Welcome to the 2008 CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW. November 15 & 16-9:00 A.M. daily State Fair Park - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

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2 Welcome to the 2008 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW SALE November 15 & 16-9:00 A.M. daily State Fair Park - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Demonstrations & Previews of Sale Horses Performance Demonstration 9:00 A.M. Friday in Barn 3 Complimentary Continental Breakfast in Barn 3 at 8:00 A.M. Each morning. Sponsored by Telephone During Sale (405) Fax: (405) Professional o AUCTION SERVICES, INC. 15 First Street, Berryville, VA (800) Fax (540) info@professionalauction.com web site: professionalauction.com 1

3 Sale Schedule Thursday, November 6, :00 A.M Barns open for SHOW horses to arrive. SALE HORSES arriving at this time must check in at AQHA STALL OFFICE and must notify PAS by Oct. 19. Wednesday, November 12, :00 Noon - Barns open for SALE HORSES to arrive. Thursday, November 13, :00 A.M. - SALE OFFICE OPENS to check in paperwork. 5:00 P.M. - DEADLINE for World Sale Entry Supplement Friday, November 14, :00 A.M. - Sale Office Opens 8:00 A.M. - Barn 3 Light Breakfast sponsored by MARKEL INSURANCE 9:00 A.M. - SALE DEMONSTRATION in BARN 3 5:00 P.M. - SELLER S MEETING in the SALE ARENA Saturday, November 15, :00 A.M. - Sale Office Opens 8:00 A.M. - Barn 3 Light Breakfast sponsored by MARKEL INSURANCE 9:00 A.M. - WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW SALE Working Horse Session - Roping, Reining, Cutting, Cowhorse Halter Session - Breeding Stock, Show Horses & Prospects Sunday, November 16, :00 A.M. - Sale Office Opens 8:0º0 A.M. - Barn 3 Light Breakfast sponsored by MARKEL INSURANCE 9:00 A.M. - WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW SALE Performance Session - Western Pleasure & Hunter Under Saddle Breeding Stock, Show Horses & Prospects WORLD SALE SUPPLEMENT Supplement Entries will sell each day - See page 12 for details. 3

4 Sale Personnel Auctioneers & Announcers Mike Jennings, VA Tim Jennings, VA Tony Langdon, TX Joel White, OK Vic Clark, OH Rodger Geisinger Ringmen Doug Dilbone, OH Cyler Davidson, TX Garry Edgin, AL Scott Roberts, GA Office Staff Stephanie Jennings Bev Bowring Jean Lamb Lexi Tice Gene Jernigan, TX David McMurrer, VA Stacy Lee, OK Pat Murphy, TX Debbie Castelhano Heather Falls Mary Cervenka Gina Doescher Consignor Representatives & Barn Staff Steve Jennings Steve Ralls Cathy Jennings Jana Studeny Monte McNair Casey Townes Chris Francis Jerry Wright Veterinarian... Equine Medical Associates, Inc., Edmond, OK Pedigrees... Sara Vaessen Pedigrees, Saddlebrook, AZ Tote Board... Auction Associates, Stuart Barringer, OK Internet Webcast... HorseAuctions.com, Alan Taylor, OK Photographer... Jeff Kirkbride, Ocala, FL Sale Management 9

5 Sale Previews and Demonstrations Performance Demonstration In Barn 3 at 9:00 A.M. Friday, November14 Performance Demonstration Class Schedule 1) Western Pleasure 2) Hunter Under Saddle (& Horses over fences) 3) Green Broke Horses and Prospects (Walk & jog or trot) 4) Individual Work (Reining Horses, etc.) 5) Longe Line 6) Western Pleasure (group 2) 7) Hunter Under Saddle (& Horses over fences) (group 2) 8) Green Broke Horses and Prospects (group 2) 9) Individual Work (Reining Horses, etc.) (group 2) 10) Longe Line (group 2) Classes may be repeated if necessary. Round Pens available for viewing Sale entries by appointment with consignors

6 ATTENTION BUYERS BIDDER S NUMBER is REQUIRED PLEASE REGISTER with cashiers prior to bidding. See complete details on page 19 for required bank information. Driver s License or valid photo I.D. required when bidding. For Insurance and other services see the advertisements in the back of the catalog. PLEASE BRING THIS CATALOG SUPPLY IS LIMITED Catalogs will be SOLD at the World Show and Sale. ALL PROCEEDS from the sale of catalogs will be donated to the AQHA Foundation Scholarship Fund. 15

7 Bidder s Number & Payment Buyers MUST register for a Bidder s Number PLEASE REGISTER WITH CASHIER PRIOR TO BIDDING To register you will need to present 1) Picture identification such as a drivers license 2) Provide payment and Bank information 3) Buyers paying with Personal or Business Checks MUST PROVIDE a Letter Of Guarantee or a Letter Of Introduction From Their Bank at the time of registration for a Bidder s Number. All Accounts MUST BE PAID during or immediately following the end of each Sale Session. All Payments shall be in U.S. CURRENCY or checks drawn on U.S. Banks ONLY. Method of Payment shall be Cash, Cashier s or Certified Check, Personal Check (with proper bank letter of guarantee or introduction and picture identification, such as driver s license), Traveler s Checks or MasterCard, Visa or American Express. NO Bank Drafts. Credit Cards: ONLY MasterCard, Visa or American Express will be accepted. ALL SALES FINAL. Buyer s Premium: 3%. Buyer s Premium will be entirely discounted for purchases paid by cash or check. Registration Certificates will be mailed to AQHA approximately 21 DAYS after the sale for horses paid for by check. To obtain Registration Certificates on the day of the Sale, payment MUST be made by CASH, CERTIFIED CHECK or MONEY ORDER. If you pay by this method they can be transferred at the AQHA Service Desk at the Sale. All RETURNED CHECKS will be immediately turned over to the County District Attorney s Office and charges will be filed! Cost of collection, including attorney s fees, will be assessed to the buyer. In addition, there is a $50.00 charge for any returned checks. 19

8 NEW - ONLINE BIDDING Watch the Sale and Bid Online LIVE INTERNET WEBCAST at or at Pre-Registration Required for On Line and Absentee Bidders. Pre-Register by 11:00 A.M. EST Tuesday, November 11 Pre-Registration is required with both Professional Auction Services and HorseAuctions.com. Deposit by wire transfer or bank check required. Credit Cards are NOT accepted for online or absentee bids. 20 Complete Online Bid Instructions are on next page. Absentee Bid form on page 25 Absenteee Bid instructions on page 23 Expect a slight transmission delay and possible interruption when viewing the Sale LIVE on the Internet..

