Saturday in October and next to last Saturday in March Bob Quick Special Horse Sales 3000 County Road 73 Fillmore, MO 64449 Andrew County Shane Deering and Mark Servaes, Managers Office 816-487-2107 Shane 913-367-2265 Mark Horses and Mules– Special draft horse and mule sale, spring sale last weekend in April. Fall sale middle of September held at St Joseph Stockyards

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s & sale barns Wright County Livestock Auction 9871 East 20th Street Mountain Grove, Missouri Wright County Mailing: PO Box 723 Mountain Grove, Missouri 65711 Nathan Kelly, Owner/Manager Office: (417) 926-4136 Home: (417) 746-1423 (Nathan) Cell: (417) 849-7496 Horse sale 1st Thursday of each month Norwood Producers Auction Yards PO Box 847 West Plains, Missouri 65775 Tom Haqrtley, Manager Office: (417) 746-4105 Home: (417) 581-6093 (Tom) Horses 1st Monday of each month at 6pm Owensville Auction Company 3635 Cuba Street Owensville, Missouri 65066 Gasconade County David and Donna Blankenship, Owners Office: (573) 437-5360 Cell: (573) 437– 5360 Horse sale 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month at 1:303-7679 Dale (573) 783-3830 Jimmy (573) 631-9653 Mike Horses held 1st , 3rd, and 5th Saturday of each month at 6:30 Robbins Horse Auction Route 2, Box 1 Exeter, Missouri 65647 Barry County Gene Robbins, Owner/Manager Office: (417) 835-2238 Horses– Friday sale begins with tack at 6pm, horses at 8pm

Unionville Livestock Market, Inc PO Box 405, Jct Hwy 5 and 136 Unionville, MO 63565 Putnam County Curt Sporleder, Owner/Manager Office: (660) 947-2451 Home: (660) 947-2870 Call for sale info Urbana Stockyards PO Box 321 Urbana, MO 65767 Dallas County Amy Knight, Owner Office: (417) 993-5989 Home: (417) 533-3475 Cell: (417) 594-1061 Horses and tack sale 2nd Thursday of each month at 6pm Boone County Draft Horse and Mule Sale 5000 North Oakland Gravel Road Columbia, MO 65202 Boone County Heartland Management Inc, Owner George Harris, Manager Office 573-474-5991 Home 573-474-0465 Cell 573-819-5013 Www.heartlanddraft.com Sale held 2nd week of February and September starting at 9am.

Wednesday– wagons and farm machinery Thursday– Draft horses Friday– light teams Saturday– Mules Farmington Horse Sale, LLC Hwy 67 N Farmington, MO St Francois County Office 573– 756-5769 Cell 573-785-1392 Horses and tack held 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month. Tack at 5pm, horses at 8:30pm

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Horse auctions Puxico Livestock Auction 24400 State Highway 51 North Puxico, Missouri 63960 Stoddard County Mike Spain, Jimmy Spain– Owners Dale Spain– Manager Office: (573) 222-6229 Home: (573) 7 Davis County Livestock Market 912 W Grand Gallatin, Missouri 64640 660-663-2177 3rd Thursday of the month 6:30pm Farmington Livestock Sale 1600 Woodlawn Drive Farmington, Missouri 63640 Curtis Clark 573-429-9000 Horse sale every 2nd and 4th Saturday. Tack at 2pm, horses at 8pm.

Catalog sale 3 times a year North Missouri Livestock Auction 52762 Bus Hwy 5 Milan, Missouri 63556 660-265-4286 Rolla Auction 15596 N Highway 68 St James, Missouri 65559 573-265-8813 3rd Saturday of the month Tack at 1pm, horses to follow at 7pm Mid States Livestock Sale Kirksville, Missouri 660-341-7964 Lollies Brother Auction 704 Main St #A Macon, Missouri 63552 660-385-2516 1st Saturday of the month. March, May & September are 2 day (Friday/Saturday) consignment catalog sales. November is a consignment catalog sale Kirksville Livestock Market 24295 Benton Road Kingsville, Missouri 63501 660-665-9804 Horse & Tack Sale 2nd Saturday of the month

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Tack at 6, horses at 7:30 Boone County Sale Sedalia, Missouri Missouri State Fairgrounds 719-431-3137 March & September Missouri Horse Auction Springfield Sale Barn 417-725-3333 Last Friday of the month Tack at 2pm, Horses at 7:30 Bolivar Sale 1st Wednesday of the Month Montgomery City Sale 1st Friday of the Month Montgomery, Missouri Summersville Horse Sale 1st Friday of the Month Summersville, Missouri Robbins Horse Auction 1st and 3rd Friday of the Month Grant City Livestock Market Route 3, Box 84 Grant City, MO 64456 Worth County David Shiflett and Cathy Robinson, Owners Office 573-564-3454 Home 660-564-5207 Cell 641-344-5207 Horse sale every other Saturday at 11am

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s & sale barns Mid States Livestock Sale NEMO Fairgrounds Kirksville, Missouri Jeb Weaver, Owner Home: (660) 457-3582 Horse sale held the last Saturday of January, March, April, May, June, September and October. Tack starts at 10am, horses at 3pm Midwest Livestock Auction Rich Hill, Missouri Bates County PO Box 67 Rockville, MO 64780 Missouri Horse Market 951 West Rosedale Road Nixa, Missouri 65714 Christian County Clell Osburn and Dwight Glossip, Owners/Managers Office– 417-725-3333 Home– 417-725-1966 Dwight Sale last Friday of each month. Tack at 4pm, horses at 7pm Mountain Grove Horse Auction Mountain Grove, Missouri Wright City 870-458-2780 Joe Sale held 1st Thursday of each month at 6pm Heely Livestock Market El Dorado Highway 32 and U El Dorado Springs, MI 64744 Cedar County Ross and Ray Heely, Owners/Managers Office 417-876-1600 Home 417-876-5510 Cell 417-876-8522 Www.theranchnet.com Horse sale 3rd Saturday of each month at 1pm Julians Horse Sales 399 NE Highway 13 Warrensburg, MO 64093 Johnson County Mike Julian, Owner Office 660-747-9776 Home 660-747-6973 Horse sale 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month

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Horse auctions & sale barns ILLINOIS AUCTIONS Schuyler Livestock E Lafayette Street Rushville, Illinois 62681 217-322-3385 Monthly horse sale Goreville, Illinois 800-872-0222 2nd Friday of the month Anderson Equine Sales 611 W Williams St Wyoming, Illinois 61491 309-657-3886 2nd Saturday of the month

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