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Location: Western performance horse Hades | Since I know some of u don't use Facebook.SALE DEMOS 7 PM TONIGHT SALE 1 PM Www.txbestsale.com
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Location: Central Texas | There are a lot of amazing horses! |
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 Proud to be Deplorable
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| Yep I can't wait to se how much the colt out of Dolly brings. |
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 More bootie than waist!
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Location: Riding Crackhead. | Are there any results yet? live feed? |
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More bootie than waist!
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Location: Riding Crackhead. | Never mind. Sale is tomorrow. I watched a little of the preview. |
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| Love the colt out of dolly! |
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Location: Where I am happiest | Is the webcast of the sale free? |
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Location: Deep South | Is anyone else having problems with the live feed? |
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| Yeah my live feed don't work either!! Can someone post results as they sell??? |
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| #19 passed out at 11000 |
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Elite Veteran
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| my Internet is horrible today and keeps freezing up the webcast. Can someone post what Dollys colt brings? Mostly all I'm interested in |
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| Anyone know what #20 went for? My webcast cut out when he stepped in the ring :( |
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| Mulberry Canyon Moon's baby went for $25,000 |
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Proud to be Deplorable
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| Dolly's colt 45000 sold |
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Location: Hockley, Texas | What did 1-35 and 37 go for? I've been watching since 36, but missed 37. |
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| 1) 6,000
2) 3,800
3) 5,000
4) 600
5) 3,300
6) 2,200
7) 2,500
8) 2,000
9) 2,600
10) -
11) 1,000
12) 6,000
13) 2,400
14) 3,200
15) 9,000
16) 24,000
17) -
18) 1,050
19) 10,000
20) (I missed it)
21) 5,000
22) 15,000
23) 2,500
24) 13,000
25) 18,000
26) 1,000
27) 14,000
28) 1,700
29) 5,500
30) 25,000
31) 8,000
32) -
33) 2,500
34) -
35) 8,500
36) 45,000
37) 4,500
38) Wouldn't come in to the ring, kicking out with both hind legs, rearing, took a handler down
39) 2,900
40) 25,000
41) 11,000
42) 25,000
43) 87,000
44) 1,000
45) 8,500
46) 7,000
47) 11,000
48) 8,500
49) 25,000
50) 5,800 |
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Location: The Great Midwest | Who was #43?? |
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| 43 was SR Bugatti, a full brother to Firewaterontherocks |
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Location: The Great Midwest | WOW! 
I saw his videos, with that pedigree I hope he gets to shine! I figured he would be the high seller. |
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Can Do It
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Location: Hockley, Texas | Thank you Burn n' Turn! |
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| Here are the rest of what I have recorded. My webcast went down after #67 and won't reload so I missed 68. Also, if anyone knows if #38 ever made it in to the sale ring, I would love to know what it sold for!
51) 7,500
52) 4,600
53) 2,000
54) 2,500
55) 3,100
56) 5,200
57) 5,200
58) -
59) 15,000
60) 1,700
61) -
62) 2,500
63) 3,500
64) 25,000
65) 1,600
66) 4,500
67) 4,500
68) Missed it, webcast shut off |
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Location: In the Hills of Texas | Thank for posting the results.  |
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Location: Oklahoma | Thanks for the updates!!! Did anyone get #20? |
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Location: Washington. (The DRY side.) | From what I saw, there were a fair number of no sales (R.N.A., or what ever you want to call it for ones the didn't sell.) For instance numbers :
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19 (MAY have sold for 10K as after they passed him out, the auctioneer asked the ring man to see if his "guy" wanted the horse for 10K.)
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| RacingQH - 2014-11-15 3:17 PM
From what I saw, there were a fair number of no sales (R.N.A., or what ever you want to call it for ones the didn't sell.) For instance numbers :
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19 (MAY have sold for 10K as after they passed him out, the auctioneer asked the ring man to see if his "guy" wanted the horse for 10K.)
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That could be true, it was hard to tell sometimes because they didn't always announce that the reserve wasn't met or flash it up on the board. What I posted are just rough results, by no means are they official or 100% accurate.
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Location: Washington. (The DRY side.) | Oh, I figured! There could have also been more than those above. Theones above are the ones I saw where they said they were passed out. THere are likely more as I stopped watching at #50. And didn't start writing them down until #7. |
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Location: Texas | Congrats to the connections who bought SR Bugatti! |
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Location: In the Hills of Texas | The prices seemed to be really down. Wonder of the weather had something to do with it? |
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Location: Texas | Heard he sold to the Harrison Ranch. fulshear tx |
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Location: In a happy place | Does anyone know what the Genuine Six filly owned by Larry Coates went for? I'm sorry I don't know her number.