9 LIVE INTERNET ONLINE BIDDING A Service provided through Terms and Conditions The AQHA World Show Sale will be broadcast live on the internet via Professionalauction.com and HorseAuctions.com. You may bid on and purchase horses over the internet in accordance with the following conditions: 1. The Conditions of Sale and other information set forth in the 2008 AQHA World Show Sale Catalog also apply to online bidders. Conditions of Sale and information on sale horses is available at 2. Online and Absentee Bidders must register to bid by completing the bidder registration form, and returning it no later than 11:00 a.m. EST, Tuesday, November 11, to the Berryville, VA office of Professional Auction Services, Inc. 3. A 3% (three percent) online buyers fee will be added to all purchases made through HorseAuctions.com. This fee is in addition to any other fees that may apply, or as stated in the Conditions of Sale. 4. Online Buyers must pay by one of the following methods: a) A bank wire transfer to Professional Auctions Services, Inc. Custodial Account in an amount equal to or greater than the amount intended to bid. b) An official bank check drawn on a bank in the United States in an amount equal to or greater than the amount intended to bid. The check must be received by the Berryville, VA office of Professional Auction Services, Inc. no later than 11:00 a.m.est, Tuesday, November 11, c) A business or personal check, drawn on a bank in the United States, accompanied by a bank issued letter of guarantee, in an amount equal to or greater than the amount intended to bid. The check must be received by the Berryville, VA office of Professional Auction Services, Inc. no later than 11:00 a.m.est, Tuesday, November 11, Online Bidders must make arrangements prior to the sale for board, care, and transportation of horse(s). 21

10 Attention Foreign Buyers Foreign Buyers are required to pay in the manner specified below: 1) by US Currency, or 2) by a check drawn on a U.S. Bank, or 3) by world or international money orders. Foreign Credit Cards cannot be used because of the difficulty getting approval due the large dollar amount and time difference. (Unless approved by the Sale Office prior to bidding.) Buyers from Canada should be aware of recent health certificate regulations that must be met for export of horses from the State of Florida: On September 9, 2008, Canada asked APHIS not to endorse any export health certificates for horses to Canada from the State of Florida due to cases of piroplasmosis in equines in Florida. Canada has now revised their import requirements for horses from Florida and is requiring that APHIS apply the additional requirements for all equines exporting to Canada from the State of Florida. These requirements are effective immediately. Additional Requirements (at the responsibility and expense of buyer): - Import permit (for the Canadian importer) - The horse(s) are inspected by a veterinarian within fifteen (15) days preceding the date of importation; Additional certifications on the export health certificate: - The horse(s) have not been on a premises where equine piroplasmosis (clinical or serology) has occurred during the 60 days immediately preceding exportation to Canada, nor has this disease occurred on any adjoining premises during the same period of time. (This statement is the responsibility of the Consignor). - They must have tested negative using a celisa test or, where applicable, an alternate test acceptable to CFIA for equine piroplasmosis, during the fifteen (15) days prior to the date of importation into Canada. (This blood test is the responsibility and at the expense of the Buyer). Canada has also asked APHIS to provide additional certification for equines from other states, for all certificates issued after Sept.15, 2008: "During the previous twenty-one (21) days, the animal(s) in this shipment has/ have not been in the state of Florida" Professional Auction Services has contacted all consignors regarding this health certificate information, but the ultimate responsibility of meeting all health requirements rests with the buyer of the horse(s). 22 Any questions regarding these requirements should be directed to Dr. Vicky Guilfoil, US Dept of Agriculture, (405)

11 Procedures for Domestic U.S. Absentee Bidders Mail Bids: Pre-register using the Absentee Bid Form. Be sure to sign the Absentee Bid Form. Use the Absentee Bid Form on page 25 to state your bid and give the appropriate buyer and contact information. The deposit for mail bids and the Absentee Bid Form must be in our Berryville office before 11:00 a.m. EST, Tuesday, November 11. For MAIL bids, Professional Auction Services, Inc. will bid on your behalf up to the specified amount. Any bid placed on your behalf would be one bid past the last bid from other bidders in the audience. Telephone Bid: Pre-register using the Absentee Bid Form on page 25. Use the Absentee Bid Form to give the appropriate buyer and contact information. You will be called one horse prior to the horse you intend to bid on. Deposit of Funds: A deposit in the full amount of the bid price is required in the form of an Official Bank Check made payable to Professional Auction Services, Inc. or by Bank Wire Transfer. Bank wire instructions are available on request from Professional Auction Services, Inc. office. The deposit for absentee bids must be made by, or in, our Berryville office no later than 11:00 a.m. EST, Tuesday, November 11. Credit Cards will not be accepted for Absentee Bids. Return of Funds: If your bid is successful, any overage will be returned to you. If your bid is unsuccessful, your funds will be returned to you in the same form as sent to us. Professional Auction Services, Inc. is not responsible for missed mail or phone connections or inability to contact the seller for any reason. The CONDITIONS OF SALE, as printed in the catalog, apply to all purchases. 15 First Street, Berryville, VA (800) Fax (540) info@professionalauction.com web site: professionalauction.com 23

