Show & Sale Invitational
LOT 1 – WTWE PLAYIN TUFF "SMOOTH"...................... PAGE 4 W.T. WAGGONER ESTATE, INC. VERNON, TEXAS • 940-552-2521, EXT. 252 LOT 2 – DIDNTSEETHATCOMIN "RAY CHARLES"......... PAGE 6 SANDHILL CATTLE + HORSES EARTH, TEXAS • 806-647-6149 LOT 3 – RO BIG TIME GUN "VAN GOGH". ....................PAGE 8 O RO RANCH PRESCOTT, AZ • 928-445-2780 LOT 4 – HEATIN UP SPINNER "SHERMAN"...................PAGE 10 LR CATTLE CO. JOAQUIN, TEXAS • 936-366-8717 LOT 5 – COWBOYS REY A161 "KELLY".........................PAGE 12 A BAR RANCH CLAREMORE, OKLAHOMA • 918-697-6717 LOT 6 – BLUCE LEE "BOOTS". .....................................PAGE 14 BONDS RANCH SAGINAW, TEXAS • 817-437-0002 SOUTHWESTERN EXPOSITION & LIVESTOCK SHOW PO BOX 150 • FORT WORTH, TEXAS 76101 • 817-877-2400 • FWSSR.COM INVITATIONAL RANCH HORSE SHOW & SALE COMMITTEE: JEREMY BARWICK, EDWARD P. BASS, JEFF DAVIS, LIZZIE IWERSEN, TYLER MORRIS, F.D. QUINN III, KELLY RILEY, THOMAS B. SAUNDERS V, MARY MARGARET STERLING, JOHNNY TROTTER & PHILIP C. WILLAMSON Invitational Show & Sale CONSIGNMENT INDEX 1
Invitational Show & Sale 2 1. All horses are offered for sale according to the laws of the State of Texas. Each animal will be sold to the highest bidder; however, the right to bid and/or repurchase the horse is reserved by all consignor sellers. 2. ALL HORSES ARE SOLD WITH CLEAR TITLE, BUT ARE OTHERWISE BEING SOLD “AS IS”,“WITH ALL FAULTS”WITH NO EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND AS TO SOUNDNESS OR CONDITION, UNLESS AN EXPRESS ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE CONTRARY IS MADE FROM THE AUCTION BLOCK ON BEHALF OF THE CONSIGNOR SELLER. POTENTIAL BUYERS ARE URGED TO CAREFULLY EXAMINE ANY HORSE AND TO CONDUCT ANY EXAMINATIONS THAT ARE DESIRED OR DEEMED NECESSARY PRIOR TO PURCHASE. 3. Any buyer right of recourse is only directly to the seller and not through the sale management. Sale management, auctioneers and their employees do not act as agents for or represent any buyer or seller and do not assume any liability for either the buyer or the seller. 4. The highest bidder is to be the buyer. If any dispute arises between or among two or more bidders, the auctioneer has sole authority to settle the dispute. The auctioneer’s decisions shall be final. The auctioneer reserves the right to reject any and all bids. 5. Terms of the sale are cash, and payment in full must be made to the cashier in the Horse Sale Office during or immediately after the sale. Payment must be in the form of cash, cashier’s check, personal check or credit card (with 4% processing fee) (U.S. currency only). Proper identification is required on all checks. 6. Title passes to the buyer at the final fall of the auctioneer’s gavel declaring the animal sold. At such time, buyer assumes all risk of loss and the responsibility, maintenance, care and expenses of the horse. Buyers are encouraged to contact seller immediately to arrange for proper care. Buyers needing transportation for their purchases may contact the Horse Sale Office for assistance. 7. Individual state health requirements should be considered by bidders before purchasing. Horses are offered with an original or copy of a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection within 30 days and a proof of a negative Coggins Test within the last six months. 8. Best efforts have been made to avoid errors in the sale catalog; however, the sale management is not responsible for any errors or omissions. TERMS & CONDITIONS
