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   Location: Texas | Did the Mcleods buy her?? LOL
I sure hope so! I wish Katelyn could have made her summer run with Skye, I would bet 100% that she would be making the finals if she had.. I always felt Katelyn & Skye had a special connection, it was one you could see.
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       Location: South Central Florida | I know the Mclouds bought a horse from our area. Michelle ran him at the CC in Kissimmee last week and took a second on him......Im sorry I think it was a 3rd. Call him Toby.
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I WISH!!!!!!!!!! She is the one I would buy if funds were unlimited. Best of luck to her new owners and I look forward to seeing her continued success. She is definitely an outstanding mare! |
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      Location: The edge of no where | She's such a cool mare - best of luck to anyone that's lucky enough to crawl up there and make a run!
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   Location: Missouri | 3 To Go - 2015-10-08 10:16 AM
Not a rumor. She's in the States and supposedly didn't pass the vet check. The Mcleod's did not buy her and she would be the highest selling barrel horse I've ever heard of if the figure is correct that I heard.
Awesome mare but so sad if it's true that she didn't pass a vet check. Guess being a mare will help keep the price up. Good luck to the new owners. |
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| 3 To Go - 2015-10-08 10:16 AM Not a rumor. She's in the States and supposedly didn't pass the vet check. The Mcleod's did not buy her and she would be the highest selling barrel horse I've ever heard of if the figure is correct that I heard. Shes a bad mammajamma for sure. Apparently whatever she didnt pass for wasn't that big of a deal....or is maintained pretty easily. I know a lot of horses going down the road right now that wouldnt pass a vet check either...with all the drug-testing going on right now it must be pretty easily kept or they wouldn't have been able to run her at some of the rodeos they ran her at without risk of being tested. I know that there are some things that are easy to get around..but not for being legitimately crippled really. Its just gotten so strict. Being nervous to give a horse a little bit of BUTE after making a few runs in a row on hard/slick ground and then hauling 300 miles is silly to me. I dang sure take my fair share of Advil to get 3 hours down the road sometimes and I am not crippled by any means. Regardless...whatever it was is pretty minor or she would have broke down by now as hard as they hauled her and the ground that mare handled.
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   Location: Missouri | MOTIVATED - 2015-10-08 10:43 AM
3 To Go - 2015-10-08 10:16 AM Not a rumor. She's in the States and supposedly didn't pass the vet check. The Mcleod's did not buy her and she would be the highest selling barrel horse I've ever heard of if the figure is correct that I heard. Shes a bad mammajamma for sure. Apparently whatever she didnt pass for wasn't that big of a deal....or is maintained pretty easily. I know a lot of horses going down the road right now that wouldnt pass a vet check either...with all the drug-testing going on right now it must be pretty easily kept or they wouldn't have been able to run her at some of the rodeos they ran her at without risk of being tested. I know that there are some things that are easy to get around..but not for being legitimately crippled really. Its just gotten so strict. Being nervous to give a horse a little bit of BUTE after making a few runs in a row on hard/slick ground and then hauling 300 miles is silly to me. I dang sure take my fair share of Advil to get 3 hours down the road sometimes and I am not crippled by any means. Regardless...whatever it was is pretty minor or she would have broke down by now as hard as they hauled her and the ground that mare handled.
Sorry I didn't mean anything negative. When I think failed vet check I always think the worst, broken leg, dieing, etc. I never think about the simple things that vets like to nit pick at. I forget that with the drug testing you have to have a pretty amazing horse to be able to haul all those miles and not worry about giving them "something" to make them win. I am happy I haven't had to run against her!! She is a beast. |
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| 3 To Go - 2015-10-08 9:16 AM
Not a rumor. She's in the States and supposedly didn't pass the vet check. The Mcleod's did not buy her and she would be the highest selling barrel horse I've ever heard of if the figure is correct that I heard.
latte sold for what 800,000? so KC sold for more than that? to me this is crazy, yes she is a wicked mare but...... |
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Latte's sale to me was not a true 800k sale from what I remember reading about it...I thought that the Walkers only had to buy the part they didn't already own.... some form of reimbursement.... the other party didn't get the entire 800k....gee whiz I don't really remember.................... |
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| mlh0972 - 2015-10-08 11:13 AM MOTIVATED - 2015-10-08 10:43 AM 3 To Go - 2015-10-08 10:16 AM Not a rumor. She's in the States and supposedly didn't pass the vet check. The Mcleod's did not buy her and she would be the highest selling barrel horse I've ever heard of if the figure is correct that I heard.