12 AGENT S AUTHORIZATION (This Statement Must be Notarized) This Authorization is for bidders who cannot be present to buy and wish to authorize an agent of their choice to act on their behalf. Date: To: Professional Auction Services, Inc. 15 First St. Berryville, VA I have this day appointed ("The Appointee ) to act for me, as my agent, at the 2008 World Championship Show Sale. Said appointee, as my duly appointed and authorized agent, shall have full power and authority to act for me in any and all matters in connection with or arising out of the purchase or sale of horses at said sale, and is authorized to execute any and all documents in connection therewith, to grant Professional Auction Services, Inc. a security interest in any horses purchased, to receive and disburse any and all funds, and do all things incidental to and in futherance of the purchase or sale of horses. I agree to pay for all animals purchased by said Appointee in my behalf. This agency is revocable only by my written notice delivered to you. Owner s Name: Address: City, St., Zip: Phone Numbers: Signature of Owner: Signature of Agent: Subscribed and sworn to me on this day of NOTARY PUBLIC City: County: My Commission expires: 24

13 ABSENTEE BID FORM If you cannot attend this sale personally, we urge you to complete this bid form on any Hip Number (s) you are interested in buying and forward it to us. Your confidence will be respected. If the bid is successful any overage will be returned to you. If unsuccessful, your funds will be returned. Important: A check for the full amount of the mail bid must accompany this form or funds must be received by bank wire transfer. Credit cards will not be accepted for absentee bids. I would like to enter bid(s) as follows on: Horse: $ Horse: $ Horse: $ PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY: In signing this form I agree to the Conditions Of Sale in this Catalog. I have examined and investigated the horses to my satisfaction. Name of bidder: Signature of bidder: Address of bidder: City, St. & Zip of bidder: Home Phone No. of bidder: Business Phone No. of bidder: Cell Phone No. of bidder: To be Completed by Bank Officer The applicant whose signature above has had an account with this bank for years. The average balance of this account during the past year has been in the range of. Signed: Date: Bank Officer: Title: Name of Bank: Address: Telephone No: 2008 World Championship Show Sale Professional Auction Services, Inc. 15 First St., Berryville, VA

14 Buyer s Agent Agreement You may want to use this proposed agreement to hire a professional to assist you in your selection at the World Championship Show Sale. Date: Buyer: Agent: Buyer agrees to pay Agent a fee of $ and/or a commission of % ( percent) of the purchase price of any horse inspected by the Agent on the Buyer s behalf and at the Buyer s direction. Buyer will make payment directly to the Agent. Agent agrees to give his/her best and honest evaluation of the horse to the Buyer and guide the Buyer to the best of the Agent s ability. The Agent s evaluation will be completed and the results provided to the Buyer in a timely fashion. Agent agrees not to take any remuneration of any kind from the Seller of the horse or the Seller s agent for instructing the Buyer to purchase the horse. Signature of Buyer date Signature of Agent date This form is provided by Professional Auction Services, Inc. as a guideline for an agreement. Professional Auction Services, Inc. assumes no responsiblilty for the agreement or for the actions of either the Buyer or Agent or Seller. 26

15 Important Notices for Buyers Your protection is your responsibility. Please read and be familiar with the Conditions of Sale in this catalog. The CONDITIONS OF SALE stated in this catalog form a contract for the purchase of your horse. You will be bound by these conditions even if you have not read them. The Conditions Of Sale state the protection a buyer receives as well as the responsibilities of the buyer, seller and sale management. Agent s Authorization: Persons acting as agents must file an Agent s Authorization Form satisfactory to Professional Auction Services, Inc., at least 12 hours prior to sale session. They must indicate they are purchasing as an agent on the Acknowledgement Of Purchase. See form on page 24 in this catalog. Examine horses before bidding: Veterinary assistance is available at bidder s expense on request to the sales company. Please contact Equine Medical Associates, Inc. (sale veterinarian) through the sale office. Acknowledgement of Purchase: After making the final bid on a horse, you must complete and sign the Acknowledgement Of Purchase form. Be sure to confirm the correct hip number and price before you sign. Please print your name and address clearly since this document is used for the American Quarter Horse Association and Jockey Club transfers, invoicing, and in publishing sale results. A Paid Receipt or Release is required to remove any horse from the Sale Grounds. Present the PINK copy of the receipt to a Sale Security Officer. DO NOT REMOVE HIP NUMBERS from horses before leaving the Sale Grounds. ALL SALES OR TRANSACTIONS FOR HORSES ENTERED IN THIS SALE MADE ON THE SALE GROUNDS MUST BE REPORTED TO AND MADE THROUGH THE SALE OFFICE. FOREIGN BUYERS: Instead of a Coggins Test, some horses may have an Elisa test for EIA, which may not be acceptable for immediate export. You are welcome to check in the Sale office prior to bidding. By attending the World Championship Show Sale all individuals agree they may be photographed, filmed, videotaped or otherwise recorded and that their likeness and voice may be broadcasted, distributed or displayed in connection with any promotion created from these events without any compensation being paid to them. 27

16 Important Notices for Buyers Although this sale is held in conjunction with the American Quarter Horse Association s 2008 World Championship Show, purchaser hereby acknowledges that the American Quarter Horse Association is not responsible for the warranties of the sales company or the consignor. Information in this catalog other than that provided by AQHA, NCHA, NRHA or Sara Vaessen Pedigrees has been provided by the consignor or other third party. This includes specific futurity information, circuit championships, other associations information, etc. Professional Auction Services, Inc. and Sara Vaessen Pedigrees assume no liability on the part of the seller for such information. Engagements: unless announced otherwise, all eligibility payments due after date of sale are the responsibility of the buyer, who should promptly notify the proper associations of the new ownership in order to receive direct billing. Announcements: to avoid making costly errors, please pay attention to all announcements made from the sales office and the auction stand, especially concerning horses on which you intend to bid. Tote board: if the asterisk* appears on the tote board, this means a special announcement has been made concerning that hip number. Please listen carefully to announcements made at the time the horse is sold. Listen for conditions listed in condition thirteenth and statements, such as: AS-IS - no guarantee as to eventual soundness. Subject to the specific conditions stated in the thirteenth condition, but only those, unless they are also waived. "Broodmare or Breeding Sound Only" - not selling for riding purposes. Represented as sound enough only to carry a foal or to breed mares. Care of horses after sale: please be reminded that at the fall of the hammer the purchaser assumes all risk and responsibility for the horse and must assume the care of the horse once it is returned to the stall. All horses must be removed from the sale premises by noon Sunday, November 23, Horses remaining after that time are left at the buyer s risk, responsibility and expense. Any delays in shipment of horses must be approved by the sales office. Horses being removed from sale area must have sale hip number still visible and paid receipt from the sale office to present to a sale security officer. 29