3 THURSDAY, JANUARY 15 AQHA RANCHING HERITAGE CHALLENGE 8 AM, John Justin Arena Exhibitors will test their Ranch-bred horses against their contemporaries in a class that shows off their reining, roping and cow-handling abilities. AQHA VERSATILITY RANCH HORSE CUTTING CLASSES Following the Ranching Heritage Challenge, John Justin Arena AQHA VERSATILITY RANCH HORSE REINING CLASSES 9 AM - 3 PM, Will Rogers Coliseum FRIDAY, JANUARY 16 AQHA VERSATILITY RANCH HORSE CLASSES 8 AM, John Justin Arena Ranch Cow Work, Ranch Riding, Ranch Conformation AQHA VERSATILITY RANCH HORSE TRAIL CLASSES 9 AM - 2 PM, Will Rogers Coliseum BEST OF THE WEST INVITATIONAL RANCH RODEO 7:30 PM, Dickies Arena Catch this crowd favorite! Watch top cowboys from the leading southwestern ranches compete as teams in contests based on regular ranching chores. SATURDAY, JANUARY 17 AQHA RANCH TRAIL CLASSES, RANCH RIDING CLASSES & RANCHING HERITAGE CHALLENGE RANCH RIDING CLASSES 8 AM, Will Rogers Coliseum - The fundamentals of the well-broke ranch horse are highlighted in this class requiring the horse and rider to exhibit the aptitude and versatility required in everyday tasks required on a ranch. HORSE SALE PREVIEW 8 AM, John Justin Arena INVITATIONAL RANCH HORSE SHOW AND SALE 10 AM, John Justin Arena FORT WORTH STOCK SHOW & RODEO HERITAGE SALE, FEATURING THE AQHA BEST OF THE REMUDA SALE & THE 69TH ANNUAL SELECT QUARTER HORSE SALE (Immediately following The Invitational Ranch Horse Show and Sale) BEST OF THE WEST INVITATIONAL RANCH RODEO 7:30 PM, Dickies Arena Don’t miss Round Two of this action packed event! Be on hand to see which outfit claims the championship! SUNDAY, JANUARY 18 NRCHA AND AQHA WORKING COW HORSE CLASSES 8 AM, John Justin Arena RANCHING HERITAGE WEEKEND SCHEDULE No pre-registration or bidder numbers required for on-site bidding. Visit https://cci.live/ to watch the sale online or to register to bid. **BUYER REGISTRATION will be open 6 days prior to sale day. ** A VALID CREDIT CARD WITH A SPECIFIED PRE-AUTHORIZED AMOUNT WILL BE REQUIRED TO OBTAIN A BUYER NUMBER. Buyers will be allowed to bid up to the amount they choose for pre-authorization. Buyers must make payment by end of each sale day via credit card (with 4.5% processing fee) or through acceptable forms of payment approved by Sale Management. HOW TO BID
W.T. Waggoner Estate Inc. was started in 1849 by Dan Waggoner. Dan began buying land in western Wise County in 1870. In 1873, Dan and his 21-year-old son, W.T. (Tom), drove a herd of cattle to market in Kansas and returned with $55,000. This was considered to be a fortune at that time. It was seed money to start an empire. As the land was cleared for settlement, they gradually moved to the west, buying grasslands and having holdings in six counties. Dan passed away in 1902, and W.T. Waggoner continued to expand and operate his ranching interests until 1923, when he formed what is known today as the W.T. Waggoner Estate. The W.T. Waggoner Estate stretches into six counties, with headquarters in Vernon, Texas. Main interests of the company are ranching, oil and approximately 26,000 acres in cultivation. The horses are bred for working ranch purposes, and many still carry the bloodline of the famous Quarter Horse Poco Bueno. Descendants of Dan Waggoner sold the sprawling ranch to Kroenke Ranches in February 2016. Kroenke Ranches now owns ranches in Canada and the U.S. The main office for the ranch is located in Vernon, Texas. The headquarters for the ranch, known as Zacaweista, is located 13 miles south of Vernon. The ranch consists of approximately 525,000 contiguous acres, which makes it the largest ranch in the nation under one fence. It employs approximately 96 people, ranging from cowboys and farmhands to oil field workers to office staff. Ranch management constantly strives to implement proven modern techniques into the operation, making the W.T. Waggoner Estate Inc. one of the largest cow-calf enterprises in the country. W.T. WAGGONER ESTATE, INC. VERNON, TEXAS • 940-552-2521, EXT. 252 • WAGGONERRANCH.COM • @WAGGONERRANCH 4 Lot 1 - Consigned by Invitational Ranch Horse Show & Sale
