Spring Semi Annual. Located at the Waverly Sales Co., Waverly, Iowa

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1 Waverly Midwest Horse Sale Spring Days Tuesday to Friday, April 3-6 Lots 79 & 80 Semi Annual Registered Draft Horses and Draft Cross Bred Horses of all Breeds Plus Fancy Gelding and Mare Hitches, Light Driving Horses and Ponies Broke to Ride or Drive and Miniatures Lots 116 & 117 Located at the Waverly Sales Co., Waverly, Iowa

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3 Waverly Sales Co Box 355, Waverly, IA Fax Office Hours Sale Week are 7 am to 1 hour After Sale Ends Each Day Ron Dean, Manager, Rich Greenlee, Horse Consultant, Gene Miller, Foreman Table of Contents Page Order of Sale for Each Day Advertiser s Index Area Lodging...81 Bidding Information...4 Commission Rates Consignor s Index Health Requirements General Sale Notices... ~ Wednesday Unloading Location ~ Registration Information...5 Upcoming Sale Dates Tuesday & Wednesday, April 3 & 4 - Horse-Drawn Machinery, Tack, Wagons, Buggies & Horse Trailers Sale Listings Thursday, April 5 - Belgian, Percheron, Spotted Draft, Clydesdale, Shire, Haflinger, and Fjord Sale Listings Friday, April 6 - Draft Cross Bred Horses, Mules, Light Driving Horses & Ponies Broke to Ride or Drive & Miniature Sale Listings Auctioneers For Horse Sale: John Marg, WI Dale Chupp, IN Clerks: Rich Greenlee, IA Duane Harms, IA Eric Foelske, IA Russ Bruns, IA Steve Palmquist, IA Aaron Hoover, IA or Draft Horse Judges: Jerry Janssen, IA Jim Meyer, IA Pedigree/Announcers: Ron Dean, IA Rich Greenlee, IA Auctioneers and Ringmen: Leon Martin, IA Wayne Yoder, WI Justin Kuper, IA Tom Hoskins, IA Travis Parr, WI Gerry Vandevorde, IA Allen Freerks, IA Brad Schmidt, IA Jordan Tracy, WI Enos Yoder, WI Ryan Adams, WI Dave White, IA Dan Hershberger, IA Curt Lubben, IA Cory Lubben, IA Henry Yoder, MO Samuel Hershberger, IA Seth Adams, WI

4 Tuesday, April 3 - Tack & Horse-Drawn Equipment Sale PAGE 2 MoRton BuilDing - Selling Time 8:00 a.m. Halters, lead ropes, misc. items, etc. until 9:00 a.m. Selling half of the collars of all sizes, followed by hames, tugs, collar pads, housing, etc. Approx. 11:00 a.m. selling half of all the harness of all sizes. Approx. 3:00 p.m. selling half of all the saddles of all sizes from south side, followed by misc. items until quitting time. north MACHineRy lot - three trucks will start selling at 8:00 a.m. with misc. items of all kinds. A 4th truck will start selling at approx. 9:30 a.m. with cultivators, plows, disc., corn binders, threshing machines, all bob sleds, shoeing stocks, farm wagons, wagon running gears and manure spreaders - In no particular order. Followed by tongues, eveners, and neck yokes. Will continue until done. Wednesday, April 4 - Tack & Horse-Drawn Equipment Sale MoRton BuilDing - Selling time 8:00 a.m. Selling halters, lead ropes, misc. items, etc. and then finish selling collars, hames, tugs, collar pads, housings. Approx. 11:00 a.m. finish selling all harness. Approx. 1:00 p.m. we will hold our cowboy collectible sale which our buyers and sellers really like, along with the public, followed by collectible saddles and all other saddles. From small south door, at approx. 5:00 p.m. sewing machines, leather tools, misc. items, etc. north MACHineRy lot - truck no. 1 - Start selling at 8:00 a.m. Canadian sleighs, cutters, etc., and all gas engines, pony wagons, carts, all carrier and horse trailers and trucks. When finished Truck No. 1 will move to north of the Morton Building. Selling stage coaches, hitch wagons, water wagons, gas wagons, vis-a-vis, brougham, carriages of all kinds, stallion carts, etc., then move to the hayrack items. Selling buggy shaft poles, etc. until finished. truck no. 2 - Selling time 8:00 a.m. selling all wheels, followed by buggy parts. Wheels will be sold by the piece, not by the bundle. Then will move to the north machine shed door and will finish selling tack and miscellaneous items. MACHineRy lot notice: the machinery lot will be closed to everyone from 10:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m. each night. no one will be allowed in there at this time. our security will be on hand to enforce this. We will accept all machinery and tack on Saturday, March 31, and Sunday, April 1, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Monday, April 2, from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. no items will be accepted for the Morton Building after 9:00 p.m. on Monday, April 2. We will take in larger items to be sold on the lot for Wednesday sale all day tuesday until 9:00 p.m. All harness will be inspected to see if they are complete. Bring good horse-related items only. Junk items Will not Be ACCePteD. All items must be removed no later than two weeks after the sale. notice to ConSignoRS: All horse and flat bed trailers and trucks must have a clear title and current registration in the name of the person selling. no Manufacturer s Statement of origins (MSo) will be accepted. this is a legal requirement in the state of iowa. the Preview of horses will be on Wednesday, April 4, at 5 p.m. in the big ring. Anyone wishing to show their consignments to the public at this time may do so. Buyers, here is your opportunity to view the horses and to ask questions concerning the consignments.

