YEARLING SALE
2019
HOW TO: READING YEARLING PEDIGREE
Courtesy of Standardbred Canada, here is an excellent article on reading and understanding Standardbred Yearling Pedigrees. Click the link below to read:
http://standardbredcanada.ca/notices/10-16-19/how-reading-yearling-pedigree.html
http://standardbredcanada.ca/notices/10-16-19/how-reading-yearling-pedigree.html
ASHA Yearling Sale starts off with a BANG and continues the momentum
The Alberta Standardbred Horse Association held their 2019 Yearling Sale yesterday afternoon in Olds, AB. The positive climate of Standardbred racing and the optimism of racing participants was clearly evident at this year’s sale and the prices reflected the feeling that racing is once again on the rise in Alberta. On behalf of ASHA’s President William Andrew and the Board of Directors, we would like to thank all the breeders and the Alberta horsemen for their continued support and the resilience these past few years.
A total of 42 yearlings were sold for $438,100.00, producing an average price of $10,430.95. We are pleased with the results and the 8% increased average over all, as compared to last year.
The sale started out with a bang when Hip #1, “Call Your Dragon” sold for $20,500. Though the sale kept its momentum, the real sparks flew in the latter part of the sale when, Hip # 45 Dodger Blue was the sale topper with a final bid of $45,000. Dodger Blue, purchased by Keith Clark and consigned by Meridian Farms is a handsome colt sired by Sportswriter out of the Pro Bono Best mare Divine Justice.
Less than ten yearlings later, Sent By Angels became co-sale topper selling for $45,000 as well. This beautiful brown filly sired by Custard the Dragon out of the Rock N Roll Heaven mare Bin N Heaven was purchased by JJJ Stables and was consigned by James Rhodes of High River, Alberta.
The 2018 “Name That Foal” baby named by Daphne M of PEI grew into a sharp looking filly selling to Sandor Jaszai and Brent Bodor, both of Calgary, AB.
ASHA and Meridian Farms were overjoyed to have representatives from three of the “Let the Sun Shine” groups at the sale. Autism Speaks, The Olds and District Hospice Society, and Airdrie Victims Services were on hand for the blanket presentation to Lee Ibey, agent for Richard Schneider who purchased Silver Screen. This spunky filly consigned by Meridian Farms and Dayton Rickard 4-H has been started with a great foundation of care and breeding and is sure to go on to do great things in her career. Silver Screen (Vertical Horizon-Starring Role) spent the past five and half months with Dayton on his family’s farm in Calmar, AB and was part of the Standardbred 4-H project. Dayton is sad to see her go, but would like to wish her new owners the best of luck and would like to thank Bill Andrew and Meridian Farms for their faith in his ability to care for this wonderful filly. Jenna Bec of High River, AB our other 4-H member would also like to thank Dr. James Rhodes and Meridian Farms for their help and for allowing her to care for a filly out of each of their breeding operations. Both members put a tremendous amount of work and heart into the yearlings and the project as a whole.
ASHA and all of the consignors wish the very best of luck to all purchasers. We look forward to seeing your dreams come true as you continue to raise and train these future champions in Standardbred racing.
A total of 42 yearlings were sold for $438,100.00, producing an average price of $10,430.95. We are pleased with the results and the 8% increased average over all, as compared to last year.
The sale started out with a bang when Hip #1, “Call Your Dragon” sold for $20,500. Though the sale kept its momentum, the real sparks flew in the latter part of the sale when, Hip # 45 Dodger Blue was the sale topper with a final bid of $45,000. Dodger Blue, purchased by Keith Clark and consigned by Meridian Farms is a handsome colt sired by Sportswriter out of the Pro Bono Best mare Divine Justice.
Less than ten yearlings later, Sent By Angels became co-sale topper selling for $45,000 as well. This beautiful brown filly sired by Custard the Dragon out of the Rock N Roll Heaven mare Bin N Heaven was purchased by JJJ Stables and was consigned by James Rhodes of High River, Alberta.
The 2018 “Name That Foal” baby named by Daphne M of PEI grew into a sharp looking filly selling to Sandor Jaszai and Brent Bodor, both of Calgary, AB.
