2006 Los Alamitos Equine Sale set for

October 7 & 8

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LOS ALAMITOS EQUINE SALE EARLY CONSIGNMENTS LOOK GREAT

With just three weeks left to consign a horse to the 2nd annual Los Alamitos Equine Sale, the upcoming catalog is already brimming with potential stars and outstanding breeding lines. Heading the early list of consignments is a full brother to star freshman stallion Check Him Out and the last foal out of the late champion broodmare Seperate Ways.

The Los Alamitos Equine Sale will be held on October 7 and 8 and will be held once again on the grounds of the old Cypress Golf Course Clubhouse. Last year's set up was acclaimed as the best outdoor facility ever seen at a Quarter Horse yearling sale. The final day to consign a yearling, broodmare or horse of mixed stock is Saturday, July 15. For information call 714-236-1755.

As for the list of yearlings already in the sale, Zory Kuzyk and D.Wayne Lukas have consigned a Hennessy colt named Masters Call, who is a full brother to Ed Burke Futurity and Golden State Derby winner Check Him Out. Masters Call is out of the stakes winning mare Check Her Twice.

Check Him Out is currently the nation's leading freshman sire thanks to Sir Shackleton's dead-heat win in the Ruidoso Futurity and Check This Runner's runner-up effort in the Kindergarten Futurity.

Ed Allred has consigned the last foal out of the late champion broodmare Seperate Ways to this year's Equine Sale. Seperate Ways has produced several outstanding runners headed by champion Separatist, a winner of $889,044 and the sire of World Champion DM Shicago.

Seperate Ways has also produced 1989 champion 2-year-old Way Maker, a winner of $617,444 and the Golden State, Dash For Cash and Governor's Cup futurities. She is also the dam of PCQHRA Breeders Derby and Futurity winner Make It Anywhere. In addition, Seperate Ways' daughter Makin Ways is the dam of 1998 Los Alamitos Million Winner Kingman Kid.

This year's Equine Sale will feature a Hawkinson colt that is the last foal out of the great Seperate Ways. This unnamed yearling is one of 59 consigned by Allred, a nine-time AQHA champion breeder, to the Los Alamitos Equine Sale.

Other Allred consignments include Dynamic Dasher, a Fishers Dash filly who is a half sister to champions Hawkinson and Hawkish. Allred-bred yearlings include an unnamed filly that is a full sister to Los Alamitos Million and Winter Derby finalist He Storms and Toby Dasher, a colt by Fishers Dash out of Flare For Toby.

Right now there are a total of 12 First Down Dash babies that have been consigned to the Equine Sale. Vessels Stallion Farm has entered five yearlings sired by the sport's all-time leading sire First Down Dash to this year's sale. These babies include First Icy Morn, a full brother to Ed Burke Million Futurity finalist First Down Morn and No Moon On The Rise, a full sister to Los Alamitos Million winner Your First Moon.

Vessels Stallion Farm has also consigned the filly Another Corona, who is out of the great Sizzling Lil. Another Corona is a full sister to champion millionaire Corona Kool, Governor's Cup Futurity finalist Hot As Hell and multiple stakes placed Grade 1 runner Corona Cocktail, who earned $214,718 in his career. Another Corona is also a half sister to legendary champion Corona Chick. Vessels Stallion Farms and Kirk Goodfellow are the breeders of First Down Dash colt Catchmeonthebackside, who is a half brother to three time champion aged gelding Catchmeinyourdreams. A filly out of Six Foals Annie is the other First Down Dash baby in the Vessels Stallion Farm stock.

Vessels Stallion Farm's book also features Hateful Handsome, a full brother to champion 2-year-old filly Hardly Hateful, who ran second to Ocean Runaway in the 2004 Los Alamitos Million Futurity, and Almost Classy, a half sister of Ed Burke Million finalist No Secrets Here. Vessels Stallion Farm also consigned Hanna Cartel, a colt by Corona Cartel out of Hateful Hanna.

Vessels Stallion Farm was the nation's top breeder in stakes wins in 2005, with owners who purchased their Vessels-bred horses as yearlings enjoying 80 percent of those stakes wins.

The list of consignments also has an unnamed colt, who is a half-brother to 2000 World Champion A Ransom and last year's Champion of Champions finalist Righteous Brother. Out of Chicks Got Pazazz, this Hawkinson colt has been consigned by Pazazz Quarter Horses Ltd. Evans/Evans & Burnett Ranches have consigned Fabulous Knockout, a Mr Jess Perry filly out of Genuine Knockout, who produced local stakes winner Rojo Dancer.