Shes a bad mammajamma for sure. Apparently whatever she didnt pass for wasn't that big of a deal....or is maintained pretty easily. I know a lot of horses going down the road right now that wouldnt pass a vet check either...with all the drug-testing going on right now it must be pretty easily kept or they wouldn't have been able to run her at some of the rodeos they ran her at without risk of being tested. I know that there are some things that are easy to get around..but not for being legitimately crippled really. Its just gotten so strict. Being nervous to give a horse a little bit of BUTE after making a few runs in a row on hard/slick ground and then hauling 300 miles is silly to me. I dang sure take my fair share of Advil to get 3 hours down the road sometimes and I am not crippled by any means. Regardless...whatever it was is pretty minor or she would have broke down by now as hard as they hauled her and the ground that mare handled.
Sorry I didn't mean anything negative. When I think failed vet check I always think the worst, broken leg, dieing, etc. I never think about the simple things that vets like to nit pick at. I forget that with the drug testing you have to have a pretty amazing horse to be able to haul all those miles and not worry about giving them "something" to make them win. I am happy I haven't had to run against her!! She is a beast.
I definitely wasn't getting on to you in any way. I know you didn't mean it that way. I just know how some people will percieve it...some people wont even think about buying a horse if they dont pass...even if the horse is still exceptional and not really hurt. I was more or less trying to make that really clear...that just because she didnt pass doesnt mean that she has been getting run while she has been in pain or anything like that...because some people really just dont know and might assume that and Michelle and her daughters are really sweet sweet people and I know take the best care possible of their ponies. No worries:) and I have run against her...and she kicked by butt by 3 tenths of a second with Kaitlyn on some crap ground at the bottom of the drag...she is a beast haha. |
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| TyE - 2015-10-08 11:31 AM IF the sale is legit I wonder if she will still go with Michelle to the finals?
Latte's sale to me was not a true 800k sale from what I remember reading about it...I thought that the Walkers only had to buy the part they didn't already own.... some form of reimbursement.... the other party didn't get the entire 800k....gee whiz I don't really remember....................
That is hard to say...when it comes to this much money no one really talks about it..and they really shouldnt. But Latte was a little different...and I knew the number back then...but I dont remember and I wouldnt tell if I did haha...but not quite that much...he was more or less purchased for what the lady "was owed" and then some and gifted to Mary from what I understood. It was a sweet gesture no matter the amount...and definitely more than I have ever had in my bank account and might ever lol |
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  Location: texas | im sorry im a little lost. whos horse? whats ite registered name? and whats she out of?
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    Location: Sherman, TX | They only had to give 10% of what Latte sold for to the other owner. So he only sold for around $80,000, Justin Boots put up the rest of the money and got it back or at least got it back minus the 10%. The Walkers did lose the court case though and did have to pay the old owner more at a later date.
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| Ashlen1515 - 2015-10-08 12:44 PM
im sorry im a little lost. whos horse? whats ite registered name? and whats she out of?

I believe it is Kellies Chick
http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/kellies+chick
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    Location: Central Texas | Not passing a vet check can include minor issues. I know one vet that has only given about 2 horses a complete pass and he's an older vet. Most of the ones he does not pass have a very minor issue. He does not chose to over look a minor one regardless of how unimportant it may seem. He didn't pass a horse I know of because he didn't react to his eye check exactly the way he wanted. Said it would probably NEVER EVER be a problem though. |
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| Yes we did sell Kellies Chick to Busby Quarter Horses . We wish them all the success and enjoyment that we have had from Skye the last two years ! We are looking forward to this years NFR with Michele Mcleod , Slick , Toby and Disco! |
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      Location: The edge of no where | Cwby1 - 2015-10-08 1:18 PM Yes we did sell Kellies Chick to Busby Quarter Horses . We wish them all the success and enjoyment that we have had from Skye the last two years ! We are looking forward to this years NFR with Michele Mcleod , Slick , Toby and Disco!