17 Important Notices for Buyers Instructions for contacting the Federal Veterinarian For Federal Health papers of Horses Shipping to Foreign Countries A Federal Veterinarian will be available at the Sale office Sunday afternoon, November 16, Please listen for the time to be announced. * Have Sale veterinarian execute any certificates possible at the Fairgrounds. * Take certificates to Federal Veterinarian for processing. If you need the Federal Veterinarian before, or after, Sunday afternoon, it will be most convenient and less expensive to do this during regular office hours Monday through Friday. On a weekday, you may contact the Federal Veterinarian at the phone number below. Hours: 8:00 AM to 12 Noon and 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM Daily Address: 215 Dean A McGee Ave Ste 318, Oklahoma City Contact: Dr. Vicky Guilfoil Phone: (405) office Attention Canadian Buyers: Please go to Page 22 for specific regulations regarding export of horses from the State of Florida. 31

18 Some Helpful Hints for Buyers The Seller has a responsibility to announce defects, that are known to them, in their horses, particularly those that may affect the soundness of the horse for the purpose for which they are advertised. What is a defect to one person, may not be a defect to another. The Buyer has a responsibility to examine a horse carefully before they bid on it. If you have any particular concerns about conformation faults or defects, size, attitude, stall manners, riding ability or anything else, check it out BEFORE you bid. If you buy a horse on impulse, without shopping it before you bid, you may expect to find some surprises. In that case you still own the horse. The seller is not responsible for you, if you don't shop the horse. Once you bid on a horse, you are indicating you have shopped enough to satisfy yourself and no one else is responsible. If you shop horses carefully, your chances of buying the right horse for you are very good. Some suggestions: Make a list, written or mental, of the things that are important to you in a horse. Think about the good characteristics you want and also think about the vices, habits or characteristics you do not want in a horse. Go through this checklist for each horse you shop. Ask questions and make sure you get the answers. Do this BEFORE you bid, because after you buy a horse you cannot change your mind if you don t like the horse. If you want a horse for children or Novice riders, make sure the owner's statement in the catalog mentions the horse has experience with this type of rider. If you are looking for a riding horse make sure the owner's statement says the horse is broke to ride, see it ride or better yet, ride it. Also, listen for announcements such as selling "breeding sound only" or "As Is" which means it may not be sound to ride. Your protection is Your responsibility. Please Examine Horses carefully before you bid and Listen carefully to announcements made while the horse is in the Sale Ring. You may want to seek the assisstance of a professional trainer or agent. In this case you are asking for professional advice and should expect to pay a fee. This can be a wise investment. See the Buyer s Agent Agreement on page 26 for a guide to setting up an arrangement, if the professional does not have their own contract or agreement. It is the auctioneers job to help determine the price. It is your job to decide which horse to bid on. 33

19 AQHA Service Desk AQHA STAFF WILL BE AVAILABLE IN THE AUCTION AREA to assist members with, and in some cases, IMMEDIATELY PROCESS Transfers Of Ownership Change Registration Certificates to reflect Geldings Incentive Fund nominations for eligible foals or stallions Memberships Pedigree & Records Research May help expedite other AQHA paperwork matters. 34

20 AQHA Incentive Fund Nomination Deadlines The following are the General Rules and Regulations for Nominations to the AQHA Incentive Fund Subject to Conditions of Rule 479 in the AQHA Official Handbook Foals sired by stallions nominated to the AQHA Incentive Fund for the breeding year in which the foal was conceived, may be nominated at the time registration is applied for, or, on or before its twenty-fourth month of age, to be eligible for lifetime participation in the Incentive Fund Program. They may do so provided that the foal has not earned 1/2 point or more at an AQHA approved event, and provided that the foal has not reached its twenty-fourth month of age. Nomination fees must be received in U.S. Funds. Nomination Deadlines...Fees Foaling date to the 7 month birthdate... $ Eighth month birthdate to 12 month birthdate... $ Thirteenth month to 18 month birthdate... $1, Nineteenth month to 24 month birthdate... $2, Absolutely no foals will be accepted after the twenty-fourth month of age. AQHA s charge for Incentive Fund nomination is determined by the actual age of the horse according to the date the nomination and fee are received in the Association office, as evidenced by AQHA s date stamp. In this catalog 2008 FOALS stating ELIGIBLE FOR NOMINATION TO THE AQHA INCENTIVE FUND may not yet be nominated and are represented by the consignor to be eligible. STALLION NOMINATION to AQHA Incentive Fund Stallions must be nominated to the AQHA Incentive Fund by NOVEMBER 30, 2008 for the 2009 breeding season. Stallions may be nominated after that date, however, certain conditions or penalties may apply. Refer to the AQHA Rulebook or inquire at the AQHA Service Desk at the Sale. 35

21 Parentage Verification All Foals of 2007 and 2008 have been Parentage Verified unless otherwise announced In some cases one parent may have died or may have been unavailable for DNA testing. These foals will be DNA tested and possibly verified to a sire. ATTENTION!! For horses descended from the AQHA stallion, IMPRESSIVE Horses descended from the stallion, IMPRESSIVE, AQHA Registration No may possess the genetic defect for the condition HYPP ("Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis ). For horses that have tested positive and horses that have not been tested, AQHA registration certificates will display the following note: This horse has an ancestor known to carry HYPP, designated under AQHA rules as a genetic defect. AQHA recommends testing to confirm presence or absence of this gene. HYPP DEFINITIONS N/N - Negative for HYPP - Should not show symptoms or reproduce the defective gene. N/H or H/N - Positive (Heterozygous) for HYPP - May show symptoms or reproduce the defective gene. H/H - Positive (Homozygous) for HYPP - May show symptoms and will reproduce the positive gene. Not Tested or Not reported - The HYPP status is not known or has not been reported to P.A.S., Inc. The buyer must assume the risk that the horse could be Positive for HYPP. In this Catalog where HYPP Status has been stated, verification has been given by the Consignor or by AQHA records. Please Listen carefully for updates on horses who may have been listed in the catalog as Not Tested or Not Reported. For more information on HYPP, please ask for a brochure at the Sale Office or from AQHA. 37