And congratulations to the new owners of the full brother to Firewaterontherocks. He is an awesome colt. |
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Location: Washington. (The DRY side.) | sorrel horse ranch - 2014-11-16 6:53 AM
Does anyone know what the Genuine Six filly owned by Larry Coates went for? I'm sorry I don't know her number.
And congratulations to the new owners of the full brother to Firewaterontherocks. He is an awesome colt.
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Location: Texas | Got this off the Texas Best Facebook from someone who shared
THIS IS WHAT I HAVE .... .. ... ..>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 1) 6,000
2) 3,800
3) 5,000
4) 600
5) 3,300
6) 2,200
7) 2,500
8) 2,000
9) 2,600
10) -
11) 1,000
12) 6,000
13) 2,400
14) 3,200
15) 9,000
16) 24,000
17) -
18) 1,050
19) 10,000
20) (I missed it)
21) 5,000
22) 15,000
23) 2,500
24) 13,000
25) 18,000
26) 1,000
27) 14,000
28) 1,700
29) 5,500
30) 25,000
31) 8,000
32) -
33) 2,500
34) -
35) 8,500
36) 45,000
37) 4,500
38) Wouldn't come in to the ring, kicking out with both hind legs, rearing, took a handler down
39) 2,900
40) 25,000
41) 11,000
42) 25,000
43) 87,000
44) 1,000
45) 8,500
46) 7,000
47) 11,000
48) 8,500
49) 25,000
50) 5,800
51) 7,500
52) 4,600
53) 2,000
54) 2,500
55) 3,100
56) 5,200
57) 5,200
58) -
59) 15,000
60) 1,700
61) -
62) 2,500
63) 3,500
64) 25,000
65) 1,600
66) 4,500
67) 4,500
68) Missed it, webcast shut off
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Location: In a happy place | RacingQH - 2014-11-16 10:00 AM sorrel horse ranch - 2014-11-16 6:53 AM Does anyone know what the Genuine Six filly owned by Larry Coates went for? I'm sorry I don't know her number.
And congratulations to the new owners of the full brother to Firewaterontherocks. He is an awesome colt. $5000
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| I thought I read somewhere that a Scrutinizer sold for $25,000. Any idea what the dam was? Thanks! |
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More bootie than waist!
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Location: Riding Crackhead. | SKM - 2014-11-17 6:55 AM I thought I read somewhere that a Scrutinizer sold for $25,000. Any idea what the dam was? Thanks!
There was a Scrutinizer out of The Original Sin x FDD, gelding. Consigned by Latricia #64. |
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| CYA Ranch - 2014-11-17 6:51 AM
SKM - 2014-11-17 6:55 AM I thought I read somewhere that a Scrutinizer sold for $25,000. Any idea what the dam was? Thanks!
There was a Scrutinizer out of The Original Sin x FDD, gelding. Consigned by Latricia #64.
Thank you! |
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You get what you give
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Location: Texas | hnhfarms - 2014-11-15 11:45 PM
Heard he sold to the Harrison Ranch. fulshear tx
Considering Tyler was in the picture I would say you're right :P But yeah I texted him and was like.... do you have something to tell me???? Hahaha |
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Location: Texas | BobbieL - 2014-11-16 10:02 AM Got this off the Texas Best Facebook from someone who shared THIS IS WHAT I HAVE .... .. ... ..>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 1) 6,000 2) 3,800 3) 5,000 4) 600 5) 3,300 6) 2,200 7) 2,500 8) 2,000 9) 2,600 10) - 11) 1,000 12) 6,000 13) 2,400 14) 3,200 15) 9,000 16) 24,000 17) - 18) 1,050 19) 10,000 20) (I missed it) 21) 5,000 22) 15,000 23) 2,500 24) 13,000 25) 18,000 26) 1,000 27) 14,000 28) 1,700 29) 5,500 30) 25,000 31) 8,000 32) - 33) 2,500 34) - 35) 8,500 36) 45,000 37) 4,500 38) Wouldn't come in to the ring, kicking out with both hind legs, rearing, took a handler down 39) 2,900 40) 25,000 41) 11,000 42) 25,000 43) 87,000 44) 1,000 45) 8,500 46) 7,000 47) 11,000 48) 8,500 49) 25,000 50) 5,800 51) 7,500 52) 4,600 53) 2,000 54) 2,500 55) 3,100 56) 5,200 57) 5,200 58) - 59) 15,000 60) 1,700 61) - 62) 2,500 63) 3,500 64) 25,000 65) 1,600 66) 4,500 67) 4,500 68) Missed it, webcast shut off I'm the owner of the colt that would not come into the ring....he got scared period. The guy (Ted) got knocked down not Kicked. He is a very nice colt & Jennifer Driver bought him...yes..she saw everything & several other nice offers were made on him before he even got got back to the stall. There were a lot very nice horses in the sale. Everybody seemed happy. Happy Day everybody.
