ILLINOIS QUARTER HORSE ASSOCIATION
Our live auction was conducted on Saturday, January 23, 2010. Stallions services that are still available may be purchased at one-half of the advertised breeding fee or $300, whichever is greater, plus $50 fee until April 30, 2010. May 1 or later, the service fee reverts to the full advertised fee or $300, whichever is greater, plus $50 fee. Stallion nominations are still being accepted as long as a check accompanies the contract for the full advertised stud fee or $300, whichever is greater, plus a $50 fee. These nominations will be accepted through July 15, 2010.
Closed futurity entries for halter & performance classes are limited to Mare Purchasers through our SSA & Stallion owners whose stallion's service sells through our SSA. New Futurity fund distribution & allocation are: Closed Div. - 50%; Non-Pro Div. - 40%; Open Div. - 10%.
Questions or issues: John Boxell (217/621-9145); Chris Arentsen (618/623-9450) or
Connie McLaughlin (217/825-8763) or e-mail
granny@consolidated.net
Thank you to all who have donated your stallion's service in our current and past auctions. And, thank you to all the mare purchasers that have purchased breedings through our SSA. It is your support that is providing this organization the opportunity for a successful SSA program.
Stallion Auction
ILLINOIS QUARTER HORSE ASSOCIATION 2009 - NEW FUTURITY RULE CHANGES
The following changes have been made to our Illinois Quarter Horse Association's New Futurity Rules: - All purchasers of stallion breeding services at our ILQHA Stallion Service Auctions, beginning with our 2008 SSA, will be allowed to enter the foal resulting from the SSA breeding in the Closed Division of the ILQHA Futurity. All Mare Nominations must be completed on or before November 1 of the year the breeding took place. - All stallion owners of stallion breeding services sold at our ILQHA Stallion Service Auctions, beginning with our 2008 SSA, have the right to name one foal (filly or colt) of their choice to be shown in the Closed Division. They must notify the Futurity Office of that choice no later than the close of the Futurity Office the night before the class. - Changes to the distribution and allocation of futurity funds beginning with the 2009 Fall Futurity show are as follows: (10% - Open Div.; 40% - Non-Pro Div.; and, 50% - Closed Div.)
Carmen Wolff was high point in the nation with her 3 year old mare, Shez Cool To A Te. The mare was sired by I Totally Too Cool, an Illinois bred and owned stallion. I Totally Too Cool is owned by Cayuga Ridge Quarter Horses (Greg & Kathy Klehm). The breeder was Kristy Olinger also from Illinois. I Totally Too Cool sold in the 2010 stallion auction.
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