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| Maybe this is old news but I just heard this today. They will stay at VF. |
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Location: torrington, wy | I have not heard this. |
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Location: California | So many stallions are being sold. Makes me wonder what’s going on. Or we’re all just as broke as the next. |
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Location: Illinois | *almost there* - 2018-08-30 3:51 PM
So many stallions are being sold. Makes me wonder what’s going on. Or we’re all just as broke as the next.
I think they were just part of Danny's downsizing, he gets the money from the sale and the money from standing him at VF still. He probably made more than I do in 5 years at my full time job on that sale of those 2 |
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Location: North Central Iowa Land of white frozen grass | I think its the normal cycle. Sell them before the value starts to go down. |
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| BS Hauler - 2018-08-30 4:56 PM I think its the normal cycle. Sell them before the value starts to go down.
I don't see Eddie's value going down. He is a solid producer and they are probably freezing semen as fast as he can make it. I'd sure like to know the sales price. |
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They went to a great new owner, nice people! I have an Eddie Stinson and love her, I actually bought her from the new owners of Eddie Stinson. The stallions will continue to have a great future.
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Location: Arkansas | Is it ok to ask who bought them?! |
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| Wish the new owners were standing him. I would breed to him again if they were. I bred a wonderful colt by him & Miss Cowboy Lady, dam to LR Designerwood. Blake & Traci Monroe bought him from me because he is a 1/2 brother to Maverick. Simon is a wonderful colt & will hopefully make his debut in the juvenile at the BFA. Love Eddie. Glad he has new owners. |
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| I read an article on Barrel Horse News about this, and how the two stallions will continue to stand at VF for their advertised fees. The article mentioned who the purchaser was:
"For immediate release: Victory Farms in Ada, Oklahoma, would like to officially announce the sale of two of their outstanding stallions Eddie Stinson and Born Ta Be Famous to Cody and Luann Johnson, owners of Twisted J Ranch in Stephenville, Texas.
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Both stallions will continue to stand at Victory Farms Stallion Station, Inc in Ada, which will continue to offer the same great customer service and mare care their clients have always received. Both stallions will have frozen semen certified for international export available for the 2019 breeding season. Customers are encouraged to contact Victory Farms to book early to both stallions at their 2018 fees."
Edited by madredepeanut 2018-08-30 9:15 PM
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Location: Arkansas | madredepeanut - 2018-08-30 9:12 PM
I read an article on Barrel Horse News about this, and how the two stallions will continue to stand at VF for their advertised fees. The article mentioned who the purchaser was:
"For immediate release: Victory Farms in Ada, Oklahoma, would like to officially announce the sale of two of their outstanding stallions Eddie Stinson and Born Ta Be Famous to Cody and Luann Johnson, owners of Twisted J Ranch in Stephenville, Texas.
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Both stallions will continue to stand at Victory Farms Stallion Station, Inc in Ada, which will continue to offer the same great customer service and mare care their clients have always received. Both stallions will have frozen semen certified for international export available for the 2019 breeding season. Customers are encouraged to contact Victory Farms to book early to both stallions at their 2018 fees."
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| madredepeanut - 2018-08-30 9:12 PM
I read an article on Barrel Horse News about this, and how the two stallions will continue to stand at VF for their advertised fees. The article mentioned who the purchaser was:
"For immediate release: Victory Farms in Ada, Oklahoma, would like to officially announce the sale of two of their outstanding stallions Eddie Stinson and Born Ta Be Famous to Cody and Luann Johnson, owners of Twisted J Ranch in Stephenville, Texas.
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Both stallions will continue to stand at Victory Farms Stallion Station, Inc in Ada, which will continue to offer the same great customer service and mare care their clients have always received. Both stallions will have frozen semen certified for international export available for the 2019 breeding season. Customers are encouraged to contact Victory Farms to book early to both stallions at their 2018 fees."
Great mare care. I beg to differ. |
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Location: Not Where I Want to Be | okhorselover - 2018-08-30 10:30 PM madredepeanut - 2018-08-30 9:12 PM I read an article on Barrel Horse News about this, and how the two stallions will continue to stand at VF for their advertised fees. The article mentioned who the purchaser was: "For immediate release: Victory Farms in Ada, Oklahoma, would like to officially announce the sale of two of their outstanding stallions Eddie Stinson and Born Ta Be Famous to Cody and Luann Johnson, owners of Twisted J Ranch in Stephenville, Texas. ... Both stallions will continue to stand at Victory Farms Stallion Station, Inc in Ada, which will continue to offer the same great customer service and mare care their clients have always received. Both stallions will have frozen semen certified for international export available for the 2019 breeding season. Customers are encouraged to contact Victory Farms to book early to both stallions at their 2018 fees." Great mare care. I beg to differ.
I guess it's a good thing you don't do PR work for VF then. Huh?
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