Reining Youth


22TH ANNUAL FALL FARM EQUIPMENT & HORSE AUCTION


Hagansport, TX - Northeast TX – North of Mt. Vernon


Amber Edmonds


David Gringeri Reining Horse Foundation Sat. October 5 10 AM - Equipment Sale Consignments taken NOW through SALE TIME! Gates, panels, tools, trailers, tractors & all types of implements.


2:30 PM - Used Saddles & Tack With 2nd Auctioneer


Expands Scholarship Program The Reining Horse Foundation (RHF) is announcing an increase in its academic and need-based scholarship program for 2019. The nonprofit chari- table arm of NRHA is presenting eight awards—up from seven—and increasing the three top awards from $2,000 to $2,500 each. The recipients are: Amber Edmonds of Pepperell, Massachusetts; David Grin- geri of West Haven, Vermont; Cassandra Townsend of Andover, South Dakota; Na- talie Gydesen of North Loup, Nebraska, Madyson Buchanan of Scottsdale, Arizo- na; Morgan Knerr of Plain City, Ohio; Liz


Blaser of Duncan, Nebraska; and Megan D’Andrea of Fowler, Ohio. Members of


the National Reining


Horse Youth Association (NRHyA) sub- mitted applications for the RHF scholar- ships. The recipients were chosen by an independent committee based upon their academic achievement, financial need, future goals and involvement in NRHyA and the reining horse industry. NRHyA members must first apply as high school seniors, and once selected, they are eligi- ble to reapply.


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10:30AM Catalog Horses then Non-Catalog Expecting over 200 head of catalog & after catalog


horses - good riders, broodmares, yearlings, stallions.


*Special Horses of Color Session* Limited to 20 Head. SRS Saddle to High Seller.


For Information Call: Sulphur River Saddlery


(903) 632-5458 office srsaddlery@yahoo.com Mon – Fri (8am - 3pm)


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CATALOG DEADLINE Is September 6th.


Services Lic #17652


Conducted by: SRS Auction


Cassandra Townsend SouthWest Horse Trader September 2019 Natalie Gydesen


Sun. October 6•Horse Sale 10 AM Cowboy Church


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