Hip # 20 Famous LaJolla was sold for $5,200.
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I just read the headlines
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| Glad you got him sold. Thise sales are tension packed and it's understandable that a young one would act scared. |
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Location: Texas | GLP - 2014-11-17 10:54 AM Glad you got him sold. Thise sales are tension packed and it's understandable that a young one would act scared.
Thank you...people are quick to judge....especially when they have NEVER been in that circumstance with yearlings. It happens. |
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Location: Bandera, TX | dhanover - 2014-11-17 11:18 AM GLP - 2014-11-17 10:54 AM Glad you got him sold. Thise sales are tension packed and it's understandable that a young one would act scared.
He was a beautiful individual. Wish I had been at the sale. My husband has purchased several "spooked from the ring" on the backside and all three were winners! |
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Location: OH | dhanover - 2014-11-17 12:18 PM GLP - 2014-11-17 10:54 AM Glad you got him sold. Thise sales are tension packed and it's understandable that a young one would act scared.
Absolutely---we watched most of it, had chores to do, but I thought it was a quality run sale. Good job to all involved. |
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Location: Oklahoma | Thanks for the info!! |
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Location: Northeast SD | Excited to see what SR Bugatti and TR Famous Illusion do in the future!!  |
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| SR Bugatti is right down the road from me, can't wait to get a peak at him. I am friends with the manager of Harrison Ranch. |
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Location: Texas | SoDak - 2014-11-17 1:03 PM Excited to see what SR Bugatti and TR Famous Illusion do in the future!! 
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Location: Texas | SR Bugatti is as gentle as they come...he is going to be a super nice horse. All the best to the Harrison Ranch. |
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Location: Here | dhanover - 2014-11-17 10:31 AM BobbieL - 2014-11-16 10:02 AM Got this off the Texas Best Facebook from someone who shared THIS IS WHAT I HAVE .... .. ... ..>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 1) 6,000 2) 3,800 3) 5,000 4) 600 5) 3,300 6) 2,200 7) 2,500 8) 2,000 9) 2,600 10) - 11) 1,000 12) 6,000 13) 2,400 14) 3,200 15) 9,000 16) 24,000 17) - 18) 1,050 19) 10,000 20) (I missed it) 21) 5,000 22) 15,000 23) 2,500 24) 13,000 25) 18,000 26) 1,000 27) 14,000 28) 1,700 29) 5,500 30) 25,000 31) 8,000 32) - 33) 2,500 34) - 35) 8,500 36) 45,000 37) 4,500 38) Wouldn't come in to the ring, kicking out with both hind legs, rearing, took a handler down 39) 2,900 40) 25,000 41) 11,000 42) 25,000 43) 87,000 44) 1,000 45) 8,500 46) 7,000 47) 11,000 48) 8,500 49) 25,000 50) 5,800 51) 7,500 52) 4,600 53) 2,000 54) 2,500 55) 3,100 56) 5,200 57) 5,200 58) - 59) 15,000 60) 1,700 61) - 62) 2,500 63) 3,500 64) 25,000 65) 1,600 66) 4,500 67) 4,500 68) Missed it, webcast shut off I'm the owner of the colt that would not come into the ring....he got scared period. The guy (Ted) got knocked down not Kicked. He is a very nice colt & Jennifer Driver bought him...yes..she saw everything & several other nice offers were made on him before he even got got back to the stall. There were a lot very nice horses in the sale. Everybody seemed happy. Happy Day everybody.
Hip # 20 Famous LaJolla was sold for $5,200.
Thanks for the explanation. Yes when babies get scared their only defense if protection . Sounds like it ended well |
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Location: Texas | I don't know what set him off but he is normally a great colt to be around. He has a great home.