WTWE PLAYIN TUFF { PLAYIN STYLISH GINNIN ATTRACTION { DOCS STYLISH OAK PLAYBOYS MOM { TANQUERY GIN MISS HOLLY TIP { WOODY BE TUFF THE GENUINE SENORITA { NITAS WOOD TUFFS JUNIE { GENUINE AS DIAMONDS SENORITA DOC Dam: THE TUFF SENORITA Sire: PLAYIN ATTRACTION 5 2019 PALOMINO GELDING AQHA# 5975638 “Smooth” is from the string of Daly Welch. He is a smooth-traveling, good-looking palomino gelding out of a good Woody Be Tuff daughter. He is Daly’s go-to gelding for doing any type of job or heading to an event. He is super athletic with lots of cow. He is a good pasture-roping horse and has some work out of the box. He is a good stopper and is very correct in his spins. He is very gentle, easy to shoe and trailer. He is good for any type of rider with some experience. Height: 14.3 hands, Weight: 1,150 lbs 1Lot JANUARY 17, 2026 | FORT WORTH, TEXAS | JOHN JUSTIN ARENA Smooth
Sandhill Cattle + Horses was established in the Texas panhandle by Tripp Townsend in 1998. In the summer months, Sandhill leases 15,000 acres of grass in Lamb County to run 1,500 head of company and customer cattle. During the winter, the Sandhill crew cares for 3,000 head on wheat pasture. Sandhill also owns a 2,000 head pre-conditioning lot and 200 head of cows. Sandhill Cattle + Horses is home to TRR Lucky Brazos, a 2016 stallion by Pepcid, out of a Playgun daughter, TRR Ms Lucky Playgun. In 2019, with Tripp aboard, “Hiptown” was the NRCHA Snaffle Bit Futurity Limited Open Champion and has since amassed more than $250,000 in his successful showing and roping career. He continues to be used in ranch rodeos, horse shows, and in the heading and heeling. Hiptown stands to the public at Mobile Veterinary Practice of Amarillo, Texas, and Sandhill is excited to offer a select number of his home-raised offspring for sale each year. SANDHILL CATTLE + HORSES EARTH, TEXAS • 806-647-6149 • @SANDHILLCATTLEANDHORSES 6 Lot2 - Consigned by Invitational Ranch Horse Show & Sale
DIDNTSEETHATCOMIN { PEPTOBOONSMAL LIL MISS SHINEY CHEX { PEPPY SAN BADGER ROYAL BLUE BOON { SHINING SPARK LIL MISS SMARTY CHEX { SMART MATE DEE HICKORY { SMART LITTLE LENA FRECKLES PLAYMATE { DOC'S HICKORY TOODIE LENA Dam: SMART DEE PANTS Sire: BLIND SIDED 7 2020 BLACK GELDING AQHA# 6080335 “Ray Charles” has been in the Sandhill Cattle program since he was a 2-yearold. We’ve used him in our feedyard and to rope and doctor on outside. His pedigree set him up with lots of cow sense and athletic ability. In his career, Ray Charles has been shown successfully in cow horse shows, ranch horse events and roped both ends. We’ve always appreciated his userfriendly handle, quiet demeanor and all-around ability. No matter where you take him — big cow horse shows or small weekend events — he is a horse that makes any job enjoyable. Height: 14.3 hands, Weight: 1,150 lbs 2Lot JANUARY 17, 2026 | FORT WORTH, TEXAS | JOHN JUSTIN ARENA Ray Charles
