It is so refreshing to see a quality auction with beautiful horses. You're right that the videos of sick and hurt horses at slaughter auctions seems way more available--and it's great that people are working to rescue and rehab horses--but it's lovely to see well bred and cared for horses. Even a layman can see so much potential in these babies!

This was a lovely sale. Every horse looked in tip-top shape. The prices were incredible! Thanks for taking us along! ❤

I really like your break down of the auction and the specific points that you include. That was a great selection of beautiful foals. ❤😊

The love and care of Weaver's Auction horses shows so dramatically and I would buy a horse from them.

Thank you for sharing your video; I would never have guessed the prices on a quarter horse filly or colt could be so high.

I watched a rescue group take custody of a horse (no bidders) that was headed to Mexico the next day for meat. Discovering his lineage that horse sold as a yearling for $1.5 million dollars. Less than 20 years later he was in a kill pen. Something must change in the horse world.

thanks for taking us along

That was some real quality there. I hope they all landed in safe hands.

I appreciate how you are calm and business-like about appraising the horse that go through auction. I do run across other videos where people cry and get super emotional at auctions and those are less informative.

The foals are so CUTE❤

Pretty please with sugar on top. Add a donation button. Its a take it or leave it option. It allows those that support your mission. It might only be a few dollars. But if all people. A little here and a little there makes a big difference!! People want to help you 💕

Remind me to not take my credit card to one of these. I have never owned a horse but I did have the opportunity to learn to ride on nice horses when I worked on a big thoroughbred horse ranch. Galloping a nice quarter horse across an open field remains to this day as one of the most exciting and purely joyful things I have ever done!

It was interesting to see the horses facing in toward the center of the group. Obviously a natural reaction to being in an unfamiliar, stressful situation.

Thank you. This auction was a smorgasbord of beautiful horses.

Enjoy your ongoing narrative/overview of what you are seeing--quick impressions in the quality of the care, sale/barn/pen conditions, AND of course, the horses. Appreciate the auctioneers & handlers' professional calm. It's still an auction & merchandise, but they demonstrate it can be respectful. It's a smart business strategy. You know & process so much 'data' so fast--mentally multitask & retain detail. And, w the YT videos, slow down & gracious for us viewers. It's always interesting--except feel kinda bad: you do all the work.

You do an awesome job with your horses!! I grew up with horses, they are amazing animals that should never be sent to slaughter!! Love you pony!! He is precious!!

Really enjoyed watching the auction ❤

Thank you for taking us along on a cool auction!

Wow, those are high dollar, our prices are a blessing in comparison.

I think the way you break down what you look for and why is so valuable to novas auction goers. I loved watching this one. I was almost drooling! Thank you again, for a great video, CC!🐎🤗🤍

I wish you were my neighbor🥰 I would love to learn more as a horse owner. You are one savvy lady

This was the best auction I have seen, thanks for sharing

Keep on with what you’re doing. You will be amazed at how this channel explodes. Authenticity is the key point. Love from NZ

LOL, agree - "makes it easier to not accidently buy when prices are high"...never have i bought an auction horse just because it was cheap (wrong answers only)! blessings n stay kind!

theses are quality horses! i loved all of them.

It should be like that always ♥️

8:45 what a beauty! Nice to see a humane auction like this one!

Thank you for another informative video! ❤️❤️

Wow, those horses are so gorgeous, every one of them!

I really liked the auction you went to. They treated the horses very well. It was nice to see.

Super sweet horses...good temperament, great balance & build, nicely handled so far. So many of them have flashy color, which people will pay big money for too

I had a nice time at the auction today...thanks for bringing me along.

Thanks for all the information on this auction. It’s nice to know that there really are some good auctions out there with good quality horses and people who take good care of them. such a delight to see.

A good quality auction, indeed.

