It’s a gorgeous afternoon in West Union, IA as preparations continue for the 30 Something Sale this evening and the Field of Dreams Finale tomorrow.

The lineup is as impressive as for past Field of Dreams Sales which have yielded numerous national show winners and Grand Champions. There is a good variety of high genomic individuals, fancy show heifers and cattle with deep, deep pedigrees, both Holsteins and Jerseys.

Here’s a peek at some of the individuals selling tonight and tomorrow with more photos to come! Lots with ‘S’ indicate animals selling in tonight’s 30 Something sale.

As always, there is a beautiful group of Jersey heifers.

Michael Heath & Katie Phend get the exact info on Lot 2B – RJR Sid 3275-ET, a 9/12 Sid daughter out of RJR Sanchez 1914-ET (EX-92), the Sanchez daughter of RJR-BH Goldwyn 1154-ET (EX-95), the Grand Champion of the IA State Fair and IA State Show in 2011.

Lot 14 – Ms Velvet Epic Vine-ET, a 7/12 Epic daughter of DeBoer Gldwyn Snow Velvet-ET (EX-93), the All-American and All-Canadian Junior 3-Year-Old in 2010.

Lot 20 – Legendholm-N Angie, a 3/12 Sid out of Nabholz-H Armani-ET (EX-91), the Shottle daughter of Exels Goldwyn Anna 13384 (EX-94), Reserve Grand Champion of the IL State Show in 2012, then back to Chief Adeen.

Lot 25 – TJ-Kasper Goldwyn Leasia-ET, a 9/12 Goldwyn out of Gordie Hi-Metro Lucille (EX-93)

Lot 26 – Budjon-JK Litning Storm-ET, a VG-87 Lylehaven Lightning due in July to Gold Chip out of Budjon-JK Linjet Eileen-ET (EX-96 4E GMD DOM), then EX-96 3E Elegance.

Lot 38 – Fradon Spectrum July, a 7/12 Spectrum daughter out of Del-Hollow-I Destry Jae (VG-85-CAN), then four more EX-CAN dams from the Jodie family.

Lot J29 – Random Luck K Juliet, a senior 2-year-old Kenai fresh in April out of Random Luck Joy (EX-90), then Gil-Bar Sparkler Jolene (EX-91).

Lot S17 – Ocean-View Admiral Zamira, a 12/12 Admiral out of Ocean-View Blitz Zandra (EX-92), then Mandel Zandra (EX-95 2E GMD DOM).

Left: Lot J39 – BHF-SSF Raptor Ivory, a 9/12 Raptor out of an EX Bellevue, then and EX-90 Furor
Right: Lot J17 – Duckett Nabholz Sadie-ET, a 12/12 Shocker out of GD Comerica Sophie (EX-91), the Intermediate Champion at the WI Spring Show in 2011.

Left: Lot J21 – Lyon Jade Addie, an 11/10 Jade due July 1st out of an EX-91 Golden Boy dam
Right: Lot 31 – Schulte Bros TB Gingerale-ET, a 9/11 Tbone out of a VG-87 Vindication, then Mi Wil Deluxe Gorgeous EX-92

Lot S12 – Nabholz-Legend Acme Aria-ET, a 3/13 Acme out of Exels Goldwyn Anna 13384-ET (EX-94), a many-time show winner out of Amlaird Lee Amber (VG-88), then Chief Adeen (EX-94 DOM).

Lot S23 – Miss Licorice Uno Lavish, a 10/12 Numero Uno daughter of RockyMountain Tal Licorice-ET (EX-95), the All-American 4-Year-Old in 2011, then ten more VG & EX dams from the Lydia family.

Lot S29 – Heath-Dyment Marissa-ET, a 1/13 polled Meridian at +1995 GTPI +2.92T out of Pine-Tree 1258 Mity 4771-ET, a Mitey P out of the Rudy Missy family. A maternal sister to the Mitey P is the dam of Mogul.

Lot 6 – Stranshome Sid Skylar-ET, a 3/12 Sid who was 1st spring yearling at the Midwest Spring National Show out of Quality-Ridge Ruben Sandy (EX-94).

Lot 1 – Hanover-Hill Preci Bunny-ET, a junior 2-year-old Alexander fresh in April out of RJR Jeeves 1830-ET (VG-88), then EX-95 RJR-BH Goldwyn 1154-ET.