Thank you to all that showed interest in him & were not spooked about this ONE incident. |
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Location: Finally horseback again.... | dhanover - 2014-11-17 10:31 AM BobbieL - 2014-11-16 10:02 AM Got this off the Texas Best Facebook from someone who shared THIS IS WHAT I HAVE .... .. ... ..>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 1) 6,000 2) 3,800 3) 5,000 4) 600 5) 3,300 6) 2,200 7) 2,500 8) 2,000 9) 2,600 10) - 11) 1,000 12) 6,000 13) 2,400 14) 3,200 15) 9,000 16) 24,000 17) - 18) 1,050 19) 10,000 20) (I missed it) 21) 5,000 22) 15,000 23) 2,500 24) 13,000 25) 18,000 26) 1,000 27) 14,000 28) 1,700 29) 5,500 30) 25,000 31) 8,000 32) - 33) 2,500 34) - 35) 8,500 36) 45,000 37) 4,500 38) Wouldn't come in to the ring, kicking out with both hind legs, rearing, took a handler down 39) 2,900 40) 25,000 41) 11,000 42) 25,000 43) 87,000 44) 1,000 45) 8,500 46) 7,000 47) 11,000 48) 8,500 49) 25,000 50) 5,800 51) 7,500 52) 4,600 53) 2,000 54) 2,500 55) 3,100 56) 5,200 57) 5,200 58) - 59) 15,000 60) 1,700 61) - 62) 2,500 63) 3,500 64) 25,000 65) 1,600 66) 4,500 67) 4,500 68) Missed it, webcast shut off I'm the owner of the colt that would not come into the ring....he got scared period. The guy (Ted) got knocked down not Kicked. He is a very nice colt & Jennifer Driver bought him...yes..she saw everything & several other nice offers were made on him before he even got got back to the stall. There were a lot very nice horses in the sale. Everybody seemed happy. Happy Day everybody.
Hip # 20 Famous LaJolla was sold for $5,200.
That is absolutely normal.
I would not think twice about it.
I used to fit sale horses both TB, Quarter and Cutting horses.
It happens, they are babies.
Glad he got a good home. |
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More bootie than waist!
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Location: Riding Crackhead. | dhanover - 2014-11-17 5:45 PM I don't know what set him off but he is normally a great colt to be around. He has a great home. Thank you to all that showed interest in him & were not spooked about this ONE incident.
I would love to have a LSOF. I'm glad he went to a good home. |
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Location: north dakota | CYA Ranch - 2014-11-17 6:18 PM
dhanover - 2014-11-17 5:45 PM I don't know what set him off but he is normally a great colt to be around. He has a great home. Thank you to all that showed interest in him & were not spooked about this ONE incident.
I would love to have a LSOF. I'm glad he went to a good home.
Watched the sale online and it looked like a lot of the young horses found the entrance to the sales ring scary. I loved your Firewater Ta Fame you sold. |
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Location: Golden Gulf Coast of Texas | rodeomom3 - 2014-11-17 1:18 PM
SR Bugatti is right down the road from me, can't wait to get a peak at him. I am friends with the manager of Harrison Ranch.
Wonder if they are going to futurity him and if so who they are going to get to train and campaign him? |
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| mreklaw - 2014-11-17 7:44 PM rodeomom3 - 2014-11-17 1:18 PM SR Bugatti is right down the road from me, can't wait to get a peak at him. I am friends with the manager of Harrison Ranch. Wonder if they are going to futurity him and if so who they are going to get to train and campaign him?
I just asked Tyler and he said yes depending on how he progresses. Tyler will ride him. |
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Location: IN MY OWN LITTLE WORLD AT LEAST THEY KNOW ME HERE | Hey a lot of the broke horses were spooking at the flowers on the right side ring lol one yrling came n jazzed up from all the activity n went round n round lol I bet the show ring handler was dizzy lol
Good sale??
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Location: Golden Gulf Coast of Texas | rodeomom3 - 2014-11-17 8:27 PM
mreklaw - 2014-11-17 7:44 PM rodeomom3 - 2014-11-17 1:18 PM SR Bugatti is right down the road from me, can't wait to get a peak at him. I am friends with the manager of Harrison Ranch. Wonder if they are going to futurity him and if so who they are going to get to train and campaign him?
That's interesting! Can't wait to see him!
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The Expert Expert
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Location: Western performance horse Hades | Full results are posted on www.txbestsale.com
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Location: Driving, Grooming, or Saddling for a Kid! | Tyler who? |
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| Tyler Rivette, he is the manager of Harrison Ranch, young kid, around 20. He is a good hand, quiet rider, I expect him to do well.