22 IMPORTANT - Bidders Take Notice The World Championship Show Sale FIRST - Although this Sale is held in conjunction with The AQHA World Championship Show, Purchaser hereby acknowledges that The American Quarter Horse Association is not responsible for the warranties of the Sales Company or the Consignor. As to horses descended from the stallion, IMPRESSIVE, AQHA Registration No , if they have been tested for HYPP ("Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis ), at the University of California at Davis; Oklahoma Blood Institute, Oklahoma City; Stormont Labs, CA, Shelterwood Lab, Carthage, TX; or Mann Equitest, Inc., Guelph, Ontario, Canada; and NSW Agriculture, Austrialia, the results of the test are shown with the other information concerning the horses. If such horses have not been so tested, the designation Not tested for HYPP ("Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis ) is disclosed along with the other information concerning the particular horse. SECOND - Horses are offered for sale according to the laws of the state of Oklahoma. Rights of consignors to bid are reserved unless otherwise announced. THIRD - There is no warranty expressed or implied by the sales company, auctioneer, sponsors, owner or consignor, as to the performing soundness, merchantibility or fitness for any particular purpose of any horse offered in this sale, other than those made specifically by the consignor. All horses are sold as is with all existing conditions and defects, except as set forth below in conditions eleventh, twelfth or thirteenth. FOURTH - Terms of sale are cash and payment in full must be made within 30 minutes of the completion of the session in which the horse sells. Absentee and Online Bidders must pre-register and make advance payment to PROFESSIONAL AUCTION SERVICES, INC. Pay the cashier in all cases. Method of payment shall be Cash, Cashier s or Certified Check, Personal Check (with proper bank letter of guarantee or introduction and picture identification, such as driver s license), Traveler s Checks or MasterCard, Visa, or American Express. Foreign credit cards cannot be accepted. NO BANK DRAFTS. Checks must be made payable to PROFESSIONAL AUCTION SERVICES, INC. A Buyer s Premium of 3% will be added to the purchase price. The Buyer s Premium will be discounted for the part of purchases paid by cash or check. In no case may any part of the purchase price be paid directly to the consignor by the purchaser and such payment shall not be valid or entitle the buyer to obtain the horse. Foreign Buyers must pay with a check drawn on a U.S. Bank, American Currency or International Money Order. Buyer agrees not to stop payment on check for any reason. A fee of $50.00 will be charged on any check that is returned. FIFTH - Bidding Procedure: The person making the highest bid recognized by the Auctioneer shall be the buyer. The Auctioneer shall immediately present the buyer with a document entitled Acknowledgement of Purchase for signature. Should such presentation not be made prior to commencement of bidding on the next lot offered, the buyer shall forthwith identify himself/herself to 38 CONDITIONS OF SALE auctioneer as buyer and sign Acknowledgement of Purchase. In the event that

23 a person other than the recognized buyer signs the Acknowledgement of Purchase, such action shall not give such other person any right or title, and immediately that such erroneous signing of the Acknowledgement of Purchase becomes known to the auctioneer, he shall cause the Acknowledgement of Purchase to be presented to the recognized buyer for signature. If the highest bidder fails to immediately execute the Acknowledgement of Purchase or otherwise fails to comply with the Conditions of Sale, or in the event of a mistake by the Auctioneer, Professional Auction Services, Inc. (hereinafter may be referred to as P.A.S., Inc.) reserves the option to re-sell the animal and such resale shall terminate all obligations of P.A.S., Inc. and consignor to honor any bid. The Auctioneer has the right to decline any bids made by parties who have defaulted in former purchases or by persons, who in his judgement are not responsible bidders. Minimum acceptable advances in bidding are $50 up to $1,000 and $100 thereafter. SIXTH - BUYERS ASSUME ALL EXPENSES AND RISKS ON HORSES AFTER THEY HAVE BEEN STRUCK DOWN TO THEM. Upon receiving payment for the horse the cashier will issue receipt. Buyer must present the pink copy of the receipt to security at the time the horse is removed from the grounds. All horses must be removed from sale grounds by Noon of the day following the last day of the World Show. Failure to remove the horse for any reason will obligate the buyer to pay all costs associated with board and transportation of the horse. Buyer is responsible for the care of the horse immediately. SEVENTH - All registration papers will be withheld by the sale management until all checks clear the bank (approximately 21 days) at which time they will be mailed, with completed transfer reports to AQHA for Quarter Horses and to the buyer for other breeds. NOTE: If any buyer desires to obtain papers immediately, horses must be paid for with cash or cashier's check. EIGHTH - IF ANY PERSON SHALL PURCHASE A HORSE AND NOT PAY FOR IT AS PRESCRIBED ABOVE, the sale management or consignor shall have the right to resell the horse, or at their option, bring legal action in which event buyer agrees to pay all cost of such suit together with reasonable attorney fees as fixed by the court. In the event of resale the defaulting buyer agrees to pay all costs of resale and price deficiency, if any. Interest of 1-1/2% per month will be charged on the unpaid balance of any account not paid for as set forth in these conditions. NINTH - Every effort has been made to assure correctness of the catalog but Professional Auction Services, Inc., the sale management and auctioneers are not responsible for errors or omissions and assume no liability on the part of the seller as to any such statements, either verbal or written regarding horses sold. All statements and corrections at the sale will supersede the catalog. TENTH - Professional Auction Services, Inc., auctioneers and clerks do not act for or represent the buyer or seller, but merely provide a medium for bringing together the buyer and seller for the purpose of sales transactions. Professional Auction Services, Inc. and sales personnel assume no responsibility whatsoever to anyone for blemishes, defects, the physical condition or health of any horse and makes no warranties or representations of any kind in the sale. The Consignor hereby specifically waives all implied warranties of fitness and merchantability. ALL RESPONSIBILITY FOR REPRESENTATIONS LIES BETWEEN THE CONSIGNOR AND THE BUYER. ELEVENTH - Broodmares will be guaranteed only to have been bred to stallions 39