Anjora Corp has consigned an unnamed Separatist filly out of More Heart, the 2001 La Primera Del Ano Derby winner, while John Sperry has consigned Eyesa Flyer, a Strawfly Special colt out of his multiple stakes winning mare Inthetwinkleofaneye. Denise and Alan Tyler consigned Push Your Pulse, a full brother to 2001 All American Futurity winner Ausual Suspect and half brother to Senior Solo, who ran in the Los Alamitos, Southern California and PCQHRA Breeders derbies last year. Consignments are being added daily to the Los Alamitos Equine Sale to be held on October 7 & 8.

ALLRED AND VESSELS STALLION FARMS TO CONDUCT HORSE SALE OCTOBER 7-8 AT LOS ALAMITOS

Harems Legacy in the sale ring

After a great inaugural event, the Los Alamitos Equine Sale is ready for a bigger, better and classier event in 2006 according to sale organizers.

"The 2005 sale was a triple homerun but we're looking forward to hitting this sale out of the park as well," said Ed Allred, the owner of Los Alamitos Race Course. "We looked at the sale from all angles and we're taking action to improve what needed to be improved. We had a super event in 2005 and we're confident that the 2006 Equine Sale will be even better."

Allred and Vessels Stallion Farms are running the sale, which will be administered by the Pacific Coast Quarter Horse Racing Association. The two-day event will take place on Saturday, October 7 and Sunday, October 8 and will feature a catalog of Quarter Horse yearlings, broodmares and mixed stock. Allred and Vessels Stallion Farms' sale stock will highlight the sale.

"It was the best organized sale that I've ever attended and everything from the venue, the food and the sanitation was perfect." Allred added.

The sale will once again be held for the first time at the Clubhouse of the old Cypress Golf Course. The sale will feature a beautiful open-air sales pavilion and great looking barns.

"It's a perfect venue," said Frank "Scoop" Vessels. "We had a great turnout and some outstanding horses. They say that whenever you have great horses in your sales catalog you will get a great turnout. Our friends from Texas and Oklahoma were here and we also had a large Hispanic crowd in attendance, which was great to see. It was everything that we were hoping for and more."

Over the years, Allred, a record nine-time AQHA champion breeder, has bred and sold such standouts as champions Separatist, Hawkish and Hawkinson. Vessels Stallion Farms, the 1999 AQHA champion breeder, has bred and sold the likes of champions Old Habits, Iba Dasher, and First Sovereign. Vessels Stallion Farms is also the home of the sport's all-time leading sire First Down Dash. Vessels Stallion Farms was the co-breeder of Harems Legacy, last year's sale topper at $330,000.

Spencer Childers, the breeder of World Champion Be A Bono, will have a strong consignment of horses at the sale, as will the top breeders in California and from around the country. The auction held at Los Alamitos in 2005 was a tremendous success with an average of $19,975 on the 225 Yearlings sold. Seven yearlings sold for $110,000 or higher with the average on the top 10 yearlings sold being $143,900.

All yearlings consigned to the Los Alamitos Equine Sales Company will be eligible to the PCQHRA Breeders Futurity/Derby. For information about consigning to the sale, or to request a catalog, call (714) 236-1755.

2005 REVIEW

The sale was held Saturday, October 1 and Sunday, October 2 at Los Alamitos Race Course. This sale has replaced the Pacific Coast Yearling and Mixed Stock Sale on the calendar. The PCQHRA will remain as the primary administrator of the sale. Allred and Vessels Stallion Farms have also announced plans for a new sales venue plus the upgrading of barn stalls for all horses in the sale.

The PCQHRA will remain as the primary administrator of the sale.

The sale features broodmares, weanlings, horses of racing age and mixed stock. The sale featured Allred's sale stock consisting of 72 head of horses and Vessels Stallion Farms' stock of 35 yearlings and 10 broodmares. The sale catalog featured over 400 head of horses, making it one of the largest sale ever in terms of horses administered by the PCQHRA.

"This was a first-class sale throughout," Vessels said. "We are very excited about the new venue where the sale was held at Los Alamitos, plus the horses enjoyed the fact that they did not have to travel far to reach the sale ring."