Lot 55 – Go-Sho I Will Remember U-ET, a 4-year-old Jasper fresh in March from Go-Sho Bonvoyage Royale (EX-94), then two more EX dams.

Lot S13 – 3/13 Alexander out of BVK Atwood Alex-ET, a full sister to BVK Atwood Arianna, the All-American and All-Canadian Junior 2-Year-Old in 2012.

Lot J16 – Duckett Nabholz BS Sassy, a 7/12 Blackstone out of GD Comerica Sophie (EX-91), the Intermediate Champion of the Wisconsin Spring Show in 2011.

Norm’s pride and joy – Morningview Destry Lani (VG-88 @ 2-07) – is on display in the sale arena for tonight’s pre-sale social. Sired by Destry, Lani is out of Morningview Shtl Lucy (EX-90 2E DOM), then eight more VG & EX dams from the Lead Maes.

Morningview Destry Lani (VG-88) from the rear

Next to Lani is her 3/1/13 Runner-P-Red calf, Nabholz Fond Leah-Red. She sells tonight in the 30 Something Sale and is a big, fancy, red polled heifer from ten generations of VG & EX cows.

Gretchen Taylor did a beautiful job creating the banner and landscaping the sale ring.

The 2013 UMass 4-H Beef and Dairy Camp that was
held the weekend of May 18-19, 2013 in Northampton/Amherst, MA. This is the
tenth year that they have offered the Dairy Camp and fourth year for the Beef
Camp. On Saturday, we had 161 youth and parents participate in the camp. Our
camp is unique since there is a Parent Camp offered on Saturday to give the
parents the opportunity to learn about showing, nutrition, leasing animals,
trailering, etc. Youth can bring one animal to camp that are housed at the
fairgrounds and the youth and chaperones stay in UMass Dorms so they are
given the opportunity to get exposed to the University of Massachusetts
Amherst and “Dorm Life”. On Saturday, a Novice and Advanced Camp is held
for both Beef and Dairy. A copy (follows) of the Camp Agenda for both
camps to give you an idea of the camper’s day. In the evening, a BBQ was
hosted by UMass at the Campus Center and former 4-H MA members/ college
students, Katie Shaw, Chandler Stevens and Regina Grover hosted the “Minute
to Win It” game. Ninety-nine youth stayed for the weekend. On Sunday AM, a
breakfast buffet started off the day with the Associate Dean of the College
of Natural Sciences, Dr. Stephen Herbert greeting the group. The Dairy
Campers spent the morning at Mapleline Farm participating in Fitting (Ryan
Rida), Showing (Zachary Woodis) and Farm Business Analysis (Dr. Susan
Martson). The youth also enjoyed the AI Workshop with Dr. Katie Beltaire,
DVM. Joyce Thomas has been a camp regular for the past four years and offers
the popular Hoof Care Workshop.

Youth came from MA, CT, RI, VT, NY, and NH. Past campers have had done very
well in Showmanship contests: In 2012, the Reserve Champion Showman at the
Big E, 1st Place Senior at World Dairy Expo, and two were in the finals at
the Premier National Junior Show Contest.

MA ADVANCED DAIRY CATTLE CAMP
“Showing – It Takes Passion”
May 18 & 19, 2013

SATURDAY, May 18th
8:30 am – 9:00 am Registration
9:00 am – 9:30 am Meet & Greet
9:30 am – 10:00 am Halter Making
10:00 am -11:00 am Risks when working with Animals (rotation)
and
Who Should I use for a sire?

11:00 am -12:00 pm Nutrition – Andrew Samuelson
12:00 pm -12:45 pm Lunch
12:45 pm – 1:30 pm “What is that Called?” – Krisanne Koebke
1:30 pm – 2:30 pm

Cattletherapy – Paul Dunn
Or
DNA & Genes – Kim Pond
2:45 pm – 3:45 pm AI Workshop with Dr. Katie Beltaire
3:50 pm – 4:30 pm Hoof Health – Joyce Thomas
4:45 pm – 5:45 pm Judging & Linear Appraisal – Karl Hartshorn
5:50 pm Leave for UMass Campus
6:30 pm – 8:30 pm Dinner (BBQ) & Entertainment (Contest)

SUNDAY, May 19th
7:45 am – 8:30 am Breakfast
8:45 am – 9:00 am Leave for Mapleline Farm
9:00 am – 11:45 am Clipping- Ryan Rida
& Farm Analysis – Dr. Susan Marston
11:45 am – 12:15 pm Lunch -
12:15 pm – 2:30 pm Fitting & Clipping plus Showmanship – Ryan Rida and Zachary Woodis
2:30 pm – 3:00 pm Awards/Final Thoughts
3:00 pm Leave for home

2013 Beef Camp Agenda

Saturday May 18th:
8:00-9:00am Registration/Washing of Cattle.
9:00-9:15am Introductions.