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Location: Driving, Grooming, or Saddling for a Kid! | You would think that they would put him in the hands of someone with more experience. |
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Location: Texas | A- they put him in the hands of the highest bidder. That horse will want for nothing. He will have a fantastic home.
B- Tyler is that good. He's young but he's that good. The horses the ranch has now are often sold to South America as roping horses so the success he's had qualifying horses for AQHA World in the short time he's been there says something. You put him on horses that are bred to be barrel horses and he will make them shine. I trust him to ride any of my horses. Shoot I ask him for advice all the time. He's got light hands and a good seat and he knows what to do :) |
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Location: Oklahoma | rodeomom3 - 2014-11-18 1:57 PM Tyler Rivette, he is the manager of Harrison Ranch, young kid, around 20. He is a good hand, quiet rider, I expect him to do well.
Wow, ranch manager at 20? That's impressive!!! |
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Location: Somewhere between raising hell and Amazing Grace | DunIt - 2014-11-18 3:35 PM You would think that they would put him in the hands of someone with more experience.
You would think that if they have 87,000 dollars to spend on a baby, that they would put him in the hands of whoever the hell they felt like it. |
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Location: Somewhere between raising hell and Amazing Grace | CYA Ranch - 2014-11-17 7:18 PM dhanover - 2014-11-17 5:45 PM I don't know what set him off but he is normally a great colt to be around. He has a great home. Thank you to all that showed interest in him & were not spooked about this ONE incident. I would love to have a LSOF. I'm glad he went to a good home.
Wait...so the BAD one was a LSOF??????
Is it bad if this excites me :)
dhanover....honestly, I am THAT person that would be more interested in a "bad" yearling then a dead head. |
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Location: In the Hills of Texas | missroselee - 2014-11-18 5:03 PM CYA Ranch - 2014-11-17 7:18 PM dhanover - 2014-11-17 5:45 PM I don't know what set him off but he is normally a great colt to be around. He has a great home. Thank you to all that showed interest in him & were not spooked about this ONE incident. I would love to have a LSOF. I'm glad he went to a good home.
Is it bad if this excites me :)
dhanover....honestly, I am THAT person that would be more interested in a "bad" yearling then a dead head.
He's gorgeous to boot! |
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Location: Somewhere between raising hell and Amazing Grace | Nevertooold - 2014-11-18 6:05 PM missroselee - 2014-11-18 5:03 PM CYA Ranch - 2014-11-17 7:18 PM dhanover - 2014-11-17 5:45 PM I don't know what set him off but he is normally a great colt to be around. He has a great home. Thank you to all that showed interest in him & were not spooked about this ONE incident. I would love to have a LSOF. I'm glad he went to a good home.
Is it bad if this excites me :)
dhanover....honestly, I am THAT person that would be more interested in a "bad" yearling then a dead head.
Aren't they all :) I am a die hard LSOF fan. I have loved that horse for years, and all his babies. 5 more months and hopefully I will have a healthy one on the ground :) |
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Location: Somewhere between raising hell and Amazing Grace | I just went and looked him up......somebody got themselves a very very nice horse |
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More bootie than waist!
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Location: Riding Crackhead. | missroselee - 2014-11-18 5:12 PM I just went and looked him up......somebody got themselves a very very nice horse
I can't wait to see yours. I only have one broodie and I only breed her every other year since I keep them for myself and I'm only one person. One of these years I'm going to get her bred to LSOF. |
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Location: Texas | The "BAD" yearling VOODOO MAN is one talented individual. If he had been a filly he could have stayed. Granted he isn't a 4H project. :) |
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Location: Where I am happiest | Here is the official sale results. http://www.txbestsale.com/index_3_915987263.pdf |
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Location: Driving, Grooming, or Saddling for a Kid! | Everybody get your panties out of a twist. I wasnt bad mouthing the kids riding. Hell I dont even know him and google doesnt show anything on him as far as barrel racing goes. Im just saying that if I spent 87K on a potential futurity colt, I would have him with someone that has a PROVEN futurity record. Yes I understand that they paid for him and they can do whatever they want to with him, I was just making a statment. Not attacking anyones credentials. |
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Saint Stacey
| DunIt - 2014-11-19 7:03 AM
Everybody get your panties out of a twist. I wasnt bad mouthing the kids riding. Hell I dont even know him and google doesnt show anything on him as far as barrel racing goes. Im just saying that if I spent 87K on a potential futurity colt, I would have him with someone that has a PROVEN futurity record. Yes I understand that they paid for him and they can do whatever they want to with him, I was just making a statment. Not attacking anyones credentials.