5 Thursday, April 5 - Belgian, Percheron, Spotted Draft, Clydesdale, Shire, Haflinger and Fjord Sale Commencing at 9:00 a.m. Note! PAGE 3 Spotted Drafts, Clydesdales & Shires Sell Thursday We will begin selling draft horses from the catalog. Spotted Draft, Clydesdale, Shire, Haflinger and Norwegian Fjord horses consigned in the catalog will sell today. Non-cataloged Draft, Spotted Draft, Clydesdale, Shire, Haflinger and Fjord horses will sell after the catalog on Thursday evening in the order they are consigned. All HoRSeS AnD MuleS Selling to DRive BRoke MuSt Sell WitH A HitCH. Hitching will continue from 7 to 9 a.m. on thursday and Friday. Wagons for hitching will be available, but no wagons will be allowed on the State and Federal highways. All horses that will be sold on thursday must be unloaded by 1 pm, including consigned horses, or they will not be accepted for thursday s sale. Friday, April 6 - Draft Cross Bred Horse, Mule, Light Horse, Pony & Miniature Sale Commencing at 9:00 a.m. We will begin selling cataloged draft cross horses followed by Mules, Light Driving Horses, Saddle Horses, Ponies and Miniatures. Non-cataloged horses will sell in the order they are consigned after the catalog is finished. All horses that will be sold on Friday must be unloaded by 1 pm, including consigned horses, or they will not be accepted. - Light Driving Horses, Saddle Horses and Ponies Broke to Ride or Drive Light horses and ponies must be broke to ride or drive, no halter horses. Cataloged Light driving horses, saddle horses and ponies broke to ride or drive will follow the cataloged Draft Cross Bred Horses and Mules. Uncataloged light horses and ponies will sell with the other uncataloged horses and mules. All horse-drawn carriages, carts and wagons driven in the sale ring must be offered for sale. Miniatures can be unloaded starting at 9:00 a.m. on Friday, - Miniature Horses - April 6, and must be in the chutes by 1:00 p.m. All RegiStRAtion PAPeRS FoR light HoRSeS, PonieS AnD MiniAtuReS Will Be BetWeen the BuyeR AnD the SelleR. Seller: You are responsible for having your papers in order, current in ownership and a transfer signed correctly. Buyer: It is your responsibility to look the papers over when you receive them and make sure they are in order before you leave the sale barn. Wednesday, April 4 ~ DRAFt HoRSe HitCHing will be from 12 noon until 4:30 pm. ~ DRAFt HAlteR HoRSeS will show from 4:30 to 5 pm in the driving area. no driving will be allowed during this time. Preview in the big ring starts at 5 pm thursday, April 5 ~ Hitching 7-9 am is only for Draft Horses selling on thursday Friday, April 6 ~ Hitching 7-9 am is only for Crossbred Horses selling on Friday light HoRSe, PonieS & MiniAtuRe HitCHing will hitch on Friday, April 6, from 10 am to 1pm. Drivers and owners are liable for all injuries and/or damages their horses cause. Wagons are not allowed on State and Federal highways by order of the Highway Patrol. They must stay on our premises. There will be no draft halter horses shown in driving area while hitches are driving. Draft halter horses must be shown from 4:30-5:00 pm in driving area or at 5:00 pm in sale ring on Wednesday.