9:30-10:45am Session I
Advanced Fitting with Kevin Woolam
Or
Fitting 101 with Kevin O’Malley, Shannon O’Malley and Julie Roberts.

11:00-12:00pm Session II
Nutrition with Kevin Woolam
Or
Showmanship 101 with Kevin O’Malley, Shannon O’Malley and Julie Roberts.

12:00-12:45pm Lunch.

12:45-1:15pm Halter Making.

1:30-2:30pm Session III
The Showbox, taking care of your equipment with Kevin Woolam.
OR
Cattletherapy with Paul Dunn

2:45-3:45pm Session IV
AI Workshop with Dr. Katie Beltaire

4:00-4:30pm Day campers Depart (certificates), chores for two day campers.
4:30-5:30pm Cuts of Beef with Katie Murdock.
6:30 – 8:30pm Dinner – UMass Campus

Sunday May 19th:
9:00-10:00am Morning chores.
10:00-11:00am Skill-a-thon.
11:00-12:15pm Showmanship with our Judge Scott Brundage. – Sr., Int., Jr. and. Novices
12:15-1:00pm Lunch
1:00-3:00pm Judging with Oral reasons with our judge Scott Brundage.
3:00-3:30pm Awards/Final thoughts.
3:30pm Depart.

The Magic of Morningview Tag Sale gets underway today at the farm in Durango, IA and we’ve got a few preview pictures of some of the 100 lots selling today and tomorrow!

You can view the online catalog here and the latest sale updates here!

Lot 2 – Morningview Mgl Renea-ET – a 10/12 *RC Mogul daughter at +2377 GTPI out of Morningview Super Roxy (VG-86 GTPI +2174). Renea is the #2 *RC Mogul in the breed and the #10 *RC heifer overall in the breed and sells with several contrats.

Lot 3 – Morningview Mgl Rachel-ET, a 10/12 *RC full sister to Renea, pictured above. Rachel is the #3 *RC Mogul in the breed and also sells with several contracts. These heifers are backed by 10 generations of VG & EX Roxy dams!

Lot 7 – Morningview Uno Regina-ET, a 11/12 *RC Numero Uno at +2377 GTPI out of Morningview Super Roxy (VG-86 GTPI +2174). Regina is the #4 *RC Uno in the breed and sells with contracts!

Lot 11 – Morningview Alchemy Rachel, a 8/12 *RC Alchemy at +2311 GTPI out of Super Roxy.

Lot 39 – Morningview Lthm Liv-ET, a 12/12 Lithium at +2251 GTPI out of Morningview Shtl Lucy-ET (EX-90 2E DOM), an 11th generation VG or EX from the Lead Maes.

Lot 45 – Morningview Oddy Libby, a 12/12 O-Daddy at +2279 GTPI out of Morningview Destry Lori-ET (VG-85), the Destry daughter of Shtl Lucy.

Lot 46 – Morningview Lithium Lexi-ET, a 9/12 *RC Lithium at +2279 GTPI out of Morningview Destry Lori-ET (VG-85), the Destry daughter of Shtl Lucy.

Lot 64 – Morningview Bookem Macy-ET, a 12/11 Bookem at +2196 GTPI out of Morningview Shtle Madilyn-ET (EX-94 2E GMD DOM).

Lot 65 – Morningview Mogul Mikki-ET, a 8/12 Mogul at +2150 GTPI out of EX-94 2E GMD DOM Morningview Shtle Madilyn.

How many Holstein personalities can you identify?

The sale tent is up, the ring is set and the tradition of Oakfield’s “finest” offering to you is ready for your inspection.