Proven doesn't mean it's in the best interest of the horse. Sounds like the horse is in very capable hands. |
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Angel in a Sorrel Coat
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Location: In a happy place | SKM - 2014-11-19 8:17 AM DunIt - 2014-11-19 7:03 AM Everybody get your panties out of a twist. I wasnt bad mouthing the kids riding. Hell I dont even know him and google doesnt show anything on him as far as barrel racing goes. Im just saying that if I spent 87K on a potential futurity colt, I would have him with someone that has a PROVEN futurity record. Yes I understand that they paid for him and they can do whatever they want to with him, I was just making a statment. Not attacking anyones credentials. Proven doesn't mean it's in the best interest of the horse. Sounds like the horse is in very capable hands.
^^^^^^^^^^This. Just common sense. |
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Location: Displaced Iowegian | sorrel horse ranch - 2014-11-19 9:05 AM SKM - 2014-11-19 8:17 AM DunIt - 2014-11-19 7:03 AM Everybody get your panties out of a twist. I wasnt bad mouthing the kids riding. Hell I dont even know him and google doesnt show anything on him as far as barrel racing goes. Im just saying that if I spent 87K on a potential futurity colt, I would have him with someone that has a PROVEN futurity record. Yes I understand that they paid for him and they can do whatever they want to with him, I was just making a statment. Not attacking anyones credentials. Proven doesn't mean it's in the best interest of the horse. Sounds like the horse is in very capable hands.
^^^^ THIS................there are a LOT of "proven" futurity trainers that I would not let touch MY horse with a 10' pole..... |
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Location: Northeast SD | NJJ - 2014-11-19 9:09 AM sorrel horse ranch - 2014-11-19 9:05 AM SKM - 2014-11-19 8:17 AM DunIt - 2014-11-19 7:03 AM Everybody get your panties out of a twist. I wasnt bad mouthing the kids riding. Hell I dont even know him and google doesnt show anything on him as far as barrel racing goes. Im just saying that if I spent 87K on a potential futurity colt, I would have him with someone that has a PROVEN futurity record. Yes I understand that they paid for him and they can do whatever they want to with him, I was just making a statment. Not attacking anyones credentials. Proven doesn't mean it's in the best interest of the horse. Sounds like the horse is in very capable hands.
^^^ Thanks for taking the words right out of my mouth!! You see all their success and then personally watch them and you are in utter disbelief!  |
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I Am a Snake Killer
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Location: Golden Gulf Coast of Texas | NJJ - 2014-11-19 9:09 AM
sorrel horse ranch - 2014-11-19 9:05 AM SKM - 2014-11-19 8:17 AM DunIt - 2014-11-19 7:03 AM Everybody get your panties out of a twist. I wasnt bad mouthing the kids riding. Hell I dont even know him and google doesnt show anything on him as far as barrel racing goes. Im just saying that if I spent 87K on a potential futurity colt, I would have him with someone that has a PROVEN futurity record. Yes I understand that they paid for him and they can do whatever they want to with him, I was just making a statment. Not attacking anyones credentials. Proven doesn't mean it's in the best interest of the horse. Sounds like the horse is in very capable hands.
While I agree with your post about "proven" futurity trainers most of you have never seen this kid ride or "train" a horse. I don't know him personally but have seen him ride. Yes he works for Harrison Ranch but has not been there that long. They are known for roping and cow horses. Their previous trainer showed some in barrels and did pretty good but they are not known for barrel horses. I am very excited to see that they purchased this colt and I actually am surprised that he is going to be started by someone with so little experience. No I am not bad mouthing him just surprised by their decision. Yes it is THEIR decision but I would love to see them campaign and get that colt in more experienced hands. Of course, I have seen first timers win some of the big futurities. Good luck to Harrison Ranches and hope this colt has a very bright future. I would love to see them really get into the barrel horse business. Especially since they are so close. |
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Location: Cyberspace | Please keep this conversation civil.
A word of advice.. re read before you post. Because once you say it ..it is out there forever,copied and copied and copied.
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Location: Texas | Why doesn't everybody just give Tyler the benefit of the doubt? He is quite capable of doing this. Don't be so quick to judge.