6 PAGE 4 Market Horse Pen - Friday, April 6 At the end of the day we will have a Market Horse Pen. These horses (draft or light) can arrive any time at our chutes before 1 pm on Friday, April 6, be consigned and penned without the owner staying to lead their horse through the ring. All HoRSeS MuSt HAve CogginS AnD HeAltH PAPeRS. SelleRS Will Be RequiReD to Sign AnD Fill out A HeAltH HiStoRy DoCuMent. Any horse arriving at our chutes with no coggins or up-to-date coggins papers, our vet will draw blood and you will be charged $30.00 per head for current coggins papers plus $5.00 per head for health certificate. A mobile Coggins testing lab will be on the sale grounds from Tuesday p.m. through Friday p.m. to facilitate Coggins testing. no HoRSeS AlloWeD WitH open SoReS, unable to WAlk, CRiPPleD or BlinD. they MuSt Be in good Selling ConDition. Any horse consigned for the market pen must be over 700 lbs. or they will not be accepted.there will be a nonrefundable $20.00 fee per head for all horses consigned to the market pen. Bidding Information notice of BiDDing numbers: When registering for a bidding number you must have two valid i.d. s and telephone number of your bank. We reserve the right to refuse to issue a bidding number to the ones we have had a problem with their checks in the past. it is AlSo important WHen obtaining A BiDDing number that you RegiSteR the WAy you WAnt your RegiStRAtion PAPeRS SigneD. When you purchase a registered animal the name from your bidding number will be used to register the animal. if you lose your bidding number, you will be held responsible for the items bought on it. No one under 18 will be issued a bidding number. Payment can be made using personal checks with proper i.d., cash, cashier checks, money orders or credit cards. visa, Mastercard and Discover. Credit cards will be accepted with a 4 percent convenience fee added to each transaction. there is an AtM available in the lobby. notice to our CAnADiAn BuyeRS: We will accept Canadian checks with a letter of credit from your bank guaranteeing the check payable in u.s. funds. We will accept only those checks imprinted according to new Canadian banking regulations. notice to PuRCHASeRS: When purchasing horses, if you have any questions or doubts about them, such as hitching or pregnancy, have this all cleared before you load the horses out. once the horse leaves our chutes, we will no longer be responsible for them. If drugs have been used in order to sell the horse and you can prove this, bring the horse back to Waverly Sales Co., with the veterinarian s verification of drugs, within 72 hours of the date of purchase. This horse will then be sold to go to market with all expenses deducted from the seller s check. The balance will be sent to the seller. All guarantees are between the buyer and the seller. Statements made on sale day by auctioneers and owners take precedence over any and all printed matter. The information given is believed to be true and correct to the best of the owner s knowledge. There are no guarantees expressed or implied. Commission Rates on tack and Horse-Drawn equipment: 20% on every tagged item under $50.00; 12% on every tagged item from $50.00 to $500.00; 10% on every tagged item from $ to $1,000.00; and 7% on every tagged item over $1, No tagged item will be less than $4.00 commission. All no-sale items will be charged the same way. no value items will go to the dump if not picked up within 2 weeks after the sale. Draft Horse & Draft Crossbred Commission: There will be a $20.00 fee per head for all cataloged horses and a $30.00 fee for uncataloged horses. A 7% commission will be charged on all draft horses, draft crossbreds and draft mules whether cataloged or noncataloged with a maximum of $700 per head. there will be a 4% commission no sale charge, with a minimum of $50.00, on all draft horses, draft crosses, draft mules, haflingers and fjords. Yardage charge on draft horses, mules and draft cross horses - $5 per head on sales and no sales. Draft animals that are rejected by the buyer because they are misrepresented in the ring will be charged 7%, same as if sold. Our barn veterinarian must check these animals and will make the final determination whether there was misrepresentation. light Horse, Pony & Miniature Horse Commission: There will be a $20.00 fee per head for all cataloged horses and a $30.00 fee for uncataloged horses. A 7% commission will be charged on all light horses, ponies, and miniatures. there will be a 4% commission on no sales, with a ~ continued

