July 20 Sale Catalogue
(click here for rough draft)
Notice - Due to the holiday, we are still accepting
Consignments to catalogue through Monday noon for mail out version
Call 605-946-5458 to Consign
June Sale
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Congratulations!
Alan Borer, Petersburg, Nebraka June top Sale
Horse - $3100
Lot 4, Ill ee A star, a shapey stout built 11 yr old red
roan AQHA gelding was broke the very best with all the
conformation in the world. He was ready to go in any direction and
get the job done, from ranch work to team penning to the 4-H
Shows. Great all around family horse and arena rope prospect. He
sold to a South Dakota buyer. |
June Reserve Top Sale Horse - $2550
Consigned By Marvin Thieman, Petersburg,
Nebraka
Lot 2, Cutters Cholla Lena, a good looking 6-r old
sorrel AQHA gelding is ready to take to the ropings and heel o He
sold to Terry & Debbie Hollenbeck, Long Pine, Nebraska |
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Welcome to South Dakota Horse Sales!
from Cleone Uecker, President
South Dakota
Horse Sales
is one of
the largest and most reputable horse sale markets in the USA
--specializing in the sale of
fine horses! 125 to 425 outstanding horses catalogued each
month!
We sell over 7,000 head a year and are an
experienced and reputable market conducting monthly horse sales for the past 25 years. We are now specializing in the equine only and are improving on our facility
each month to better accommodate our growing horse trade.
With a sale mailing list of 6,500
you can be assured that your consigned horse will be well advertised.
Thank you to the many folks that compliment our
sales and go home and recommend us to their friends and neighbors.
Word-of-mouth is
our best and cheapest advertising and we sure appreciate it!
Just like a major airport terminal, we consider
South Dakota Horse Sales a major horse terminal, where buyers and sellers alike gather each month from
across the United States to exchange horses. The only difference is the horses never
know exactly which (flight) horse trailer they'll be leaving on or which state they'll be
headed for when they leave. It's really rare to see someone bring a horse to sell
and leave with an empty trailer--sellers are buyers as much as buyers are sellers.
Thanks again, and see you at the sale!
-Cleone