Lot 33 Peoti +2364GTPI

Lot 40 Mogul +2331GTPI

Lot 30 MOGUL +2362GTPI

Lot 39 Mogul +2458 GTPI

Lot 26 Numero Uno +2456GTPI

Lot 32 Detour +2029GTPI

Lot 6 Fever x W-K-V Chantel-ET (VG-87,2y)

Lot 1 Goldwyn x Cowtown Durham Luella-ET (EX-94)

Lot 73 Sid x EX-94 Danville-ML Margaux-ET

Lot 14 Atwood x Penn-Gate Storm Fleurel-ET (2E-94 DOM)

Lot 9 Fever x 2E-94 Feurel

Lot 7 Bradnick x W-K-V Chantel-ET (VG-88)

Lot 42 Bradnick x Markwell Durham Dawn-ET (2E-94)

Lot 88 Fever x OCD Tequila Sour-ET (EX-92)

Lot 51 Fantasy x EX-91 September Storm

Lot 22 McCutchen +2453 GTPI

Lot 29 Mayfield +2390 GTPI

Lot 33 Peoti +2178 GTPI

Lot 44 Miss Oakfield Pronto Sugar (EX-90)

The Western Spring R&W Show took place in Richmond, UT on May 16th & 17th. The official judge was Gus Schwartzbeck of Union Bridge, MD.

Winter Calf (1)
1. Ms Apples Aleda-Red-ET (Lookout P Redburst-Red-ET), Westcoast Holsteins, Chilliwack, BC

Fall Calf (3)
1. Mil-R-Mor Desire-Red-TW (Hylite Barbwire-Red-ET), Westcoast Holsteins, Chilliwack, BC
2. Air-Osa-MLE Majsty-Red-ET (Lookout P Redburst-Red-ET), Joseph Airosa & Matthew Evangelo, Tipton, CA
3. Enfuego Cont Rosabel-Red-ET (Patience Showline Contender-Red), Jim Folkinga, Twin Falls, ID

Summer Yearling (2)
1. UTAG Redliner Glamor-Red-ET (Fradon Redliner-Red-ET), Utah State University, Wellsville, UT
2. Enfuego BW Rhonda-Red-ET (Hylite Barbwire-Red-ET), Jim Folkinga & Knott-Run Holsteins, Twin Falls, ID

Spring Yearling (2)
1. UTAG Redliner Freckles-ET (Fradon Redliner-Red-ET), Utah State University, Wellsville, UT
2. Knott-Run Redliner Ash-Red (Fradon Redliner-Red-ET), Knott-Run Holsteins, Buhl, ID

Winter Yearling (2)
1. Ms Doubletree J Charm-Red (Fradon Jericho-Red-ET), Doubletree Dairy & EskDale Dairy, Holden, UT
2. Jerland Sh Advt Nova-Red-ET (KHW Kite Advent-Red-ET), Zadie Harris, Richmond, UT

Fall Yearling (1)
1. Cache-Valley Daiquiri-Red (Scientific Destry-ET)

Junior Champion
Mil-R-Mor Desire-Red-TW, 1st fall calf,  Westcoast Holsteins, Chilliwack, BC

Reserve Junior Champion
Ms Apples Aleda-Red-ET, 1st winter calf, Westcoast Holsteins, Chilliwack, BC

HM Junior Champion
Ms Doubletree J Charm-Red, 1st winter yearling, Doubletree Dairy & EskDale Dairy, Holden, UT

Junior 2-Year-Old (2)
1. Knott-Run Contendr Lola-Red (Patience Showline Contender-Red), Knott Run Holsteins, Buhl, ID
2. Cache-Valley SS Scarlet-Red (Pursuit September Storm-ET), Harris Dairy, Richmond, UT

Senior 2-Year-Old (2)
1. Duckett D Layla-Red-ET (Scientific Destry-ET), Westcoast Holsteins, Chilliwack, BC
2. Balland Miss Candycane-Red (Smitney Advent Bow), Meredith Ball, Jackson, ID

Junior 3-Year-Old (1)
1. Canyon-Breeze Rustic-Red-ET (Scientific Debonair-Red-ETS), Steven Gillins, Minersville, UT

Intermediate Champion
Duckett D Layla-Red-ET, 1st senior 2-year-old, Westcoast Holsteins, Chilliwack, BC

Reserve Intermediate Champion
Canyon-Breeze Rustic-Red-ET, 1st junior 3-year-old, Steven Gillins, Minersville, UT

4-Year-Old (2)
1. Brownking Advent Liz-Red-ET (KHW Kite Advent-Red-ET), Ethan Brown, Coalville, UT
2. Yard-O-Ute RL Corene-Red (Fradon Redliner-Red-ET), Steven Gillins, Minersville, UT