Ed Allred sold #6 Hawkish for $90,000 at the 2002 Sale at Los Alamitos

Spencer Childers, the breeder of World Champion Be A Bono, has a strong consignment of horses at the sale, as did the top breeders in California and many from around the country.

Spencer Childers

Harems Legacy, a full brother to champions First Sovereign and Royal Quick Dash, was the top seller at $330,000. FDD Dynasty, who sold at the Equine Sale for $70,000, has since won the Grade 1 $1,142,000 Ed Burke Million Futurity. No Secrets Here and Ten Oclock Scholar, a pair of Ed Burke qualifiers, also graduated from the Los Alamitos Equine Sale.

WHAT THEY SAID ABOUT THE 1^ST ANNUAL LOS ALAMITOS EQUINE SALE

Ed Allred and Frank "Scoop" Vessels hosted the first annual Los Alamitos Equine Sale on October 1 and 2. Here are reactions from some of Quarter Horse racing's most prominent horsemen regarding the two-day sale:

Butch Wise - Lazy E Ranch agent and part owner of 2005 All American Futurity winner Teller Cartel.

"This was a fantastic sale. It was very well organized and the food was by far the best of any sale I've been to this year. It was a great venue and we'll certainly be back next year."

Laverne Perry - Executive Director of the Louisiana Quarter Horse Breeders Association.

"This sale was absolutely awesome. This is the best outdoor facility that I've ever seen for a horse sale. The barns were first class and the tent was definitely the most impressive I've ever seen. Of course, the climate makes it great. This has been a wonderful sale and the horses are selling great."

Kim Kessinger - Co-owner of 2002 Co-World Champion Whosleavingwho

"What a great sale. It was well run and it had a great set up. The food was great and everyone was very accommodating, which is typical of Los Alamitos. It was very nice all around."

Denny Hill - Owner of All American Futurity winner AB What A Runner

"There were a lot of horses and the good ones sold for good prices. The facility was very nice and everyone did a super job putting the sale together."

Dawn and Rhonda List of Double Bar S Ranch - Owners of this year's PCQHRA Breeders Futurity runner-up Aziwasaying.

Dawn List: "We loved the set up. The weather was perfect. There were some wonderful horses and the catalog was great. We sold Tailor Fit's half-brother for $150,000 and were really happy with the two fillies that we purchased from Doc (Allred). He told us they were to of his favorite fillies at the sale."

Rhonda List: "We were the under bidders on sale topper Harems Legacy. We really wanted him but Doc beat us to him. He has since syndicated Harems Legacy and we were able to buy one share on the horse. We are thrilled about that."

Dr. James Streelman and Denny Boer - Dutch Masters III partners and owners of Ed Burke Million Futurity winner Higher Fire and Kindergarten Futurity winner Gold Nugget Rd.

Denny Boer: "I loved the beautiful green grass - there was something about that that really made everything nice. It was easy to preview the horses. We talked to management about a couple of things that we thought would make the sale better for next year and they are things that can easily be fixed."

James Streelman: "We bought about 19 head and we thought it was a very nice sale. The one thing I would love to see is free drinks," Streelman said with a big smile. "An open bar! That's my suggestion. You give my partner Denny Boer a couple of drinks and he'll buy anything," Streelman said jokingly.

HERE'S A SAMPLING OF SIRES THAT WERE FEATURED AT THE 2005 LOS ALAMITOS EQUINE SALES:

First Down Dash - World's All-Time Leading Sire of Racing Quarter Horses. World Champion and champion 3-year-olds in 1987. Sire of 2004 Champions Ocean Runaway, Cash For Kas and Brimmerton.

First Down Dash

Separatist - Multiple AQHA champion and sire of All American Futurity and Ruidoso Derby winner DM Shicago.

Separatist

Chicks Beduino - One of the legendary Quarter Horse sires of all-time.

Bono Jazz - Sire of reigning World Champion Be A Bono.

Walk Thru Fire - the sensational 2005 freshman stallion, sire of champion filly Higher Fire.

Walk Thru Fire

Fishers Dash - Sire of Los Alamitos Million winner Dashing Knud and sire of four finalists in this year's Ed Burke Million Futurity.

Fishers Dash

Shazoom - Sire of 2004 sensation Azoom.

Mr Jess Perry - Multiple AQHA Champion and sire of La Primera Del Ano Derby winner Jess Louisiana Blue.

Mr Jess Perry

Strawfly Special - Sire of All American Futurity winners Streakin Flyer and Ausual Suspect.

