Copper Classic Sale

[Tami]

I owned Doctrine and sold him to Betty. I would have paid her more than he sold for..... He is a wonderful boy.

 

[mydaddysjag]

I'm supposed to be building jump standards that I started earlier, and I cant pull myself away from watching.

32 - 1,300

33 - 1,900 no sale

34 - 1,100

35 - 6,000 no sale

36 - 850

 

[Maxi'sMinis]

What Lot# is the bay filly? Would someone give me her name? I think she is so cute.

 

[kayla221444]

not sure what bay filly your talking about there has been alot!

 

[ruffian]

Blueberry Muffin only brought $1900???? Wow

Oops - had the wrong #. What did they want if they N/S at $30,000?

 

[kayla221444]

the mare lot 43 is cute

 

[kayla221444]

Blueberry Muffin only brought $1900???? Wow

Oops - had the wrong #. What did they want if they N/S at $30,000?

good question, but they probably put more into her for training!

 

[Echo Acres]

Wow! I guess I have good, but expensive taste. I just got home and was really anxious to see what lot #30 sold for. I pretty much knew ahead of time she would be out of my league, and I see by far the top going horse of the sale so far. I would have loved to have that mare!!!!!

 

[mydaddysjag]

37 - 1600

38 - 1000 no sale

39 - 3500

40 - 5000 no sale

41 - 900 no sale

42 - 1600

43 - 1640 no sale

44 - 4300 no sale

45 - 3750

46 - 800? Couldnt really understand him

 

[kayla221444]

actually if you look at the sale catalog, everytime a horse is done, its price is listed, 46 went for 1,700

 

[Maxi'sMinis]

The bright bay fuzzy weanling. I have the pictures on the web but not the text go figure!

 

[mydaddysjag]

Wow, I hadnt refreshed the catalog page since the sale started so I didnt realize they were listing the prices!

Thats great to know, I can go work on my standards now and check prices later.

 

[kayla221444]

I actually just realized it too! LOL....I can't believe the little sorrel medecine hat filly went for $900 what a beautiful head, I would have bought her!

 

[LindaL]

That last mare...was my fave

(altho if I had extra $$ laying around there were several horses I would have loved to have that sold for really cheap prices...

)

 

[Crabby-Chicken]

How much is a consignment fee to put a horse in an auction like that?

 

[ClickMini]

I think it was $350.

 

[Robin1]

It was $350, plus $250 for a reserve, plus the stall fee.

Some of these horses were sold for a loss.

Which is why I didn't breed last year and hadn't planned on breeding this year but I might one now.

Robin

 

[Carrie12]

That pretty appy filly (lot 19) from Sonoita went for one of the highest prices of the horses that sold. She is beautiful.

 

[ruffian]

I am amazed at the no sales. In this economy I felt there were some pretty good prices that were n/s. I know training is expensive, but unless they have a buyer waiting in the wings, this is the actual cash value of these horses. Especially Blueberry Muffin - $30,000

:shocked and no sale?

I guess people have a lot more money than I do.

Oh well, it was fun to watch! I wonder if having it in AZ hurt the prices? It's expensive to move a horse cross country from the southwest.

 

[~Lisa~]

I wonder though how many of those no sales were sold after the auction for just a couple hundred more then the top bid which would still be pretty far from some of those reserves- I am still in shock over doctrine

I did get some wormer over the phone was hoping they would have some B harnesses

Loved the fact it was online and I could participate and watch that was great