24 as indicated. No guarantee is made of pregnancy status or eventual foaling unless made specifically by consignor. No return privileges or live foal guarantees accompany mares unless stated by consignor with proof in writing of such agreement issued by stallion owner. Each broodmare selling as bred to a stallion will have been examined by a veterinarian within 10 (ten) days of the Sale Date and reported at the sale as in foal, open or barren, or bred (meaning an insufficient amount of time has passed to determine pregnancy). Any purchaser of a broodmare sold in this sale may have the mare examined by an acceptable veterinarian within 12 hours after the start of the session in which the horse sells and before the horse leaves the sale premises. Any broodmare so examined whose pregnancy or breeding soundness status is found not to be as represented at the time of sale, may be returned to the consignor as unsold, and the consignor shall pay veterinarian s fee for examination. TWELFTH - Consignor has the responsibility to notify the sales management in writing prior to the sale of any unsoundness of any nature known to him and they will be announced at time of sale. BUYER HAS THE RIGHT TO HAVE A LIMITED VETERINARY EXAMINATION WITHIN 12 HOURS OF THE START OF THE SESSION IN WHICH THE HORSE SELLS AND BEFORE THE HORSE LEAVES THE SALE PREMISES. If a qualified veterinarian finds the horse not to be sound for the advertised purpose, and presents a certificate stating such to P.A.S., Inc. within the 12 hour period, the consignor will accept the return of horse as unsold and hereby authorizes Professional Auction Services, Inc. to refund the purchase price. This examination will be limited to moving the horse for soundness on riding horses, and checking the reproductive tract on breeding horses, as well as checking for conditions as stated in Condition Thirteenth. Positive reaction to flexion tests and hoof testers does not constitute unsoundness, if the horse is moving sound. These tests should be a part of a prepurchase examination. THE BUYER HAS THE RESPONSIBILITY TO EXAMINE HORSES BEFORE BIDDING. THIRTEENTH - The consignor has the responsibility to notify the sales management in writing prior to the sale of the fact that the horse is a cribber, a weaver, unsound of eyes or wind, a cryptorchid, monorchid or ridgling, parrot mouthed, has had major surgery or a serious illness, has been nerved, has foundered prior to this Sale, has a lameness due to navicular disorder, osteoarthritis of a joint or other bone abnormality, or a neurological disorder including but not limited to EPM or wobbles, and these conditions must be stated in the catalog or announced when the horse is sold. If a buyer discovers such a condition in the horse which was not stated to the sales management by the consignor, as required and specified above, and NOT stated in the catalog or announced at the time of the sale, and the horse had such a condition at the time of sale, the buyer may have grounds to reject the horse. The buyer must deliver to Professional Auction Services, Inc. a WRITTEN STATEMENT FROM A QUALIFIED VETERINARIAN within five (5) days of the date of the sale establishing the existence of the condition, in detail. The veterinarian s statement shall include a description of the procedures performed during the examination, the results which caused the veterinarian to diagnose the condition, and state how it was determined that the condition existed prior to the sale. If the veterinarian s statement is inconclusive or is not complete with the information required above, Professional Auction Services, Inc. may disallow the claim and pay the consignor. 40

25 FOURTEENTH - If the consignor disputes the diagnosis by the buyer s veterinarian for conditions stated in Condition Thirteenth above, that were not stated in the catalog or disclosed before the horse was sold, then P.A.S., Inc. may appoint an equine veterinarian of its choice to determine the condition of the horse. The examination of the appointed veterinarian shall be limited to the disputed condition. The appointed veterinarian may inspect the horse and may apply such diagnostic testing and procedures as deemed to be appropriate. The appointed veterinarian may also confer with the consignor and the buyer and the buyer s veterinarian, and may review available veterinary medical history including confering with prior veterinarians having knowledge of the horse, and may review the report and supporting information supplied by the buyer s veterinarian. The decision of the appointed veterinarian shall be final in all respects and P.A.S., Inc. shall allow or disallow the rejection of the horse by the buyer consistent with the opinion of the appointed veterinarian. The buyer has the duty to present the horse for examination with the appointed veterinarian in cooperation with the veterinarian s schedule and has the duty to provide board, necessary farrier and veterinary care, and transportation until the dispute is resolved. The appointed veterinarian shall be within a reasonable proximity to the buyer. If rejection by the buyer is allowed by P.A.S., Inc., the consignor shall pay the cost of services of the appointed veterinarian and the buyer may recover from consignor any direct costs related to care of the horse. Risk of loss passes back to consignor immediately upon notice of decision by P.A.S., Inc. to allow rejection by the buyer and consignor shall immediately make arrangements to take possession of the horse. FIFTEENTH - In the event a horse is returned to the consignor in accordance with the conditions ELEVENTH, TWELFTH OR THIRTEENTH, the consignor agrees to pay all reasonable costs involved with the sale and return of the horse, including transportation, board and appropriate sale fees. If legal action is initiated by any party, for any horse entered in this auction, the Seller and Buyer, jointly and severally, agree to indemnify P.A.S., Inc., from such suit including legal fees and all related costs incurred by P.A.S., Inc. SIXTEENTH - The sale management shall not be bound by any oral or written agreement or alleged agreement varying from these CONDITIONS OF SALE between the buyer and the consignor unless agreed to by the sale management, and any controversy or claim between the buyer and the seller arising under any such agreement shall be a matter for their resolution. SEVENTEENTH - Buyers and spectators are cautioned to be careful while on the grounds and particularly while horses are being sold or shown in the sale ring. Management is not responsible for accidents. EIGHTEENTH - Admission to the premises constitutes your agreement to be photographed, filmed, videotaped or otherwise recorded in connection with the shows and sales and other events at the World Championship Show Sale and related activities and your agreement that your likeness and voice may be broadcasted, distributed or displayed in connection with any promotion created from these events without any compensation being paid to you. The taking of photographs and the making of drawings or paintings of the World Championship Show Sale and related activities are permitted for personal use only. All commercial uses are prohibited without the express written consent of Professional Auction Services, Inc. NINTEENTH - Oklahoma State Fair and the American Quarter Horse Association assume NO responsibility for the sale or for accidents on the grounds. 41