The historic O RO Ranch, best known by its O RO brand, is located in northern Arizona about 50 miles northwest of Prescott. The cattle are branded O RO and the horses RO. Cowboys usually refer to the outfit as the “ROs.” The ranch contains the 100,000-acre Baca Float No. 5, as well as an additional 157,000 acres on the west side. The JJJ Corp. has owned the ranch since 1973. Neither the land nor the remote O RO have changed much in the past century and a quarter. It’s still some of the roughest and most untamed land in the Southwest, with elevations running from 4,000 to 7,500 feet. The ranch is divided into five yearround cow camps. Cowboys throughout the West consider it the top ranch of its size. In the early years, it was truly a “horseback ranch” in that all the work was done from the back of a horse. All the supplies had to be hauled in by freight wagon and pack mules. Its muledrawn chuck wagon was one of the last in Arizona. Jane Droppa, who owns the ROs along with her family, shares the philosophy of maintaining tradition while staying current with modern trends. Her dedication to raising beef while preserving the rugged, horseback nature of the job makes for a unique outfit, and cowboys recognize and appreciate the opportunity to work at the ROs. O RO RANCH PRESCOTT, AZ • 928-445-2780 • ORORANCH-AZ.COM • @ORORANCH 8 Lot 3 - Consigned by Invitational Ranch Horse Show & Sale
RO BIG TIME GUN { ONE TIME PEPTO KATZ { PEPTOBOONSMAL ONE TIME SOON { HIGH BROW CAT SUGAR TEND { TRR JANIES PLAYGUN RO MEMPHIS BELLE { PLAYGUN FRECKLES JANIE { PEPPY MANIA RO DOUBLE SALAMI Dam: RO MEMPHIS PLAYGUN Sire: RO ONE TIME KAT 9 2019 RED ROAN GELDING AQHA# 5975237 “Van Gogh” is a big, strong, seasoned ranch horse. Born and raised on the O RO Ranch and enrolled in the AQHA Ranching Heritage Challenge Program, he stands 15.1 and wears a No. 1 shoe. Van Gogh has done everything there is to do on a ranch, from sorting cattle, gathering cattle in rough country, catching cattle outside and branding calves, and he has the stamina to go all day. He is also started in the heading and doing well. Van Gogh is the one you catch to get any job on the ranch done. Height: 15.1 hands, Weight: 1,250 lbs 3Lot JANUARY 17, 2026 | FORT WORTH, TEXAS | JOHN JUSTIN ARENA Van Gogh
Established in 2008, stemming from thirdgeneration ranching heritage and with familyretained land holdings dating back to the early 1900s, LR Cattle Co. operates as a cow-calf and stocker operation headquartered in Joaquin, Texas. The ranch produces and runs cattle in Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana, with the horse operations split between headquarters in Joaquin and the horse division in Thackerville, Oklahoma. LR Cattle Co. takes pride in being proper stewards of the natural resources it has been entrusted with while providing a quality product for consumers. Enriched and founded in Western traditions, daily ranching operations depend on quality ranch horses to develop and cultivate these resources. Cattle operations and the horse division alike are dedicated to producing quality beef for consumers and American Quarter Horses that are dependable and dedicated to daily ranching operations. LR CATTLE CO. JOAQUIN, TEXAS • 936-366-8717 • @LRCATTLE.CATTLE 10 Lot 4 - Consigned by Invitational Ranch Horse Show & Sale