What b beautifu horses! I love the darker Palamino. I raised one from a foul and loved her to death. I named her Angel. Due to the increasing medical issues of my mother, I had to move from my farm and sell my horses. Broke my heart to sell Angel, but had to do what I had to do for my mother. My farm was so far from town, my mother's doctors and the hospital, so we moved. I haven't been to a horse auction since 2001. I really miss my horses and farm. You certainly have brought back some great memories. Thank you.

Thank you for the rescue work , just love it !!!

It's so much fun to see what this kind of sale is like. I've never gone to anything other than small farm auctions, myself.

Another day of learning from you. I now have a better understanding of the price swing from horse to horse.

Great to see the horses treated kindly. Certainly some high prices.

The horse industry is huge apparently.

You did a nice job here.

Very nice colts and fillies

Perfect! Thanks for the ride along.

Thanks for sharing a production auction.

What a great trip! Love seeing all the sweet possibilities and how they were sold. Lovely, thanks a ton!!! ❤❤❤

Wow! Beautiful horses they were, and expensive! This was exiting to watch!

Nice I've never seen a horse auction. Very interesting 😊

I used to love to get the catalog

That was really fun. !! Really enjoyed 😊

Enjoyed watching this, thank you!

Really enjoyed watching this ❤

That was a really good sale. I've seen films of thoroughbred auctions. Some of those are like bringing royalty out. Lots of thoroughbreds are sold as yearlings and some of those are amazing auctions. I've never been to any myself, I'd want to buy them all, and I can't even afford to ride anymore. Not that I'm quite sure I should be on a horse, at 70 and disabled, fibromyalgia one of those invisible disabilities. I am currently trying to enable the little girl next door who is horse crazy.

I'm surprised by some of the prices. I would be too worried to let them out of the barn!😂

Thank you for sharing

I am sooooo happy to have found you. Someone who knows. In the beginning I’d want an old horse for kids to take lessons on and most importantly be safe AROUND. (Not yet….need my health and to sell my house etc…) Thank you for your video.

Really enjoyed your video on the horse auction. Thank you. 😊

Fantastic video. Thank you!❤

There’s such a huge difference between this auction and others that have been reported on on KZfaq!

One thing I really like about the recent auctions I’ve seen is the front show area is bigger than 10 x 10 and the horse can actually move. I went to check the Wesver catalog and all of these horses had stellar lineage so I’m not surprised at the prices.

I wanted the last mare. She was poco bueno king fritz bred. Dangit. I have wanted to go to the Weaver sale forever. You did a really good job showing how their sale went. P.S. I already have a nine-year-old black mare bred poco bueno king fritz so another one seems redundant, but maybe not, hard to find.

Fun video! Thanks!

Just started watching your videos, and I really enjoyed them love watching the horses they have my heart❤

Thank you for another great video❣️

OMG! I know a daughter of Paddy Irish Whiskey!!

I’m gonna have to keep following you and maybe in a couple years I’ll have you at this sale for me as a client of yours. That’s a very nice auction loved the babies and very nice conformations, the bay filly’s temperament is what I’m looking for.

Another great video,thanks for the info.

Excellent video!

Great video and sharing 💯

In Middlefield Ohio the horses sell for $500. If your lucky Thus is Amish farm area. Ñot cow town.

In rhe early 80s, I attended a Tennessee Walking auction in Shelbyville, TN. It was held during the week of the National Tennessee Walking Horse Championship show. One of the Gabor (ZaZa of Green Acres TV series and so on) sisters bought a set of spotted (brown and white) twins for over $20,000. They were beautiful. These little twins were the most expensive horses sold at that one auction. However, there were other auctions occurring that day. Thank you for bringing back some great memories.

Dang! Those prices 😮

Very nice auction

very entertaining

Some of that hay impresses me and the horses do too.

