Auction Rules: (Description of horse to follow): 11-8 PM CST •Confirmation of cashier’s check being sent with tracking number to be received no later than Tuesday at noon or the next buyer will be given first right of refusal •Bid in increments of $50. All bids not meeting requirement will not be recognized. •Buyer responsible for shipping within 3 days...longer arrangements can be made for an additional fee. •Buyer is responsible for asking all questions and viewing the horse on viewing days prior to bidding. •Sold as is with no guarantees. Vet checks are welcome during the viewing period *CALL/TEXT 505.710.0379 WITH ANY QUESTIONS* We will end the auction at 8 PM but we will not cut buyers off if they are still bidding amongst each other. Technology is not reliable enough so we will do a “going once…going twice…and then give another 2 minutes then close the action. All horses are located in Collinsville, TX. ***STARTING BID IS $500*** This sweet baby is nothing but adorable! She is a 2014 great grand daughter of Special Effort! She is gentle, calm, sweet, and built correctly. She is easy to catch, and even better…easy to love on! Best part…she is AQHA pending so YOU GET TO NAME HER!! She was incredibly calm when she got her coggins pulled for the first time, I got to lay with her and she loved it and anyone can go right in her stall and pet her sweet face and she is not fearful! Special Effort: • $15,943 Average Earnings Per Starter on 825 Starters • #3 Active Sire of All-Time Money Earners • Sire of 5 horses which have earned Running Champion titles from AQHA Special Efforts racing career will be etched in Quarter Horse Racing history as one of the finest ever. Special Effort began his racing career at Ruidoso Downs in the Grade 1, Kansas Futurity Trials. He won his first race by an awesome 4 1/2 lengths. He continued this campaign by winning the Kansas Futurity, the Grade 1 Rainbow Futurity, followed by the rich Grade 1 All American Futurity. This made Special Effort the first and only American Quarter Horse to sweep the triple crown at Ruidoso Downs. He dominated the All American field by 4 lengths over a muddy course in 1981. Special Effort went on to be named Champion 2 year old Stallion, Champion 2 year old, and World Champion for 1981. In a total of 14 outs, Special Effort went to the winner’s circle in 13, with earnings of $1,219,948. https://youtube/watch?v=EqThKnpDVsg&list=UUo1KW8NfPdxwhS_tNz-QQCg allbreedpedigree/you+get+to+name+her
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