Edited by dhanover 2014-11-19 11:20 AM
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Saint Stacey
| mreklaw - 2014-11-19 9:36 AM
NJJ - 2014-11-19 9:09 AM
sorrel horse ranch - 2014-11-19 9:05 AM SKM - 2014-11-19 8:17 AM DunIt - 2014-11-19 7:03 AM Everybody get your panties out of a twist. I wasnt bad mouthing the kids riding. Hell I dont even know him and google doesnt show anything on him as far as barrel racing goes. Im just saying that if I spent 87K on a potential futurity colt, I would have him with someone that has a PROVEN futurity record. Yes I understand that they paid for him and they can do whatever they want to with him, I was just making a statment. Not attacking anyones credentials. Proven doesn't mean it's in the best interest of the horse. Sounds like the horse is in very capable hands.
While I agree with your post about "proven" futurity trainers most of you have never seen this kid ride or "train" a horse. I don't know him personally but have seen him ride. Yes he works for Harrison Ranch but has not been there that long. They are known for roping and cow horses. Their previous trainer showed some in barrels and did pretty good but they are not known for barrel horses. I am very excited to see that they purchased this colt and I actually am surprised that he is going to be started by someone with so little experience. No I am not bad mouthing him just surprised by their decision. Yes it is THEIR decision but I would love to see them campaign and get that colt in more experienced hands. Of course, I have seen first timers win some of the big futurities. Good luck to Harrison Ranches and hope this colt has a very bright future. I would love to see them really get into the barrel horse business. Especially since they are so close.
Training a rope horse that can earn AQHA points isn't a simple act of just roping one and turning it off. They have each step figured out to a science and what looks good. Why do you think JD Yates and Jay Wadhams pick showing AQHA over rodeoing? They make more money being successful at AQHA. Likewise they dont take their show horses to the NFR when it's all about being fast. Training a barrel horse is easy if you have common sense and horsemanship. Judging by your comment, you don't seem to want to give this kid much credit for what he has done. I'd never bet against a successful AQHA show person not being able to turn out a great barrel horse if they decide to. No, I don't know this guy that will be training the horse. But he obviously has talent to be in the position he is and to be trusted with high caliber horses. |
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I Am a Snake Killer
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Location: Golden Gulf Coast of Texas | SKM - 2014-11-19 12:00 PM
mreklaw - 2014-11-19 9:36 AM
NJJ - 2014-11-19 9:09 AM
sorrel horse ranch - 2014-11-19 9:05 AM SKM - 2014-11-19 8:17 AM DunIt - 2014-11-19 7:03 AM Everybody get your panties out of a twist. I wasnt bad mouthing the kids riding. Hell I dont even know him and google doesnt show anything on him as far as barrel racing goes. Im just saying that if I spent 87K on a potential futurity colt, I would have him with someone that has a PROVEN futurity record. Yes I understand that they paid for him and they can do whatever they want to with him, I was just making a statment. Not attacking anyones credentials. Proven doesn't mean it's in the best interest of the horse. Sounds like the horse is in very capable hands.
While I agree with your post about "proven" futurity trainers most of you have never seen this kid ride or "train" a horse. I don't know him personally but have seen him ride. Yes he works for Harrison Ranch but has not been there that long. They are known for roping and cow horses. Their previous trainer showed some in barrels and did pretty good but they are not known for barrel horses. I am very excited to see that they purchased this colt and I actually am surprised that he is going to be started by someone with so little experience. No I am not bad mouthing him just surprised by their decision. Yes it is THEIR decision but I would love to see them campaign and get that colt in more experienced hands. Of course, I have seen first timers win some of the big futurities. Good luck to Harrison Ranches and hope this colt has a very bright future. I would love to see them really get into the barrel horse business. Especially since they are so close. Training a rope horse that can earn AQHA points isn't a simple act of just roping one and turning it off. They have each step figured out to a science and what looks good. Why do you think JD Yates and Jay Wadhams pick showing AQHA over rodeoing? They make more money being successful at AQHA. Likewise they dont take their show horses to the NFR when it's all about being fast. Training a barrel horse is easy if you have common sense and horsemanship. Judging by your comment, you don't seem to want to give this kid much credit for what he has done. I'd never bet against a successful AQHA show person not being able to turn out a great barrel horse if they decide to. No, I don't know this guy that will be training the horse. But he obviously has talent to be in the position he is and to be trusted with high caliber horses.