7 PAGE 5 minimum of $25.00 on all light horses, ponies and miniatures. Horses that are rejected by the buyer because they are misrepresented in the ring will be charged 7%, same as if sold. Our barn veterinarian must check these animals and will make the final determination whether there was misrepresentation. Yardage charge on mules, light horses, ponies and miniatures - $5 per head on sales and no sales. iowa Sales tax: The State of Iowa requires 7% sales tax on all tack and horse-drawn equipment, light horses, ponies, mules and miniature horses. No sales tax on draft horses. Sales tax permits and numbers must be furnished in order to be exempt. Feed: Hay will be available for $7.00 per bale. Shavings available for $7.00 per bag. Consignors Checks: All consignors checks will be mailed out within 10 days of sale date. terms: All items you purchase must be settled for before loading out. Blue bidding numbers will be used for the tues./wed. tack and machinery sale, yellow for the thurs./fri. horse sale. Purchasers will be expected to have the proper bank references if giving checks, otherwise certified checks should be used. Registration Information Linda Schuster of Brainerd, Minnesota, will handle all registrations and transfers for all registered draft horses and draft crosses. If you are selling registered mares that are in foal, have your transfers signed on mare and breeding certificates filled out. Management will not be responsible for information and papers that are not with animals. All registration papers for drafts and draft crosses must be turned in to linda and her staff At the unloading CHute when horses arrive. it is important WHen obtaining A BiDDing number that you RegiSteR the WAy you WAnt your RegiStRAtion PAPeRS FilleD out. Registration papers must be in order and transfers signed before horses come into the sale ring or the horse will be sold as grade. Any American buyer of a Canadian registered horse will be responsible for getting American papers and paying the transfer fee. Any Canadian buyer of an American registered horse will be responsible for getting Canadian papers and paying the transfer fee. notice BelgiAn ConSignoRS All Belgian stallions must be blood typed before their foals can be registered. If you sell a horse eligible for registration, you must give all information to the Waverly Midwest Horse Sale in order to hand over to the buyers on the day of sale, registration at the buyer s expense. notice PeRCHeRon ConSignoRS DnA testing: The Percheron Horse Association of America requires that all breeding stallions have their DNA markers on file in the office of the Association. Foals born in 1999, and thereafter, will be registered only if the DNA of the sire is on record. Percherons cannot be sold application for registration. they must be registered before the sale. notice light HoRSe, Pony AnD MiniAtuRe ConSignoRS All registration papers for light horses, ponies and miniatures will be between the buyer and the seller. Seller: You are responsible for having your papers in order, current in ownership and a transfer signed correctly. Buyer: It is your responsibility to look the papers over when you receive them and make sure they are in order before you leave the sale barn. General Sale Notices notice: All horses consigned in our chutes will go through the auction ring, no matter where you are on the list. there will be no pass outs for any horse consigned. Once you bring your horse in our chutes, that horse must go through the auction ring. Anyone wanting to take their horse out before going through the auction ring will be charged $200 per horse. PAID IN CASH, NO CHECKS ACCEPTED. We cannot sell all horses early - some have to be first, and some last. PRivAte SAleS: Absolutely no private sales in the yards before the auction. Management feels this is unfair to the buyers who are in the bleachers. All horses brought to the sale must be consigned and go through our auction ring. ~ continued

8 PAGE 6 HitCHing: Draft Horse Hitching will go from 12 noon until 4:30 p.m., Wednesday, April 4. Draft halter horses will show from 4:30 to 5 p.m. in the driving area. No driving will be allowed at this time. Hitching on thursday, April 5, from 7 to 9 a.m., is only for draft horses selling on thursday. Draft Horse Hitching on Friday, April 6, from 7 to 9 a.m., is only for crossbred horses selling on Friday. Light horse, Ponies and Miniature Hitching is from 10 am to 1 pm on Friday. Drivers and owners are liable for all injuries and/or damages their horses cause. Wagons belonging to the Waverly Midwest Horse Sale or consignors wagons will not be allowed on State and Federal highways by order of the Highway Patrol. You must keep them on our premises. there Will Be no DRAFt HAlteR HoRSeS SHoWn in DRiving AReA WHile HitCHeS ARe DRiving. Draft halter horses must be shown from 4:30 to 5 p.m. on Wednesday, April 4, or in sale ring before the sale starts. SHoeing StoCk: We will have a shoeing stock on the premises. HAlteRS AnD lead RoPeS: After horses are sold, too many sellers are putting a poor halter and lead rope on their horses when getting back to the stalls. This is going to stop. If a good halter and lead rope are not left with your horses, new ones will be purchased and the price will be deducted from the seller s check. THIS WILL BE ENFORCED! liability: PURSUANT TO IOWA CODE CHAPTER 673, BUYERS, SELLERS & SPECTATORS are cautioned to exercise care while attending the sale and enter the premises at their own risk. Waverly Midwest Horse Sale shall not be liable for injuries sustained by anyone attending the sale. Children under 12 years of age must be accompanied by their parents or they will not be allowed on the grounds. guarantee: each consignor will be totally responsible for guarantees they make on their animals. The guarantees and soundness of each animal will be made only from the auction block while the animal is being sold. Absolutely no guarantee or warranty will be expressed or implied by the auctioneers or ringmen. WARRAnty: The buyer assumes full ownership of the animal from the time it is sold in the sale ring and is responsible for proper feed and care. SeAting: If you wish to purchase a reserved seat for Thursday and Friday, they go on sale Wed., April 4, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., in the sale arena. The $10 charge is for ringside and bleacher seats, good for both days. This is done to enable buyers to be closer to the animals in the sale ring. no refunds. ~ CAMPeRS AnD visitors ~ When arriving, follow the Draft Horse trail on 20th Street n.w. to our parking lot entrance. This road leads right to the camping site. Camping space is on a first come - first serve basis. Campers must check in when arriving and out when leaving. there is a $30 per night charge beginning when you check in. There are absolutely no refunds of this unless ok d by the Waverly Midwest Horse Sale owners! We, the Waverly Midwest Horse Sale, are not responsible for accidents or thefts. Absolutely no electric heaters will be allowed to be used in our camper area at any time. Absolutely no dogs allowed in the camping area. the only exception are service dogs. loading out: Buyers must have a release from the office for all loadouts. All loadout slips must be signed by trucker and loadout man for all animals and equipment. ReStAuRAnt: Our restaurant will be open at 6 a.m. serving a great breakfast. It will be open the rest of the day with a large selection of home-cooked food. Cash only, no checks or credit cards accepted. AtM MACHine AvAilABle in the lobby! notice to All golf CARt DRiveRS WHo AttenD the WAveRly MiDWeSt HoRSe SAle: No golf carts are to be in any area where we pen, stall, drive or lead horses. No golf carts will be allowed east of the west driveway where horses are being hitched and shown. Golf carts caught in these areas will be escorted from the Waverly Sales grounds. While attending the sale, golf cart drivers must use extreme caution for people walking. All vehicles, other than golf carts, on the Waverly Sale grounds must be approved by security prior to unloading. Dog notice: no dogs will be allowed on the Waverly Midwest Horse Sale grounds. this includes campers. only seeing eye and service dogs will be accepted. Campers with dogs in them will have to find another place to camp.