Strawfly Special

Special Leader - World Champion and sire of Ruidoso Futurity winner Leading Spirit

Corona Cartel - One of the nation's leading stallions and winner of the 1996 Los Alamitos Million.

Corona Cartel

This Snow Is Royal - Widely regarded as one of the best sires in the nation and winner of the Los Alamitos Million.

This Snow Is Royal

2005 Catalog featured these sires: Dash For Cash, Heza Fast Man, Mr Eye Opener, Stoli, Tres Seis, Okey Dokey Dale, Splash Bac, Eyesa Special, Check Him Out, Corona Czech, Dean Miracle, Raise A Secret, By Yawl, Dash To Chivato, SC Chiseled In Stone, Vital Sign, Takin On The Cash, First Smart Money, Special Effort, Bridlewood, Crimcino, Streakin La Jolla, A Dash Of Beduino, Corona Cocktail, Red Hot Rhythm.

Dash Thru Traffic, JC Simply Precious, Barrymore, Dashing Val, Cash Treat, Spanish Boot, Real Easy Cash, First Down Express, Red, Willie Wanta Dash, Hawkinson, Royal Quick Dash, Ought To Be First, Blazen Bryan, Jodys Glory, Blushing Bug, Siyah Kalem, Bills Ryon, Mr Cute Bar, Paranoide, Farout East, EG Special Ways, Jazzing Hi, Pritzi Dash, A Classic Dash, On A High, Walk Thru Fire, Swiftest Goer, Kiptys Charger, Merridoc, Summum Bonum, Sir Alibi, Pie In The Sky.

Dashin Bye, Azuthought, MoonLark, Murrtheblurr, Brisco County Jr, Bobby Beduino, CJ Dashing Doctor, Im Dalaw, Almars Secret, Breezing Beduino, Magical Mile, Shoes First Shoe, Holland Ease, Rare Form and many more great stallions.

COMING SOON - 2006 EQUINE SALE

FULL COLOR SUPPLEMENT ONLINE

Los Alamitos Equine Sale will publish a full-color photo supplement featuring a select numbers of yearlings and mixed stock horses that will be available for purchase at the sale on October 7 and 8. The photo supplement will be available for viewing here on pdf format. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the pages.

EQUINE SALE PAGES AVAILABLE ONLINE

Racing enthusiasts will be able to view the entire 2006 Los Alamitos Equine Sale catalog online courtesy of www.horseauctions.com in the near future. More than 400 horses will likely be featured in the star-studded Los Alamitos Equine Sale catalog with more than 100 stallions also expected to be represented in the catalog. For more information please call 714-820-2690.

PAST LOS ALAMITOS SALE SUPERSTARS INCLUDE:

Reigning World Champion Be A Bono!

Two-time World Champion Tailor Fit!

Champion Stallion Hawkinson!

All American Futurity winner Ausual Suspect!

Champion and five-time Grade 1 winner Hawkish!

TOP BREEDERS IN THE SPORT CONSIGNED HORSES TO THE 2005 LOS ALAMITOS EQUINE SALE INCLUDING:

Anita Bramlette Hunsicker & Shelley

Rosenthal Ranch Trust Richard & Laurel Long

J. Garvan Kelly & Nancy Yearsley Jose Santos

Vessels Stallion Farms Absher & Decker

Edward C. Allred Mel Vander Molen

Allred Brothers Suzanne Grusendorf

Burnett Ranches Patrick Ford

Tyler Ranch Loveland & Getman

Flying L Ranch Dale Billings

Narciso Flores Kathleen Stumpf

Tom Peterson Spencer Childers

Ethan Bundy Dean Frey

Floyd Daniel EG High Desert Farms

Donald Ryan P.J. Schachle

John Sperry Frankie Wieland

Loeb Family Living Trust Barham & Treece

Burns & Johnson Steve Burns

Hall Racing Anjora Corp

Judy Misch Fred Lywandowsky

Jerri & Joe Muniz Woodstock Stables

Bill & Sandra Renihan Fred Scane

Reginald Rasner Legacy Ranch

Virginia Sparks Joyce Erickson

Mark Goforth Hector Padilla

Birrell Farms Hayden Brothers Ranch

Gene & Alberta Eberl Mountain States Equine

Malon Cowgill Norman Rudd

Burnett Ranches & Bateman Stern Ranches

Gary Kapp Abigail Kawananakoa

LS Sunrise Variety Ranch/Sylvas

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