HEATIN UP SPINNER { TANGYS CLASSY PEPPY CHICS KOKO ANGEL { PEPPY SAN BADGER TANGY LENA { SMART CHIC OLENA KOKO PRESCRIPTION { HEATIN UP HOLLYWOOD DUN ITS RAZZ BERRY { HOLLYWOOD HEAT JANITA FRECKLES { HOLLYWOOD DUN IT MANCHA GREYSTEP Dam: HEATIN UP RAZZ BERRY Sire: I SPIN FOR CHICS 11 2016 RED DUN GELDING AQHA# 5789591 “Sherman” has been on the ranch since the end of his 3-year-old year. Started as a reined cow horse in one of the best cow horse programs in Oklahoma, he made his show pen debut at prefuturities and became an NRCHA money earner. His strong foundation made it easy for him to transition from show horse to ranch horse. Used extensively on the ranch in the unforgiving east Texas and western Louisiana terrain, he has proved to stay sound and sane for all classes of riders. Sherman has an impressive résumé of duties, from prowling and doctoring feeders, high school rodeo queen contest, NRCHA turn-back mount, ranch rodeos, pick-up horse, and most recently, he’s become quite the switch-ender for jackpot ropings. Sherman is quiet in the box, leaves flat and rates perfectly. This one will be a hard one to replace. Height: 15.1 hands, Weight: 1,200 lbs 4Lot JANUARY 17, 2026 | FORT WORTH, TEXAS | JOHN JUSTIN ARENA Sherman
A BAR RANCH CLAREMORE, OKLAHOMA • 918-697-6717 • ABARRANCH.COM • @ABARRANCH A Bar Ranch’s multigenerational legacy began in 1884 on the Cherokee Reservation in far northern Craig County, Oklahoma. Headquartered today in Claremore, Oklahoma, the A Bar Ranch is a multifaceted cow-calf ranching operation spanning six Oklahoma counties and two Texas counties. The ranch maintains a herd of 4,000 cows and breeds more than 1,000 replacement heifers each year. The ranch markets more than 6,000 head of replacement females annually through both private treaty and three production sales held at the ranch through its livestock marketing business. The Panther Creek division in Claremore, Oklahoma, is headquarters to the ranch’s equine operation. Mike and Martha began the breeding program in 1985 out of necessity as their ranching business grew. The ranch’s demand for a quality ranch horse remains today and continues to evolve. In 2020, the ranch was bestowed the American Quarter Horse Association’s “Best of the Remuda” award. The breeding operation consists of 80 broodmares focused on strong mare families with cow sense, conformation, athleticism and trainability. The majority of mares are naturally serviced to A Bar Ranch sires consisting of sons of Metallic Cat, Woody Be Tuff, Boonlight Dancer, Tanquery Gin and Dual Rey. The ranch also hosts its annual Remuda and Colt Sale each fall along with its $40,000 A Bar Ranch Horse Futurity. The futurity began in 2018 and has since awarded more than $160,000 to cowboys competing in four events on A Bar-bred 4- and 5-year-olds. 12 Invitational Ranch Horse Show & Sale Lot 5 - Consigned by
COWBOYS REY A161 { DUAL REY LITTLE BADGER DULCE { DUAL PEP NURSE REY { PEPPY SAN BADGER SANDIA DULCE { SEVEN S TORONADO SUGARS JAZZY GAL { SHINING SPARK SEVEN S ZANETTA { IMA SON A SUGAR CEE JASMINE Dam: COWBOYS SHINING 306 Sire: LITTLE DULCES REY 13 2021 SORREL GELDING AQHA# 6130709 “Kelly” is a beautifully made gelding who catches everyone’s attention. From day one his disposition, trainability and athleticism have made him a standout. Kelly has been used extensively at the ranch and been hauled for using from the mountains of northern Colorado to the plains of central Texas. Big stopper, smooth traveling and takes everything in stride. His keen way makes him exceptional in the sorting pen, soft and quiet but powerful when needed. Doctoring cattle has developed his talent for run and rate, making him a great calf or breakaway horse. Make him your family horse or continue with him in the versatility or cowhorse. He is a money earner in the NRCHA Cowboy Class and R.A. Brown RHAA Wrangler Class Champion. One year of eligibility left for the $40,000 A Bar Ranch Futurity. Height: 14.3 hands, Weight: 1,150 lbs 5Lot JANUARY 17, 2026 | FORT WORTH, TEXAS | JOHN JUSTIN ARENA Kelly