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     Location: Lala Land | Cwby1 - 2015-10-08 1:18 PM
Yes we did sell Kellies Chick to Busby Quarter Horses . We wish them all the success and enjoyment that we have had from Skye the last two years ! We are looking forward to this years NFR with Michele Mcleod , Slick , Toby and Disco!
You are beyond awesome to post! Best of luck to you all in the future!! |
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| Karlaw - 2015-10-08 11:17 AM 3 To Go - 2015-10-08 9:16 AM Not a rumor. She's in the States and supposedly didn't pass the vet check. The Mcleod's did not buy her and she would be the highest selling barrel horse I've ever heard of if the figure is correct that I heard. latte sold for what 800,000? so KC sold for more than that? to me this is crazy, yes she is a wicked mare but......
The difference in her and Latte is just that. She is a mare. Could you imagine what embryos from Kellies Chick may bring? What her offspring would be worth? Latte is only worth what he is worth as a barrel horse. He cannot reproduce, thus not adding to his value other than as an athlete.
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      Location: Cap'n Joan Rotgut.....alberta | scwebster - 2015-10-09 12:29 PM Karlaw - 2015-10-08 11:17 AM 3 To Go - 2015-10-08 9:16 AM Not a rumor. She's in the States and supposedly didn't pass the vet check. The Mcleod's did not buy her and she would be the highest selling barrel horse I've ever heard of if the figure is correct that I heard. latte sold for what 800,000? so KC sold for more than that? to me this is crazy, yes she is a wicked mare but...... The difference in her and Latte is just that. She is a MARE. Could you imagine what embryos from Kellies Chick may bring? What her offspring would be worth? Latte is only worth what he is worth as a barrel horse. He cannot produce, thus not adding to his value other than as an athlete.
well unless they clone him...........;)
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| scwebster - 2015-10-08 12:29 PM
Karlaw - 2015-10-08 11:17 AM 3 To Go - 2015-10-08 9:16 AM Not a rumor. She's in the States and supposedly didn't pass the vet check. The Mcleod's did not buy her and she would be the highest selling barrel horse I've ever heard of if the figure is correct that I heard. latte sold for what 800,000? so KC sold for more than that? to me this is crazy, yes she is a wicked mare but......
The difference in her and Latte is just that. She is a MARE. Could you imagine what embryos from Kellies Chick may bring? What her offspring would be worth? Latte is only worth what he is worth as a barrel horse. He cannot produce, thus not adding to his value other than as an athlete.
yes I fully understand that.
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| mruggles - 2015-10-08 1:33 PM scwebster - 2015-10-09 12:29 PM Karlaw - 2015-10-08 11:17 AM 3 To Go - 2015-10-08 9:16 AM Not a rumor. She's in the States and supposedly didn't pass the vet check. The Mcleod's did not buy her and she would be the highest selling barrel horse I've ever heard of if the figure is correct that I heard. latte sold for what 800,000? so KC sold for more than that? to me this is crazy, yes she is a wicked mare but...... The difference in her and Latte is just that. She is a MARE. Could you imagine what embryos from Kellies Chick may bring? What her offspring would be worth? Latte is only worth what he is worth as a barrel horse. He cannot produce, thus not adding to his value other than as an athlete. well unless they clone him...........;)
m This is true
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     Location: Texas | Latte sold for $850,000. The highest selling barrel horse on record. |
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           Location: Kansas | SKM - 2015-10-08 1:50 PM This thread is very....amusing. I'm not even in the loop and had to laugh at some of these posts because I knew there was no way they were true. I'm glad Charlie was able to set the record straight. I do think some of you need to rein in your fingers before hitting submit.