9 Wednesday Only! Unloading Location North end of Barn PAGE 7 All horses unloading only on Wednesday, April 4, will be unloaded on the North end of the Barn. Follow the highlighted route. unloading Hours are: Wednesday, April 4, 8:00am to 6:00pm; Security will guide you where to go. Absolutely NO unloading in driving area during this time.

10 Health Requirements PAGE 8 Dr. Alan vanarkel will be the sale veterinarian. He will be in full charge of inspection of horses and papers upon arrival and throughout the sale. Attention SelleRS: Because of the unique nature of this sale, horses in this sale must be prepared to be shipped to all states. This requires an original Coggins test, AGID or Elisa, (no copies or fax copies will be accepted), and a 4-part re-assignable health certificate per horse to enter the sale ring. Many states do not issue a 4-part health certificate. if your state does not issue a 4-part health certificate, your veterinarian can put all horses on 1 certificate for shipping and the sale veterinarian will issue individual 4-part re-assignable health certificates for a fee of $5 per horse. CogginS test - All HoRSeS MUST HAVE A NEGATIVE COGGINS TEST. THE TEST MUST HAVE BEEN PERFORMED WitHin 6 MontHS of the DAte of SAle (Coggins must not be dated before October 6, 2017). AGID OR ELISA WILL BE ACCEPTED. only the originals Will Be AC- CePteD - no CoPieS or FAX CoPieS Will Be ACCePteD. This includes ALL HORSES, including IOWA HORSES. Since there are no longer any slaughter plants open in the United States, no slaughter permits are available. Therefore, All horses, including those going to the loose Pen MuSt HAve A negative CogginS test. Any horse arriving at our chutes with no coggins or up-to-date coggins papers, our vet will draw blood and you will be charged $30.00 per head for current coggins papers (plus $5 for a 4-part health paper). A mobile Coggins testing lab will be on the sale grounds from Wednesday through Friday to facilitate Coggins testing. Foals over 4 months of age that are weaned need Coggins. All horses/ foals over 6 months of age need coggins. The test forms must have complete description and markings of the horse. In many western states this is your brand inspection document. Use registration numbers where applicable. test forms that do not properly identify the horse, or that have been altered will not be accepted. HeAltH CeRtiFiCAteS - each HORSE MUST HAVE A 4-PARt Re-ASSignABle HEALTH CERTIFICATE TO ENTER THE SALE RING. Health certificates need to include the horse s description, Coggins test date, test results, accession number, and the lab where the test was performed. CogginS test FoRMS AnD HeAltH CeRtiFiCAteS MuSt ACCoMPAny HoRSeS WHen CHeCking in At the CHuteS. vaccinations: FLU-RHINO SHOTS 20 DAYS PRIOR TO THE DATE OF SALE IS RECOMMENDED. If done, include the date of vaccinations on health certificates. notice to BuyeRS: Some states require a temperature statement and/or a permit number to enter your state. If this is a requirement to your state, please help us make sure your papers are in order before you leave the sale. FoR All HoRSe ConSignoRS: All mares to be sold as in foal must be preg checked by the Horse Sale vet prior to entering the sale ring. ~ Health Requirements continued on page 9