BONDS RANCH SAGINAW, TEXAS • 817-437-0002 • @BONDSRANCH Bonds Ranch was founded in 1933 by P.R. (Bob) Bonds after he purchased part of the Mary Hicks Ranch, just north of Saginaw, Texas. Not being a cowboy himself, Bob hired Owen (Big Pete) Burnett in 1944 as ranch foreman. Pete Bonds, Bob’s youngest son, was mentored by Burnett following Bob’s death in 1954 and eventually took over the full-time management of the ranch in 1970. Historically a cow/calf operation, under Pete’s management, the operation became more diversified – expanding its cow/calf genetics, grazing yearlings on leased and purchased land in various states, and finishing cattle in feedyards. The ranch expanded with the purchase of land in Falls and Hemphill counties in Texas and in Union and Colfax counties in New Mexico. Under Burnett’s guidance, Bonds knew the importance of a good ranch horse and became dedicated to breeding quality ranch quarter horses. He needed a stout and smart horse that he could count on every day. In 1971, Bonds purchased mares and fillies from Mrs. Ott Burnett, a cousin of Burk Burnett. As thanks for being generous in a business deal, Senator William Blakely gifted Bonds Ranch a breeding stallion, Concho Jim, in 1974. In 1991, Pete was AQHA World Champion in Amateur Team Penning on Concho Juan Vito, by Concho Jim and out of one of those original mares. These original genetics are still prevalent in the broodmare remuda along with modern cow horse, cutting, and roping lines. With such diverse operations and locations, Bonds Ranch quarter horses must be versatile. Horses need to withstand the mountains and rocky terrain of New Mexico as well as the muddy oat fields of Marlin, Texas. Ranch horses are used for every phase of ranch life – from dragging calves to doctoring yearlings to sorting cows. They are also used in ranch rodeo, ranch horse competitions, cutting, sorting, reined cow horse and roping. 14 Invitational Ranch Horse Show & Sale Lot 6 - Consigned by
BLUCE LEE { PEPTOBOONSMAL AUTUMN BOON { PEPPY SAN BADGER ROYAL BLUE BOON { DUAL PEP ROYAL BLUE BOON { SPOTS HOT BARAKA 072 { CHULA DUAL SWEET SHORTY LENA { HIGH BROW CAT LITTLE PEPPY PEANUT Dam: ROSE GYPSY LEE Sire: ONCE IN A BLU BOON 15 2018 BAY ROAN GELDING AQHA# 5897390 "Boots" has been piloted by Sam Norman since he started working for us. Boots spent time at our headquarters and the New Mexico division before he became a key mount in Falls County with Sam. April, Missy and Jo have also ridden Boots when an extra horse was needed. Boots has been used doctoring yearlings, branding calves, moving cattle and general ranch work before he started his show career. Boots has competed in ranch rodeos and is a very nice heel horse, selling paid into Riata Buckle. He is a Ranch Horse Association of America money earner and World Show Cowboy Class semifinalist and has also competed in the AQHA Ranch Versatility and the NRCHA Cowboy Class. However, Boots’ main job and greatest love is as Knox Norman’s main mount and best friend. Boots’ gentleness and ease of mind are displayed with 5-yearold Knox. We trust Knox with him on the ground and in the saddle. Boots was the first horse that Knox rode by himself, and he loves to come “work” Boots while Dad is working his horses in the arena. A horse that we trust with our kids is a treasure! Height: 14.3 hands, Weight: 1,200 lbs 6Lot JANUARY 17, 2026 | FORT WORTH, TEXAS | JOHN JUSTIN ARENA Boots
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