Why do u think he trained those roping horses??? Like I said he just started working there ! There was another family that trained and worked there for as long as I remember! They trained those roping horses. I did not say he couldn't just surprised! |
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Angel in a Sorrel Coat
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Location: In a happy place | Knowing that this purchase is a "big deal" in the barrel community I would imagine if this young man needs any help they will seek someone special out. I keep posting on this and I guess I need to quit, as I see it it really is none of our business anyway. |
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| mreklaw - 2014-11-19 12:09 PM SKM - 2014-11-19 12:00 PM mreklaw - 2014-11-19 9:36 AM NJJ - 2014-11-19 9:09 AM sorrel horse ranch - 2014-11-19 9:05 AM SKM - 2014-11-19 8:17 AM DunIt - 2014-11-19 7:03 AM Everybody get your panties out of a twist. I wasnt bad mouthing the kids riding. Hell I dont even know him and google doesnt show anything on him as far as barrel racing goes. Im just saying that if I spent 87K on a potential futurity colt, I would have him with someone that has a PROVEN futurity record. Yes I understand that they paid for him and they can do whatever they want to with him, I was just making a statment. Not attacking anyones credentials. Proven doesn't mean it's in the best interest of the horse. Sounds like the horse is in very capable hands. While I agree with your post about "proven" futurity trainers most of you have never seen this kid ride or "train" a horse. I don't know him personally but have seen him ride. Yes he works for Harrison Ranch but has not been there that long. They are known for roping and cow horses. Their previous trainer showed some in barrels and did pretty good but they are not known for barrel horses. I am very excited to see that they purchased this colt and I actually am surprised that he is going to be started by someone with so little experience. No I am not bad mouthing him just surprised by their decision. Yes it is THEIR decision but I would love to see them campaign and get that colt in more experienced hands. Of course, I have seen first timers win some of the big futurities. Good luck to Harrison Ranches and hope this colt has a very bright future. I would love to see them really get into the barrel horse business. Especially since they are so close. Training a rope horse that can earn AQHA points isn't a simple act of just roping one and turning it off. They have each step figured out to a science and what looks good. Why do you think JD Yates and Jay Wadhams pick showing AQHA over rodeoing? They make more money being successful at AQHA. Likewise they dont take their show horses to the NFR when it's all about being fast. Training a barrel horse is easy if you have common sense and horsemanship. Judging by your comment, you don't seem to want to give this kid much credit for what he has done. I'd never bet against a successful AQHA show person not being able to turn out a great barrel horse if they decide to. No, I don't know this guy that will be training the horse. But he obviously has talent to be in the position he is and to be trusted with high caliber horses. Why do u think he trained those roping horses??? Like I said he just started working there ! There was another family that trained and worked there for as long as I remember! They trained those roping horses. I did not say he couldn't just surprised!
Tyler has worked for the Harrison's for approximately 2 years. Jesse and his daughter Becky, the managers prior to Tyler trained the roping horses. Tyler is a great, talented young adult, he will make decisions in the best interest of this horse's career. Tyler may lack futurity experience, but he can ride and he has a great head on his shoulders and will seek advice/help if or when it is needed. He has trained some great young horses, I have watched him for years, he has the ability to campaign this horse. On a side note, he may 22, not 20, still a young kid with a great opportunity and future ahead of him. I am so happy for him and I wish Tyler all the best of luck. |
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Location: South Texas | Tyler runs at Wrapn3 races and his horse are always solid and work great......he seems to have a really quiet smooth style and his horses look like a million bucks. I would let him ride one of mine. He doesnt man handle one and it looks like anyone could ride behind him. He also has a great mentor that he rides with so if this horse has ability I am sure it will get its chance to shine. |
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Angel in a Sorrel Coat
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Location: In a happy place | snazzy - 2014-11-19 7:15 PM Tyler runs at Wrapn3 races and his horse are always solid and work great......he seems to have a really quiet smooth style and his horses look like a million bucks. I would let him ride one of mine. He doesnt man handle one and it looks like anyone could ride behind him. He also has a great mentor that he rides with so if this horse has ability I am sure it will get its chance to shine.
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| snazzy - 2014-11-19 7:15 PM
Tyler runs at Wrapn3 races and his horse are always solid and work great......he seems to have a really quiet smooth style and his horses look like a million bucks. I would let him ride one of mine. He doesnt man handle one and it looks like anyone could ride behind him. He also has a great mentor that he rides with so if this horse has ability I am sure it will get its chance to shine.
Tyler does have an "in" with a very good hand he used to work for prior to going to Harrison Ranch.. I've spoken with him and he's very capable of making decisions with this new colt.. Granted he doesnt have a futurity resume but once nobody knew that little blonde haired girl on that bay geld from New Mexico either... I look forward to seeing Bugatti shine and hope he walks tall in those shoes like his big brother! |
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