5-Year-Old (4)
1. Ms Apples Asset-Red-ET (Fradon Redliner-Red-ET), Westcoast Holsteins, Chilliwack,  BC
2. Rainyridge Regemint Jackie-Red ( Carrousel Regiment-Red-ET), Kade Harris, Richmond,UT
3. Gracistate Ad Rose-Red-ET (KHW Kite Advent-Red-ET), John Lewis
4. Balland Tugboat Penni-Red (Giltex-K Tugboat-Red-ET), Meredith Ball, Jackson, ID

Senior & Grand Champion
Ms Apples Asset-Red-ET, 1st 5-year-old, Westcoast Holsteins, Chilliwack,  BC

Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion
Brownking Advent Liz-Red-ET, 1st 4-year-old, Ethan Brown, Coalville, UT

The Western Spring National Heritage Sale takes place Thursday night in Richmond, UT in conjunction with the Western Spring National Show. The sale starts at 7:00pm MDT and is available to view and for online bidding by subscription at HolsteinWorld Productions – click here!

Here are just a few of the individuals selling – stay tuned for more photos to be added on Thursday!

Lot 1 – A&M-Bushman Pic Mycala-ET, a 9/12 *RC Picolo out of a VG-87 Advent dam, then seven VG & EX dams back to Dellia. Mycala is a maternal sister to MD-Hillbrook Sunburst-Red EX-92, the All-American R&W Senior 3-Year-Old in 2012!

Lot 6 – Seagull-Bay Sh Marni-ET, a 12/12 Mayfield at +2218 GTPI and +3.49T out of Ammon-Peachey Shauna-ET (VG-87 GTPI +2302). Marni is a maternal sister to Supersire, Headliner, Platinum, Diamond, Sargeant and Shaw.

Lot 7 – Seagull-Bay Ssire Danica-ET, a 12/12 Supersire at +2276 GTPI and +3.28T out of Pine-Tree Sharla Daphne-ET (VG-87 GTPI +2108), then seven VG & EX dams from the Rudy Missy family.

Lot 44 – a 7/12 Braxton out of Elm-Mound G-Wyn Rochelle-ET (EX-90), then seven more EX dams back to EX-97 4E Roxy.

Lot 52 – DC Furor Connie, a 9/12 Furor out of an EX DC Furor Odyssey then a VG-86 dam wiht 25,000M and 1405F

After a full day of youth judging in Richmond, UT, the awards banquet was held tonight with a full house of young judges, parents and coaches on hand to find out the results!

Collegiate Judging Team Results:
1. Modesto (CA) Junior College
2. Kansas State
3. Oklahoma State
4. Michigan State
5. Cal Poly

The winning team from Modesto Junior College!
L to R: Justin Bopp, Allison Sherman, Tony Garcia and Vincent Migliazzo

2nd place team – Kansas State
L to R: Coach Jon Pretz, Maggie Seiler, Nathaniel Magee, Kyle Jacobs

High Individuals Overall – Collegiate Contest:
1. Vincent Migliazzo, Modesto Junior College
2. Maggie Seiler, Kansas State
3. Tony Garcia, Modesto Junior College
4. Wilma Vanderhaan, Oklahoma State
5. Garrett Slavik, Michigan State
6. Tyler Chupp, Oklahoma State
7. Carmen Zwemmer, Michigan State
8. Kyle Jacobs, Kansas State
9. Nathaniel Magee, Kansas State
10. (tie) Randy Edwards, Cal Poly
10. (tie) Britney Zondlak, Michigan State

FFA High Team winners:
1. Los Banos (CA)
2. Rigby (ID)
3. Preston (ID)

4-H High Team winners:
1. Northern Aggies #1
2. Dairy Girls
3. Northern Aggies #2

The aptly-named Dairy Girls 4-H team took home plenty of hardware! Team members are Alexa Anhder, Eliza Anhder, Madison Leak and Shaylee Anhder.

Enjoy the pictures from around the barn and in the ring from the Black and White Days 4-H and Collegiate Judging contest in Richmond, Utah.

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It’s was a blustery spring day in Dubuque, IA as a big crowd gathered for the Farnear Focus on the Future Sale. There was spirited bidding all day long and it was clearly apparent that the demand for high genomic cattle from proven cow families is still remarkably strong. Hosted by the Simon and Rauen families and managed by Courtney Sales LLC, the sale averaged $15,470 on 112 lots.

