Weaver Quarter Horses ~ Results from the 28th annual production Sale
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- Опубликовано: 25 сен 2023
- These babies are FANCY! Here is a great example of a high quality production sale. This one is always one of my favorites to attend.
Extended cut: This one is for all my die hard auction fans!
Enjoy the sights and sounds of the sale without any of my pesky commentary 🤠
If you enjoy my pesky commentary see this video
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For more information about this sale visit the Weaver's website at
weaverhorses.com 
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I can barely afford mcdonalds..seeing someone spend 24k on a horse makes me wonder where i went wrong in life….lol
I think I dell in love with whatever type of horse Lot 63 was. Such a cutie. This also looked like a well-run auction by people who take good care of their horses.
Those foals are just so pretty. I know nothing at all about horses but these are some classy babies.
I followed the Weaver horses for years! I appreciate your videos so much as this Ohio gal is far removed from what I really love.
My Grandpa worked ranches in New Mexico during the Spanish Flu. I inherited the equine gene for sure and he spent hours with me as a child sharing the ole cowboy ways. Lots and lots of good memories and experience I was able to pass to our children and grand children. I purchased a Mr Baron Red mare years ago and we still have her. We also had a Rey Jay/ poco red ant/ mr Gunsmoke mare our children showed (years ago).
Please. If you can, keep this up. This Grandma appreciates it immensely.
One last thought: horses still make me cry...I love them that much❤
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I will! Thanks for following along!
Horses make me cry too❤️❤️❤️
Hi Clever.
These futurity babies are thousands in the beginning now. Most horses in thier performance years do bring in the futures, yet, most end up in the pipeline sooner or later.
Yes. I'm an advocate for wildies.
Been around rescue for a long time.
I'll probably get hate for this post.
I'm good though.
Love your rescue.
Love what you do with our equines in need❤
I agree. Mother nature is an excellent breeder. It's sad that many end up in the pipeline.
Its probably a good thing I am not younger and have some discretionary cash as it would be spent pretty quickly right here on these little beauties!!!
I love them all, they are such glorious creatures!!
You are very fortunate and us older horse-loving Grannies are glued to your channel!!!
Thought the little horse huddle at the beginning of the video was so fun...it looked like they had their heads together sizing up the crowd saying things like...did you see that pretty blond lady looking us over...boy, I hope I get to go home with her. Then they were trotted out one by one, looking so pretty, so self assured and just down right majestic. God really makes great stuff, doesn't he?
Thanks again for taking us along...it's a lovely experience!!! Happy trails...❤❤❤
Hi from another horse loving nanna glued to the screen. You made me laugh thank you from Gold Coast Australia
I have always wanted a horse since I was very young. I never did. Now I'm disabled and binge watch horse content. ❤
I Alway's Look Forward To Your Videos . Beautiful Horse's. Can't Wait To See Your Next Rescue.
❤😂 This brought me much joy. Just wanna hug and snuggle all those little black babies. 😊🥰🐎
Thanks for your videos. 🎉🇺🇸🤠⭐😍
Interesting!
I love that little buckskin in the loose pen, horses at the beginning of your video. These babies are going for a lot of money. I haven’t seen a horrible horse out of all so far the prices are a little high for a baby, but you never know what that baby could turn into
I actually like your commentary
Thanks Cowgirl
So many beautiful youngsters, and wow some amazing prices too, tfs x Julie 🇬🇧
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I like your commentary, lol! and omg---that grey stallion! I have a weakness for greys.
Thanks! 😁
So many horses, so little time😮
Very good built horses
Like the palomino filly Lot 65 and then palomino colt toward the end. That's a great color and they seemed more robust, maybe older. This was a great tour, TY, Clever Cowgirl! Can't imagine paying that opening bid of $24,000, a really good ranch horse, but guess you get what you pay for, at round-up time.
Eye Candy. Looks like prices finally dropped to what I felt was a reasonable price near the end. I know color brings more $$$$.
Extraordinary listening to the auctioneer x good luck with the bidding x prices high xx
Phew! That's a little pricey, but if you have the money, go for it!
Here in California The K Bar ranch has an annual sale of their weanlings. I do the same as you but we are limited to the auctions here. There is a local one near me that is monthly. And I go "rescue" what I can. I go by the same thought as you, I am not put off by one being a bit thin and know my limits. The one that the K Bar has is a silent auction which is not my favorite.
Some of those foals did not look old enough to be weened. It was a very exciting auction though. Makes me kind of sad thinking of all the horses like yours that could use a good home and the money they were giving for these.
Can see how discerning people are in their bidding. Along with realizing that think I'll stick to BLM and rescue horses. They need a home as well.
I totally agree with you 💯 percent
The confirmation is wonderful for sll these
Thanks Mary
Love this because I need some one to tell me what the bids are
I love auctions tbh. Most the ones I go to do NOT have kill pens and treat horses proper
Me too! People deserve to see some good examples of high quality auctions with horses treated right!
The auctioneer sounded like Elmer Fudd 🤭
Love 79
Just curious about the censored auction Videos, do you put them on any other platform? Those are the ones I’m interested in.
I’m trying to figure out a way to do the same at another auction. They are quite serious about the no filming thing 😔
Hi I have a question: Where do you find auction shoppers and how do we contact you if we wanted to check out a auction you are going to? How much would it cost?
Most trainers will offer this service for their clients. It is important to pick someone who knows your ability so they can match you with the perfect horse. Most charge a day fee, plus travel and expenses if it is a sale they are not already going to. When I take someone to a sale and spend all day looking at horses with them my day fee is $250, if I am only looking at a handful of horses and sending them info it will be less.
@@TheCleverCowgirl Thanks
So what separates the cost of these horses going for 15,000 and some of them are going for two or three thousand I kind of thought the cheapest course you should have went for a little bit more money
The higher priced ones are crosses that are proven. So siblings have done well. You are essentially buying their future potential. Most of the lower pirced ones are out of first time mares.
Thought it be cheaper at auction 😮
Did any of your clients purchase from this auction?
So. Many. Roans.
The place that a man talks faster than other men & faster than women. Can hardly understand him. Pricey horses. But the babes so cute. But that Palomino so beautiful.
Those prices are high some of them…
Is the Lot # of any significance?
Love watching auctions with them little cold stone even look like they’re old enough to be taken from their mom. I’m sure they are but
What are you looking for?
This one I was previewing for other buyers. But it was nice to sit back and watch a high quality auction like this one!
I would hate to try to translate an auctioneer. Why in the world do they speak in tongues to sell something? Bizarre to me.
It does take some practice. Once you develop an ear for it they're easy to understand!
'Speak in tongues'. Lol. Love it!
@@vanessaschoettle3380 Have never mastered this discernment of what they're saying. But the experts know what they want.
I agree about the speaking in tongues 😂
Why sooooo much for a baby???? That's insane.
Very expensive. I can’t imagine paying that much for a foal.
2006 quarter horse auction in Fort Worth, weanling filly sold for $750,000. (not a typo)
Those were some very beautiful horses but that’s a lot of money to spend on a horse
2006 quarter horse auction in Fort Worth, weaniling filly sold for $750,000. These prices are reasonable. Btw that filly was consigned by Alice Walton the daughter of Sam (Walmart) Walton.
98% of what the auctioneer is saying goes just woosh for me. 😅 Good thing I'll never buy a horse.