11 PAGE 9 Health Requirements ~ continued from page 8 Attention CAnADiAn BuyeRS!! See SAle veterinarian BeFoRe PuRCHASing HoRSeS! Horses exported to Canada need INDIVIDUAL international health certificates. notice RegARDing the FeDeRAl vet We were not able to make arrangements for the endorsement of the export papers, therefore, buyers are responsible for making their own arrangements for the export papers. At time of printing, Canada is not allowing horses from texas or new Mexico to enter Canada, due to outbreaks of equine Piroplasmosis and vesicular Stomatitis. notice: Dr. vanarkel is no longer accepting checks from out-of-state sellers. An AtM machine is available for your convenience in the lobby of the sale barn. Waverly Sales Company Auction & Clerking Services Call us for all your auction needs! Household Farm Horse Real Estate Antique Rich Greenlee Ron Dean

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13 Selling Order ~ Tuesday, April 3 PAGE 119 Partial Listing of Horse-Drawn Machinery, Wagons, Buggies, Horse Trailers & Tack MoRton BuilDing Selling time 8:00 a.m. Halters, lead ropes, misc. items, etc. until 9:00 a.m. Selling half of the collars of all sizes, followed by hames, tugs, collar pads, housing, etc. Approx. 11:00 a.m. selling half of all the harness of all sizes. Approx. 3:00 p.m. selling half of all the saddles of all sizes from south side, followed by misc. items until quitting time. north MACHineRy lot north MACHineRy lot - three trucks will start selling at 8:00 a.m. with misc. items of all kinds. A 4th truck will start selling at approx. 9:30 a.m. with cultivators, plows, disc., corn binders, threshing machines, all bob sleds, shoeing stocks, farm wagons, wagon running gears and manure spreaders -In no particular order. Followed by tongues, eveners, and neck yokes. Will continue until done. Selling Order ~ Wednesday, April 4 MoRton BuilDing Selling time 8:00 a.m. Selling halters, lead ropes, misc. items, etc. and then finish selling collars, hames, tugs, collar pads, housings. Approx. 11:00 a.m. finish selling all harness. Approx. 1:00 p.m. we will hold our cowboy collectible sale which our buyers and sellers really like, along with the public, followed by collectible saddles and all other saddles. From south door, at approx. 5:00 p.m. sewing machines, leather tools, misc. items, etc. north MACHineRy lot truck no. 1 - Start at 8:00 a.m. selling Canadian sleighs, cutters, etc., all gas engines, pony wagons, carts, horse trailers and trucks. When finished Truck No. 1 will move to north of the Morton Building. Selling stage coaches, hitch wagons, water wagons, gas wagons, vis-a-vis, brougham, carriages of all kinds, stallion carts, etc., then move to the hayrack items. Selling buggy shaft poles, etc. until finished. truck no. 2 - Selling time 8:00 a.m. selling all wheels, followed by buggy parts. Wheels will be sold by the piece, not by the bundle. Then will move to the north machine shed door and will finish selling tack and misc. MACHineRy lot notice: the machinery lot will be closed to everyone from 10:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m. each night. no one will be allowed in there at this time. our security will be on hand to enforce this. notice to our CAnADiAn BuyeRS: We will accept Canadian checks with a letter of credit from your bank guaranteeing the check payable in u.s. funds. We will accept only those checks imprinted according to new Canadian banking regulations. (Left Picture) - Sampson Harness Selling Tuesday April 3 in the Tack Building. - Rare potato digger

14 ~ Collection of Roy Rogers Memorabilia ~ PAGE Life magazine (complete) July 12, x14 Picture & Postcards (Above) - Roy 6 2 cut out s Roy Rogers rodeo play set with metal bunk house - DVDs & VHS movies - Riders rules framed 22 x 18 - Breyer Trigger & movie box set - Roy with gun framed puzzle 17 x 21 - Refurbished kids saddle 11 seat - Hand crafted saddle rack 28 tall

15 PAGE Books, 2 are hard cover - Roy & Dale 8x10 picture - 11 ½ tall rearing horse (USA) DVDs Quality Blankets & Horse Supplies Country Farm Supply David W. Bontrager th St. Hazleton, IA Country Side Tack Arlene D. Bontrager th St. Hazleton, IA PONY CARTS & MOST ALWAYS PONIES Located from Waverly: east on Hwy. 3 to W-13, turn right, go to 130th St. Make a left and second farm on left side, approx. 1 mile. Have in stock Pioneer Equipment, I&J cultivators, tongues, steel & wood eveners & neck yokes. Also the gang-reel mowers to hook a horse. 7% Off In Stock Pioneer Equipment the week of the horse sale We now have Millers Scotch Bottoms Horseshoes and pads.