High seller at $185,000 was Lot 55 – Farnear-TBR-BH Case Caite-ET, a 3/13 Massey at +2505 GTPI from the Cosmopolitan family
Buyer: Alta Genetics

More high sellers on the day:

Lot 28 – $121,000 – Farnear-TBR-BH Vickie-ET, a 11/12 Supersire at +2527 GTPI out of Vision-Gen Sh Sho A1207-ET (VG-87) from the Chief Adeens.
Buyer: Select Genetics, IN

Lot 75 – $109,000 – Farnear-TBR-BH Fantasy-ET, a 3/13 McCutchen at +2521 GTPI +3.13T out of Opsal Planet Fame-ET (VG-86), then five EX dams.
Buyer: Dennis Caudil, IN

Lot 100 – $98,000 – Farnear-TBR-BH Georgia-ET, a 11/12 McCutchen at +2509 GTPI out of B-Enterprise Super Gigi (VG-86), from the ‘G’ family at Brigeen
Buyer: Select Genetics, IN

Lot 101 – $94,000 – Farnear-TBR-BH Gorgeous-ET, a 11/12 Supersire at +2441 GTPI out of B-Enterprise Super Gigi (VG-86), then six more VG & EX dams

Lot 23A – $87,000 – Ms Delicious Night To Be-ET, a 1/13 Numero Uno at +2522 GTPI +3.01T out of Miss OCD Robst Delicious-ET (GTPI +2511) from the Zip family.
Buyer: Mike Bossom

Lot 31 – $81,000 – Farnear-TBR-BH Varsity-ET, a 11/12 Supersire at +2527 GTPI out of Vision-Gen Sh Sho A1207-ET (VG-87)
Buyer: Select Genetics & Jeff Butler, IN & IL

Lot 14 – $79,000 – Ms Farnear-TBR Uno Amanda-ET, a 9/12 Numero Uno at +2478 GTPI out of a VG-86 Destry daughter of Apple – the highest GTPI Apple descendant to date
Buyer: Morsan Farms

Lot 30 – $65,000 – Farnear-TBR-BH Valour-ET, a 12/12 Supersire at +2527 GTPI out of Vision-Gen Sh Sho A1207-ET (VG-87)
Buyer: Jeff Butler, IL

Lot 89 – $64,000 – Farnear Ellie Elsa-ET, a 3/13 Supersire at +2527 GTPI out of Morningview Super Ellie (VG-85), then nine VG & EX dams from the Lead Maes
Buyer: Select Genetics & Dennis Caudil, IN

Lot 76A – $60,000 – 1st choice Colt 45 from Bomaz Iota 5423-ET *PO (GTPI +2197), a guaranteed polled and possible Homozygous polled heifer

Lot 99 – $45,000 – B-Enterprise Super Gigi-ET (VG-86 GTPI +2266), dam of high selling lots 100 & 101
Buyer: Kenny Rohe, MN

Lot 5- $36,000 – Farnear Jeven Jupiter-ET, a 10/12 Numero Uno at +2464 GTPI +3.0DPR out of Coyne-Farm Freddie Jeven-ET (VG-85 GTPI +2215)
Buyer: ABS Global

Lot 56 – $29,000 – Larcrest Cache-ET, a 2/11 Freddie due in July to Massey at +2349 GTPI, making her the #5 GTPI Freddie in the world. Out of Larcrest Chenoa (VG-87), the Planet daughter of Larcrest Crimson (EX-91)
Buyer: Triple Crown Genetics & Mitch Hockett, ID & NC

Lot 26 – $26,000 – Vision-Gen Sh Sho A12037-ET (VG-87 GTPI +2205), the Shottle dam of high selling lots 28, 30 & 31. From four EX dams back to Chief Adeen
Buyer: Morsan Farms

Lot 1 – $24,000 – Farnear Light Present-ET, a 6/12 Peoti at +2367 GTPI out of Farnear O-Style Light (VG-85 GTPI +2164), back to the Blackstar Kathryn family

Lot 77 – $23,000 – 1st choice Massey due in June from Farnear-TBR-BH Casher-ET (GTPI +2349), full sister to Cashcoin and Cashmoney
Buyer: Ryan Krull, IA

Lot 125 – $20,500 – Ms Apples Audrina-ET, a 10/12 *RC *TV Numero Uno at +2116 GTPI +3.33T +3.02UDC from KHW Regiment Apple-Red (EX-95 2E)
Buyer: Jennifer Mormann, IA