ASHA and Meridian Farms were overjoyed to have representatives from three of the “Let the Sun Shine” groups at the sale. Autism Speaks, The Olds and District Hospice Society, and Airdrie Victims Services were on hand for the blanket presentation to Lee Ibey, agent for Richard Schneider who purchased Silver Screen. This spunky filly consigned by Meridian Farms and Dayton Rickard 4-H has been started with a great foundation of care and breeding and is sure to go on to do great things in her career. Silver Screen (Vertical Horizon-Starring Role) spent the past five and half months with Dayton on his family’s farm in Calmar, AB and was part of the Standardbred 4-H project. Dayton is sad to see her go, but would like to wish her new owners the best of luck and would like to thank Bill Andrew and Meridian Farms for their faith in his ability to care for this wonderful filly. Jenna Bec of High River, AB our other 4-H member would also like to thank Dr. James Rhodes and Meridian Farms for their help and for allowing her to care for a filly out of each of their breeding operations. Both members put a tremendous amount of work and heart into the yearlings and the project as a whole.
ASHA and all of the consignors wish the very best of luck to all purchasers. We look forward to seeing your dreams come true as you continue to raise and train these future champions in Standardbred racing.
NEW FOR 2019!!
Attention Consignors! Although the 2019 ASHA Yearling Sale isn't until September, please be advised that a NEGATIVE COGGINS TEST WILL BE REQUIRED at this years sale and most likely all sales going forward.
REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION ON OR BEFORE THE SALE DATE:
REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION ON OR BEFORE THE SALE DATE:
- SIGNED TRANSFER PAPER (for each Yearling)
- ORIGINAL TRANSFER PAPER if the Yearling is not electronically registered
- A NEGATIVE COGGINS TEST (for EACH entry)
- 2019 WITHDRAWAL POLICY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORM
Important Information for the Yearling Sale:
- Important Notice to Consignors
- Yearling Sale Withdrawal Policies & Procedures (REVISED)
- ASHA Reserve Bid Policy
- 2018 Yearling Sale Application (Deadline May 1, 2018)
Consignors: please be very aware of this change to the policy. This policy agreement MUST be signed and sent in WITH your sale entries.
Once the ASHA has received the yearling sale entry form (deadline May 1st) up to July 1st of the current year, any yearling may be withdrawn without penalty. From July 1st up to the sale date, withdrawals without a veterinary certificate will be penalized $500.00. After the consignor has received the consignor’s sale package, a sale entry may only be withdrawn from the sale with a certificate issued by an ASHA assigned veterinarian.
The consignors sale package, consisting of stall allocation, hip numbers, and pedigree sheets for entries, will only be provided to the consignor after registration papers (or electronic proof), and a signed transfer are provided to the ASHA Sales Office. For entries that are electronically registered, the sales office must still be provided with a signed transfer. This MUST be completed by 10am sale day.
If an entry is withdrawn from the sale after a consignor has received the appropriate sale package, (10am) a withdrawal fee of $1500.00 will apply, unless the withdrawal is approved by an ASHA assigned veterinarian and that veterinarian’s certificate is proved to ASHA. The withdrawal fee is payable to ASHA before the yearling is removed from the sale facility.
Once the ASHA has received the yearling sale entry form (deadline May 1st) up to July 1st of the current year, any yearling may be withdrawn without penalty. From July 1st up to the sale date, withdrawals without a veterinary certificate will be penalized $500.00. After the consignor has received the consignor’s sale package, a sale entry may only be withdrawn from the sale with a certificate issued by an ASHA assigned veterinarian.
The consignors sale package, consisting of stall allocation, hip numbers, and pedigree sheets for entries, will only be provided to the consignor after registration papers (or electronic proof), and a signed transfer are provided to the ASHA Sales Office. For entries that are electronically registered, the sales office must still be provided with a signed transfer. This MUST be completed by 10am sale day.
If an entry is withdrawn from the sale after a consignor has received the appropriate sale package, (10am) a withdrawal fee of $1500.00 will apply, unless the withdrawal is approved by an ASHA assigned veterinarian and that veterinarian’s certificate is proved to ASHA. The withdrawal fee is payable to ASHA before the yearling is removed from the sale facility.
