Working ranch horses since 1888. Proven cow horses with speed, good bone, feet & withers. 1997 Montana Quarter Horse Ranch of the Year.

175 lots sell - weanlings, yearlings, 65 broodmares, and 10 select saddle horses. Also selling stallions Ima Bit Of Heaven & PC Joes Frost. Largest selection of buckskins, duns, roans, blacks, grullas & palominos to sell in the Northwest.

Weavers Tuf Dee, weanling buckskin full sister of current AQHA High Point Earner in Heading, third in Heeling, and AQHA World Show qualifier in six events, sold for $14,500.

     The 14th Annual Weaver Quarter Horses Production Sale was held on September 19, 2009, at the fairgrounds in Great Falls , MT. Horses sold to buyers in 22 states and the three foreign countries of Canada , Germany and Mexico . The auctioneer was Lynn Weishaar and the pedigree reader was John Johnson, both from South Dakota . The sale was kicked off with comments by Don Treadway, Jr., Executive Vice President of the AQHA.

     The sale featured horses bred by Stan and Nancy Weaver and family of Big Sandy, MT, as well as horses bred by Ted and Barb Crowley and Todd and Una Ford of Treasure State Quarter Horses, Chinook, MT.

     The sale was topped by Ima Bit Of Heaven, Weavers’ red roan stallion that they used on the ranch for ten years. He was sired by Smart Little Lena and out of a full sister to Peptoboonsmal, and is listed on Equi-Stats as a leading sire of Reined Cow Horses for the last three years. He sold to Stephen Coates of San Angelo, TX, for $35,000.

     The second high-selling horse was PC Joes Frost, a stallion that also stood on the Weaver Ranch. Sired by Sun Frost, he is Sun Frost’s highest AQHA point earner. He was purchased by Diane Pugh of Miller, SD, for $25,000.

     Sale highlights included Weavers Tuf Dee, a weanling buckskin daughter of Ima Tuf Lena and Lady Beckwith Dee. A full sister to the current AQHA High Point Earner in Heading, third in Heeling, and AQHA World Show qualifier in six events, she sold to Karen Marie Heidelmeyer and Lee Hicks of Colorado for $14,500.

      Topping the broke geldings was Weavers Poco Tonka, a 2005 bay roan gelding that sold to Ron Jackson of Alberta , Canada , for $12,500.

      The average on five saddle horses was $6,980; the average on 51 broodmares was $2,355; the average on 35 weanling stud colts was $1,917; the average on 58 weanling fillies was $1,863; and the overall average on 160 lots was $2,527.

      Weaver’s next production sale will be held September 18, 2010, in Great Falls , MT.
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