I was there…lots of fun…great horses…prices were ok..well broke horses brought good money for an auction situation…quite a few Amish as well. I have about 100 plus photos(I’m not a pro) uploaded onto my facebook page…I’m under Jenee Nelson Wisconsin if you want to take a look just friend me.
Thanks for commenting Jenee. Did you happen to take notes on prices? I have a few horses in particular that I thought looked interesting and am wondering what they went for. I’m also interested in high/low/average.
Yes..I have all the prices noted..haven’t had a chance to do high/low/average. Minimum bid on any of the horses was $750.00 so that was a really nice thing so no one had to worry about a horse going to Mexico and/or Canada…I really applaud them on that policy
Does anyone know where I can find the results of the sale? I don’t see anything posted yet. It would be a comfort to learn that things have improved. Cochran sale is this coming weekend too. Yes, nice to see that $750 minimum!
Here is a quick list–was trying to take photos as we were writing prices down so hope these are accurate but no guarantee.
1 2600
2 3500
3 no sale
4 1700
5 out
6 no sale
7 1500
8 no sale
9 3100
10 2200
11 1500
12 no sale
13 5500
14 1700
15 2900
16 800
17 1400
18 no sale
19 1600
20 5000
21 3100
22 no sale
23 no sale
24 2500
25 no sale
26 5600
27 750
28 no sale
29 1700
30 1800
31 out
32 no sale
33 2300
34 1700
35 2200
36 3000
37 800
38 10000
39 1000
40 1600
41 3800
Sorry at work no time to put horses names on list..the booklet is still on Hylee’s website. I think the prices were decent compared to the rest of the horse market and there were good bids on the horses that were no-saled as well.
If you go to the HyLee Farm.com web site the horses and their prices are located at the 2009 Auction link. The average was for 39 head $2500.00 and high selling horse was HyLee’s Dancing Queen $10,000.00 A third sale is planned for 2010
I was there…lots of fun…great horses…prices were ok..well broke horses brought good money for an auction situation…quite a few Amish as well. I have about 100 plus photos(I’m not a pro) uploaded onto my facebook page…I’m under Jenee Nelson Wisconsin if you want to take a look just friend me.
Thanks for commenting Jenee. Did you happen to take notes on prices? I have a few horses in particular that I thought looked interesting and am wondering what they went for. I’m also interested in high/low/average.
-Erin
Yes..I have all the prices noted..haven’t had a chance to do high/low/average. Minimum bid on any of the horses was $750.00 so that was a really nice thing so no one had to worry about a horse going to Mexico and/or Canada…I really applaud them on that policy
Does anyone know where I can find the results of the sale? I don’t see anything posted yet. It would be a comfort to learn that things have improved. Cochran sale is this coming weekend too. Yes, nice to see that $750 minimum!
Here is a quick list–was trying to take photos as we were writing prices down so hope these are accurate but no guarantee.
1 2600
2 3500
3 no sale
4 1700
5 out
6 no sale
7 1500
8 no sale
9 3100
10 2200
11 1500
12 no sale
13 5500
14 1700
15 2900
16 800
17 1400
18 no sale
19 1600
20 5000
21 3100
22 no sale
23 no sale
24 2500
25 no sale
26 5600
27 750
28 no sale
29 1700
30 1800
31 out
32 no sale
33 2300
34 1700
35 2200
36 3000
37 800
38 10000
39 1000
40 1600
41 3800
Sorry at work no time to put horses names on list..the booklet is still on Hylee’s website. I think the prices were decent compared to the rest of the horse market and there were good bids on the horses that were no-saled as well.
Thanks for the results.
If you go to the HyLee Farm.com web site the horses and their prices are located at the 2009 Auction link. The average was for 39 head $2500.00 and high selling horse was HyLee’s Dancing Queen $10,000.00 A third sale is planned for 2010