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27 201 Rodder Some More Consigned by Haylo Farm & Land, LLC Rodder Some More April 13, 2007 Bay Gelding Radical Rodder Zip Me Some More 1991 Hotrodders Jet Set Flashy Bar Flower Sheza Fancy Mac 201 Zippo Pat Bars Dollie Pine Mac Bar Dee Fancy Blue Chip NOTES: Rodder Some More has breeding at it s best. By Radical Rodder and out of a top producing mare. His full brother has earned 70 points & $19,727. Nominated to the AQHA Incentive Fund. Eligible for Just For Pleasure and NSBA. By RADICAL RODDER (1991). Earner of 91 points and $19,787: World Champion Senior Western Pleasure Horse; Congress Senior Western Pleasure Reserve Champion; Reserve High Point Senior Western Pleasure Champion. A NSBA Top 15 All-Time Leading Sire. Zip Me Some More,. 112 points & $7,072: top 10, Congress 2-Year-Old Open Western Pleasure Futurity; ROM. Dam of 12 foals, 8 performers-- MORE RADICAL (g. by Radical Rodder). 70 points & $19,427: 7th, Reichert Pleasure Celebration 2-Year-Old $250,000 Open Western Pleasure Challenge; top 10, 2007 World Show Jr Western Pleasure; Open & Amateur ROM. ZIP ME ONLY (f. by Invitation Only). 19 points & $18,066: 3rd, Southern Belle Invitational 3-Year-Old Slot Novice Horse Open Western Pleasure; ROM. HOT BLAZIN ANGEL (f. by Blazing Hot). 5.5 points & $13,828: 5th, 2007 Southern Belle Invitational 3-Year-Old Slot Novice Horse Open Pleasure. Cool Zippin Version (g. by Good Version) points & $5,146: Reichert Pleasure Celebration NSBA 2-Year-Old Open Hunter Under Saddle Champion; 2007 NSBA Breeders Championship Futurity 3-Year-Old Non- Pro Hunter Under Saddle Gold Reserve Champion. Sheza Fancy Mac, by Mac Bar Dee. Dam of-- MCZIPPO (). 1,024 points & $15,511: 5th, 2007 World Show Sr Trail; Congress Novice/Youth Jr Trail Reserve Champion; AZ Sun Circuit High Point Novice/Youth; Open Superior Trail & Western Pleasure; Youth Superior Trail, Showmanship & Western Pleasure; 255 Novice/Youth points. Zip Me Some More (). Above. Fancy Blue Chip, by Custus Jaguar. Dam of -- ZIPS CHOCOLATE CHIP (). NSBA Hall of Fame; World Champion Junior Western Pleasure Horse. The AQHA s #3 All-Time Leading Sire of Open Point-Earners; NSBA #2 All-Time Leading Sire. JUST PLAIN MAC (Mac Bar Dee). AQHYA World Champion Working Hunter & Hunter Hack; AQHYA Reserve World Champion Working Hunter and Open Sr Hunter Hack; High Point Working Hunter. svp 9/08 Doc s Hotrodder Miss Clique Bar Flower Sumpth n Flashy

28 202 Doubledippedinchips Consigned by Jim and Pat Eason Doubledippedinchips March 30, 2005 Bay Gelding Chipped In Chocolate Zipadipado 1997 Zips Chocolate Chip The Belle O Boston Zips Chipped Watch Ima Van A Billity 202 Fancy Blue Chip Boston Mac Miss Leo Moore Zips Chocolate Chip Eyed Watch Cookie Jeanies Star Dust Razorbacks Delight NOTES: Doubledippedinchips has six months of professional training. He is very smooth, gentle and easy to train. A very smart colt. By CHIPPED IN CHOCOLATE (1995). Earner of $24,976: Champion of the Congress Open & Limited Open Western Pleasure Futurities. Sire of TRULY CHIPPED (2008 IBHA World Champion Amateur Hunter Under Saddle, 2008 IBHA Reserve World Champion Open Jr Hunter Under Saddle), THE COCO BANDIT (PHBA World Championship Open Western Pleasure Derby Champion), ZIPS FINEST CHOCLATE (239 points: Open & Amateur Superior Amateur Western Pleasure; 2008 Select World Show qualifier Horsemanship and Western Pleasure), MOS DOC CHOCOLATE (182 points & $4,365 AIF: Amateur Superior Western Horsemanship in 2008; 2008 World Show qualifier Amateur Performance Halter Gelding), THE ROYAL CHIP (162.5 points: Youth AQHA Champion; Open Performance ROM), THE BROWN BANDIT (145.5 points: Superior Western Pleasure; Open & Amateur Halter ROM; Amateur Performance ROM), CHIPPED BY CHOICE (Canadian National Novice Youth Horsemanship Champion, 128 novice points). Son of ZIPS CHOCOLATE CHIP (1985). NSBA Hall of Fame; World Champion Junior Western Pleasure Horse, winning under all five judges. The AQHA s #3 All-Time Leading Sire of Open Point-Earners, #4 All-Time Leading Sire of Open Performance ROM; NSBA #2 All-Time Leading Sire and an APHA All-Time Leading Sire, siring the earners of 38,005 points, 581 ROM and 231 Superior awards, 31 World/ Reserve World Championships and $1,842,479. Zipadipado, by Zips Chipped Watch. Dam of 5 foals, no performers to date. Ima Van A Billity, by Jeanies Star Duster. Dam of 1 foal. Razorbacks Delight, by Razorback Bill. Dam of-- Frosty Day Morn (Vans Twoeyed Flash). 74 points: Open & Amateur Performance ROM. Dam of-- Doubled My Pleasure points: money-earner in the Oregon QHA Great NW Futurity 3-Year-Old Non-Pro Western Pleasure; Open Performance ROM. Huntin In The Frost. 5 Open & Youth Performance points. 4th dam Adams Gal 1, by Silver Pecos. Dam of-- Razorback Copper (Razorback Bill). 3 Open & Youth Performance points. svp 10/08

