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Top 10 Buyers
Buyer
#purchased
Total
Paragon Farms
4
$147,000
Ricardo Barrera
10
$131,000
Elizabeth Horton
4
$111,500
Mary G. Thompson
1
$100,000
Carlos S. Lozano
1
$95,000
Ramon R. Vega
4
$67,700
Rogelio Marquez
3
$67,500
Joel Tipton
2
$60,000
Leon Bard, Agent
1
$60,000
Jose J. Espinoza
2
$55,000
Top 10 Consignors/agenTs
Consignor/agent
#sold
Total
Bobby D. Cox
28
$556,600
Jerry Windham
6
$129,500
Johnny Trotter, Granada Farms, Agent
7
$126,500
Haddad Ranch
3
$116,500
Pete A. Scarmardo, Granada Farms, Agent
2
$106,000
Garlyn O. Shelton
5
$91,200
Dr. Tommy Hays, Southwest Stallion Station, Agent
2
$72,000
Sue Fikes, Granada Farms, Agent
3
$71,000
Granada Farms, Agent
3
$67,900
Scarlett Hill Farm, Inc., Agent
11
$60,600
The first yearling sale of the season was held July 29-30 in San Antonio, Texas. The 19th annu- al Texas Quarter Horse Association Yearling Sale saw 171 horses sell over two days, marking a slight drop over last year. The sale average was slightly down, as was the median compared to 2015.
“We appreciate all who consigned horses and of course the buyers,” stated TQHA Ex- ecutive Director Val Clark. “We wish everyone the best of luck with their purchase and look forward to seeing these great babies in the TQHA Sale Futurity trials next year.”
Hip #81, This Is An Eagle (One Famous Eagle- Lady Lilia, First Down Dash), sold for $100,000 to Mary G. Thompson. Consigned by Pete A. Scar- mardo, Granada Farms, Agent, the sorrel gelding is out of the stakes producer Lady Lilia. The mare is a half-sister to stakes winners Desirio, Corona For The Lady, and No Ordinary Love.
Hip #203, Cindys Dynasty (FDD Dynasty- Cindys First CD, Corona Cartel), was the second-highest seller at $95,000. The bay filly was consigned by Haddad Ranch and was pur- chased by Carlos S. Lozano. Cindys Dynasty is out of a stakes winner/multiple stakes producer and is from the family of All American Futu- rity winner Falling In Love Again.
The leading buyer was Paragon Farms, purchasing four horses for $147,000. The leading consignor/agent was Bobby D. Cox, selling 28 horses for $556,600. The leading sire was Tempting Dash with 12 head selling for $285,500 and the leading sire by average with two or more sold was FDD Dynasty with two head selling for an average of $55,500.
Kay Helzer & TQHA Director of Racing Rob Werstler
Charles Lee, TQHA Executive Director Val Clark & Claire Lee
Top 10 Leading sires
sire
#sold
Total
Tempting Dash
12
$285,500
One Famous Eagle
6
$238,000
Mr Jess Perry
6
$168,000
Tres Seis
5
$145,500
Bigtime Favorite
9
$141,500
Captain Courage
17
$140,000
FDD Dynasty
2
$111,000
The Louisiana Cartel
12
$105,000
Dominyun
6
$98,700
Hez Our Secret
7
$91,700
Top 10 Leading sires By average, wiTh 2 or more soLd
sire
#sold
Total
FDD Dynasty
2
$55,500
One Famous Eagle
6
$39,667
Jess Louisiana Blue
2
$31,250
Tres Seis
5
$29,100
American Runaway
2
$28,500
One Sweet Jess
2
$28,500
Mr Jess Perry
6
$28,000
Teller Cartel
2
$24,500
Tempting Dash
12
$23,792
PYC Paint Your Wagon
2
$17,000
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