16 PAGE 122 (Picture) - Dr. Buggy draft size shafts made by Velle Carriage Co Moline seat is original, but carriage top and sides are vinyl, removable side curtains, top folds down partially or completely, kept in as shed and is in very good condition (Picture) - Very nice Houghton show cart always kept inside, very light weight, shafts measure 88, 28 at narrowest point, 40 wooden wheels, black with white pinstripe, wheels need a touch up in some areas, includes cover and wheel covers (Picture) custom made red Repo-Overland Stagecoach in excellent condition 2 or 4 horse drawn with cloth upholstery (Picture) - 2 wheeled horse size road cart shafts are detachable and measure 79 from crossbar to tip, 27 at narrowest point, 42 wheels, leather seat, whip holder, very nice cart, always kept inside, well balanced and good enough for show or to drive down the road, flashy and easy to maneuver, there is a small scrape on dash (Picture) - Horse drawn fuel tank wagon (Picture) - Two seater buckboard wagon disc brakes, cut under, pole, natural wood with a varnish coat Rejean from Canada will be bringing one load of his unique items of snow shoes, tarps, signs, seats, wagon wheels, etc.

17 - Frontier Equestrian of Missouri will be bringing 2 trailer loads of carts, marathon carriages, draft horse carriages, many sets of pleasure harness, mini harness, saddles, and lots of American made lead ropes, halters, buckets, stall forks, and all kinds of tack from mini to draft size. PAGE 123 (Top) - Several new Frontier mini, pony, horse size easy entry carts some with brakes (Middle) - New Frontier mini/pony size wagonette with single shafts and team pole (Bottom) - New Frontier mini/ pony light weight marathon style cart with shafts and team pole (Picture) - New Frontier draft horse marathon wagonette with single shafts and team pole (Picture) - New Frontier Marathon Touring Carriage with shafts and team pole Mast s Harness Shop 50 Years of Quality Harness Making Complete line of quality draft horse and driving horse supplies. Also a large selection of sleigh bells, Stock Brodhead and Badger brand collars. Usually have some used draft and single driving harness on hand. Catalogs available. Pony Carts and Cutters or One Horse Sleighs Mast s Harness Shop Located 30 miles east of Waverly on Hwy. 3 to W13, than 7 miles south, right on corner, or 4 miles west of Hazleton.

18 Robert Carriages out of Canada will be bringing: PAGE 124 Cinderalla 12 passenger wagonette Wagonette 4 passenger Wagonette 8 passenger Vis-à-vis Cross country buggy Show cart Exercise cart Wagonette 2 passenger Wagon ride Oak trail wagon 12 ft. Limousine vis a vis 2 seat buggy Wagonette 6 passenger 2 seat surrey Hearse Trail buggy 1 seat Trail buggy 2 seat Hitch wagon (Picture) - Peltz Trolley Hitch Wagon Red with fringe top & 4 wheel hydraulic brakes side entry & exit controlled by driver operated steps (Picture) - Life size fiberglass Mule

19 PAGE 125 (Picture) - Flat rack all home cut oak made mid 70 s (Picture) - People hauler all cedar hold 8 to 12 people (Picture) - Wooden wheel Amish made 2008 red & green Gypsy Wagon 12 x 12 x 6 (Picture) - Pony size vis-à-vis (Picture) - Grey Pony cart rubber wheels and vinyl upholstery (Picture) Home built wooden Chuck Wagon 12 x 12 x 6 (Picture) - New green Home built Wood covered farm wagon 12 x 12 x 6

20 PAGE 126 (Picture) - Green & yellow New Stoughton Box Triple Box Wooden Wheel Wagon/JD Gear (Picture) - Quarterhorse size shoeing stock manufactured by Rudy Gingerich, IA 2012 (Picture) - Peddle tractor (Picture) black Phaeton buggy made in Ontario New top, front seat folds down and back seat rotates forward so one or two seats, spring suspension reworked in Amish buggy shop (Picture) Big Valley trailer set up for horse and carriage 22 long new tires and a winch (Picture) - People Hauler (Picture) - Vis a Vis (Picture) RSR beige gooseneck 5th wheel trailer in average condition 7 x 20