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| hoofs_in_motion - 2015-10-08 1:05 PM
SKM - 2015-10-08 1:50 PM This thread is very....amusing. I'm not even in the loop and had to laugh at some of these posts because I knew there was no way they were true. I'm glad Charlie was able to set the record straight. I do think some of you need to rein in your fingers before hitting submit.
I'm confused then...he stated he sold her, then now it's just rumors.
Um...the part about the price tag, her going to Brazil, not passing a vet check.... The only part that appears to be true is that she sold to Busby's. |
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| newbie - 2015-10-08 12:51 PM
They only had to give 10% of what Latte sold for to the other owner. So he only sold for around $80,000, Justin Boots put up the rest of the money and got it back or at least got it back minus the 10%. The Walkers did lose the court case though and did have to pay the old owner more at a later date.
Justin Boots did not buy Latte. JUSTIN'S DISCOUNT BOOTS bought him. Justin as in a first name. |
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           Location: Kansas | SKM - 2015-10-08 2:39 PM
hoofs_in_motion - 2015-10-08 1:05 PM
SKM - 2015-10-08 1:50 PM This thread is very....amusing. I'm not even in the loop and had to laugh at some of these posts because I knew there was no way they were true. I'm glad Charlie was able to set the record straight. I do think some of you need to rein in your fingers before hitting submit.
I'm confused then...he stated he sold her, then now it's just rumors.
Um...the part about the price tag, her going to Brazil, not passing a vet check.... The only part that appears to be true is that she sold to Busby's.
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    Location: lost in missouri | Hardly any vet will ever pass a horse completely in a vet check. They are just like us humans everyone of us has something going on. an ankle that pops, an eye that is lazy, etc they dont like to fully pass one and then something pops up later and the buyer can come back on the vet and say u said it was 100% so very rarely will you find a vet that passes one 100%. Quite frankly if a vet did pass one 100% I would be questioning the quality of my pre purchase exam. |
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| redracinmo - 2015-10-08 3:15 PM Hardly any vet will ever pass a horse completely in a vet check. They are just like us humans everyone of us has something going on. an ankle that pops, an eye that is lazy, etc they dont like to fully pass one and then something pops up later and the buyer can come back on the vet and say u said it was 100% so very rarely will you find a vet that passes one 100%. Quite frankly if a vet did pass one 100% I would be questioning the quality of my pre purchase exam.
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    Location: Sherman, TX | BarrelRacingChick - 2015-10-08 2:05 PM
Latte sold for $850,000. The highest selling barrel horse on record.
The Walkers already owned 90% of him so of the $850,000 they only had to come up with 10% in reality....so they only paid $85,000 for him....the rest was put up by Justin Discount Boots and I am sure returned to Justin Discount Boots once the court case was over. |
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| newbie - 2015-10-08 12:51 PM
They only had to give 10% of what Latte sold for to the other owner. So he only sold for around $80,000, Justin Boots put up the rest of the money and got it back or at least got it back minus the 10%. The Walkers did lose the court case though and did have to pay the old owner more at a later date.
Walkers did not lose the court case, check your facts. And they did have to put up the entire 850K,not as simple as suggesting they just had to put up 85K. I don't have a dog in this fight but plz check your facts. |
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    Location: Sherman, TX | They did lose as the other owner was awarded what she was owed, the only time the other owner ever stood up for herself was to state the judge had sided with her. The court case is public record and the court transcript can be read by anyone. Yes they did have to come up with $850,000 but since 90% of it went back to them they are able to pay it back. |
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I laugh so much when i hear pass or fail there is no such thing it all depends on what the owner considers heavy or light maintenance and what the use for them will be and to them it's breeding. They are gonna start pulling embryos. Congrats to them on another rockstar mare to go with their purchase of Jetto! 
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   Location: Oklahoma | wyogal98 - 2015-10-09 4:26 PM
Can you tell us a little bit about Toby and Disco? Registered names, sire, dam. Anything you want to share would be appreciated by me. When we watch them fly down TM we will know a little bit more about them.
Thank you.
I'm not a McLeod (just a big fan of all of them!)
I believe this is Toby: http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/apt+to+be+special
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