29 203 Breezy Summer Day Consigned by Mary Webre Breezy Summer Day 1999 Bay Mare BRED TO IOTA INVEST A Passing Breeze Zipfulla Charm 1994 Barpasser Ms Winter Breeze Handfulla Charm 203 Senor Bardeck Ranch Bars Vandy Isle Breeze Jato s Baby Zippo Pat Bars Dollie Pine Dan Dee Kid Royal Charmer NOTES: Breezy Summer Day is a very pretty mare with impeccable breeding, conformation and quality of movement. Her sire was the #1 money-earning 2- year-old and was sold to Australia where he is a top sire. Her maternal grandam was a multiple World and Congress Champion. An opportunity for the discerning buyer. Last BRED on May 17, 2008 to IOTA INVEST. Foal in utero eligible for the AQHA Incentive Fund. PRODUCE RECORD: 2003 Dress Western Day, f. by A Passing Breeze Zippo Casino, g. by Zippos Old Gold. 2.5 Open Performance points Gold Summer Breeze, f. by Zippos Old Gold. A PASSING BREEZE (1992). Earner of $21,344 and 57 western pleasure points: NSBA #1 High Point 2-Year-Old Champion; Champion of the Solid Gold, Tulsa Summer Circuit, Tom Powers and ISBA Pleasure Jubilee Western Pleasure Futurities; Heartbeat 2-Year-Old Western Pleasure Co-Champion; top 10, AQHA World Championship Junior Western Pleasure and Congress Open Derby; Superior Western Pleasure. Sire of SLOWLY PASSIN BREEZE (212 points and $9,844: AQHA High Point Western Pleasure Stallion twice; Superior Western Pleasure), ZIPPIN THE BREEZE ($17,506 and 107 points: Midwest Classic NSBA 3-Year-Old Non-Pro Western Pleasure Champion; Southern Belle NSBA 2-Year-Old Limited Non-Pro Pleasure Champion; Amateur & Youth Performance ROM). Zipfulla Charm, by. Dam of 8 foals, 1 performer, not a point earner. HANDFULLA CHARM, by Dan Dee Kid. 1,258 points: World Champion Open Jr & Sr Western Riding; Reserve World Champion Jr Trail Horse; 3rd, World Show Jr Western Riding; 4th, World Show Jr Trail Horse; Congress Champion Sr Trail Horse; Congress Reserve Champion Sr Western Riding; AQHYA Champion; AQHYA Performance Champion; top 10, AQHYA High Point All-Around Horse. Dam of 1 other foal. Royal Chamer, by Lufty. 32 points: Open Performance ROM & NCHA moneyearner. Dam of-- Royal Lynn Anne. 12 points: Open Performance ROM. Dam of-- Rose Ann Creek. 8.5 AQHA & 638 PHBA points. Buck s Royal Lady. Dam of-- Miss Pixie Lady. 8 Open Performance points. Dam of-- Capitol Call points & $3,937: NRCHA World Champion Youth Bridle; NRCHA Novice/Non-Pro Bridle National Champion; 7th, AQHYA World Show Working Cow Horse. svp 10/08

30 204 Im Your Romeo Consigned by 7 Bar, Agent for Linda Eppes and Stephanie Black Im Your Romeo 2004 Bay Gelding Zippos Old Gold Zippin You Bet 2000 Goldy Jack Zippin Bonanza Flash Tomball Lady Zippo Pat Bars Dollie Pine Two Eyed Jack Midnight Gold Flashy Zipper Tes Rosebud The Invested Uvalde Rose 204 NOTES: Im Your Romeo is a beautiful boy with lots of curb appeal. He is an excellent mover with beautiful conformation. He has had professional training and needs to be shown off. Nominated to the AQHA Incentive Fund. By ZIPPOS OLD GOLD (1984). Earner of 3 halter points. A 2007 AQHA top 10 Leading Sire of Performance Point-Earners and an All-Time Leading Sire of Performance ROM; NSBA #3 All-Time Leading Sire, siring the AQHA earners of 28,871 points, 403 ROM, 166 Superiors, 7 World/Reserve World Champions and over $800,000, including TEXAS T BONE ($62,195: Congress Non-Pro Western Pleasure Futurity Champion; NSBA #1 Non-Pro 2- Year-Old; Reichert 2-Year-Old Open & Non-Pro Stakes Champion), ZIPPOS COWGIRL ($60,840 and 591 points: World Champion Junior Western Pleasure Horse; High Point Western Pleasure Champion; Congress Maturity Champion and Junior Pleasure Champion). ZippinYou Bet, by Zippin Bonanza Flash. Dam of 5 foals, no performers to date. Tomball Lady, by The Invester. Earner of 1 Open Halter point. Dam of-- Heavy Sensation (The Heavy Hitter). 30 Open Halter & Performance points. Sucha Special Lady (Ima Special Bar). Dam of-- Sucha Intimidator. Earner of 4.5 Open & Amateur Halter points. Pages Center Fold (Page Impressive). Dam of-- Designated Playboy. Earner of 3.5 Open Halter points. Uvalde Rose, by Uvalde King. Dam of-- THE PROSPECTUS (The Invester). 113 points: 6th, World Show Weanling Stallions; Open Superior Western Pleasure. Triple Red Rose (Triple s Image). Dam of-- INSPIRATION SEEKER points: AQHYA Champion. Fantasy Seeker. 49 points: Open Halter ROM. Dam of-- Seeking The Kid points & $1,965: finalist, AQHYA World Show 2- Year-Old Gelding; Regional Experience Reserve Champion Open & Amateur 2-Year-Old Gelding; Open, Amateur & Youth Halter ROM. 4th dam Red Sari, by Red Granite. Granddam of-- TE LIGHTFUL. 301 points: & $6,852: top 10, World Show Senior Western Pleasure; 5th, Congress Open Senior Western Pleasure; Open & Amateur Western Pleasure. Dam of-- The Strip Te points: International High Point Hunter Under Saddle. Telightfully Good points: Amateur Performance ROM. Good Potential points & $1,902: split 3rd, ISBA Jubilee 2-Year-Old Non-Pro Western Pleasure; Open Performance ROM. svp 9/08