21 PAGE 127 (Picture) - HR custom game saddle in mint condition been stored in controlled environment really special (Picture) - Dale Fredericks Top Saddle given as a prize for winning a roping competition very nice saddle in excellent condition (Picture) - Hereford brand older saddle in excellent condition with beautiful leather well preserved with a lot of use still available stored in a temperature controlled environment (Picture) - Unmarked beautiful saddle was purchased due to the quality has been very useful a saddle anybody would appreciate (Picture) - Very nice English saddle my daughter used in competition and was very useful (Picture) - Oak Covered Wagon manufactured by David Yoder Wagon Works in 1998 in excellent condition 15 long, 67 wide

22 (Picture) - Assorted Tack from one Consignor: PAGE harness buckles some nickel, large and small Boyt buckles, various other brass buckles - 30 buckle shields large hearts, small hearts, and ovals - Celluloid spread rings pairs with 6, 5+1 metal, with rollers, and 7 single strings - 2 riveters, leather stripper, 3 stirrups, 2 cowbells - 51 assorted bridle bits, 5 yokes, 4 new single trees, 2 good 16 collars, 24 steel hames, 12 wooden hames - Good harness with brass buttons on bridles and back pad, full buckle shields ~ Items to be sold during the Cowboy Collectible Sale on Wednesday April 4 starting approx. 1:00 pm (Picture) - 6 up Clydesdales on Freight Wagon 52 L x 10 H - Covered Wagon 24 L x 17 H - Old Steel Fire Wagon - Old Steel Carriage (Picture) - 6 up on Covered Wagon 40 L x 8 H (Picture) - Wood Flop Over Rake 1800s era, stamped on the handle is R. Herschel Mfg. Co. Peoria ILL (Picture) S & H white galvanized trailer 24 L x 7 T x 7 1/2 W 2 7,000 lbs axels 12 living space painted last year with stove and cowboy shower

23 (Picture) LQ Horse Trailer made by Competitive Trailers, Inc., Bellflower, CA Set up with 3 draft size, front facing stalls with manger large center entrance tack are with bunk beds and sink 12 short wall living quarters with queen bed in over shot & table makes into a bed large capacity refrigerator with separate large freezer 4 burner gas stove with oven and a microwave big bathroom with sink Onan generator with 342 hours raise up TV antenna Triple axel, good tires, 2 spares, heavy old well-constructed metal body electric lift and easy connect hitch well used but in good working condition takes a one ton truck to handle her has hauled 3 miniature teams, 4 carts overhead, 2 wagons, and 2 chariots (Picture) - Pony or miniature wagon bought here at Waverly took her home and remolded her and she has been to many Miniature shows Long Lane Bargains & Collectibles Open Monday - Saturday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Large Variety of Misc. Items Coming In Daily! Horse Training Ride or Drive Available! For Sale Daily! Firewood for home or camping We Sell From 10 Pcs. to a Pickup Load Buy ~ Sell ~ Trade Bulk Milk Tanks Prefer Mueller or Sunset. Any type of bulk tank & other milking equipment. PAGE 129 Horse Drawn Machinery Wanted Neil Hershberger 1475 Grant Ave., Hazleton, IA From Beachy s Harness Shop, IA: - 2 sets Bio 3 strap draft harness s.s. spots & hardware - 2 sets Bio 3 strap Quarter or Haflinger harness s.s. spots & hardware - 2 sets Brahma 2 strap draft harness s.s. spots & hardware - 2 sets Brahma Quarter or Haflinger harness s.s. spots & hardware - 2 single 3 strap harness s.s. spots & hardware - 2 sets Pony team harness s.s. spots & hardware - Lead ropes and extra bridles can be used to haul passengers or remove the back seat and use it in the draft class has team or single shaft has been driven by my A size team and good size Shetlands

24 PAGE Toot Toot bringing pairs of old collectible rosettes (Picture) - Replica actual size Cannon (Picture) - Homemade parade wagon in good condition on rubber tires (Picture) - Hitch wagon in good condition black with natural wood with poles & eveners for up to 8 We hope you enjoy the sale! Check out for additional Equipment & Tack listings!

25 PAGE 136 ~ Thank You ~ We would like to say thank you to all of the people who make this sale a success. We look forward to seeing old friends and meeting new people at each sale. To our advertiser s, thank you for advertising in our horse sale catalog. Your support is appreciated. We would also like to thank Kim Bucknell of the New Hampton Tribune for putting the catalog together. You do a wonderful job! And to Sutherland Companies for the printing. Waverly Midwest Horse Sale Management New Hampton Tribune 10 N. Chestnut, New Hampton, Iowa SUTHERLAND COMPANIES 525 North Front Street, Montezuma, Iowa

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