Katie Van Slyke (also on Utube Video’s ) has some beautiful foals this year as well. She’s in Tennessee

There were lots of gorgeous horses at this auction but the prices were up there that's for sure. Thanks for sharing

Weaver’s ranch is great- they raise well cared for babies which are good minded and ready to go on with handling. Many of their horses can go on to be shown and all are good working stock. Drag lines are super - besides something to grab they can actually sorta of ground them in that they are thinking about the rope more than getting in trouble. But it surely teaches the all important give and take. They learn to give to the rope and halter and a couple weeks of this in a pretty large stall or pen with an attached stall can make your job of handling and when time comes to moving to lunging and then bitting, lining, etc. much easier. Sometimes having a horse that’s a bit standoff can be to your benefit - there is nothing worse than having a horse at home that gets tied to another horse and doesn’t want to leave it. I like to mix them up often so this doesn’t happen ie stalling right next. It depends on the horse’s background. Each like Weaver, it’s unusual, most are raised confidently.

do you buy horses at these sales for clients and we just don't see that part or do you tend not to buy any at these auctions? Just curious because its interesting to know! you are so knowledgeable its impressive!

I use cc because I’m hard of hearing. Plus it’s great for a chuckle - instead of brood mares I got brewed Mayors. 😅

Thanks for all the great videos. I love the way you put them together! In Montana, which auctions are your favorite for quarter horses?

You have a good show and i enjoy it very much but .Id love to hear more of the sale and little less commentary while the auction is going on .I think it would help your viewing audience that has never listened to a auctioner much when they go finally go to a sale . And please maybe explain the biding processe and how you can turn your bids into the ringmen working with the auctioner. I have found its very helpful if you intend on biding on a horse or several introduce yourself to the ringmen PLEASE don't call them bid spotters lol. They will help you and make it much easier participating in the auction. Keep on visiting these great sales 👍

New viewer = SOUTH AUSTRALIA

I’ve been to auctions at Los Alamitos racetrack in California for quarter horses and they go for sometimes a lot more than these are gone for even the highest one some of their earrings and two-year-olds go for like 100,000 90,000 etc.

CC, are these horses in the production sale sold by Weaver Ranch at the Fairgrounds? I was looking at your show schedule which had that name + the name of the horse? Is that Montana? These mares and foals were so healthy and happy looking. That $24,000 mare at the beginning was magnificent. My dad once paid $10 for an Appy who was huge, back in the day.

I know it has been a hundred years or better since I've been to a horse auction all I can do is say well ain't that cheap but they're all beautiful I'm 70 years old and I'm disabled I can no longer have anything to do with horses but I still love them❤❤❤❤❤

I was going to ask you if you prefer a mare or a gilding I suppose it depends on more on the breed then gender. I know I prefer a male cat and a female dog and was thinking that the horse world isn’t that gender easy and horses are a whole different kind of animal. Thank you for you do and sharing your knowledge

the filly -bay with long ears -I picked her right at the start=I want her too!!!!!was she roaned too

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Oh man I’d kill for those gas prices!! I live in the Bay Area in California and if it’s less than $6 a gallon lately it feels like you’re getting a great deal!! Of course we’re all getting robbed blind though….

If Goose had not been cut, and you were going to keep Prim, they would (maybe) make a good young one.. just a thought.

You can really end up paying too much all due to your own mistakes. The old don’t look at the agent directly in the eye, sit on your hands and don’t get animated. If the agent can’t get your eye, most of the time they won’t pick your bid up. And sometimes, they will point blank say are you bidding. I have seen a good sale back up to where they know they had a solid bid.

Branding??? That's enough to put them off humans surely. But I could have bought a dozen at that auction. What some stunning animals.

Where is this auction at and when?

Would picking up a good RESCUE colt or filly at a slaughter auction, and putting in the training, result in a horse that would sell at a $10,000 level? ...or must the colt or filly have breeder's records to fetch those amounts?

How often do mules or appaloosa horse goes through your sale.thankyou

Do you ever buy horse to train as barrel racing horses?

What is a broodmare?

Does anyone know what color that yearling at 8:50 was?

What is a production auction?

Well, it seems a bit rich.