I’m On My Own Topped Wiser Farm Fun Show Sale
Friday, May 29, 2009
I’m On My Own Topped Wiser Farm Fun Show Sale
by Maggi Painter
SHELBYVILLE, Tenn. – The Wiser Farm Fun Show Sale was held on May 23, 2009, at 10 a.m. at the Wiser Farm Sale Pavilion on Highway 64 West in Shelbyville. It was a great day for the sale that featured pleasure horses, broodmares, show horses, yearlings, flat-shod and spotted saddle horses.
Wiser Farm, LLC puts on many sales throughout the year. The next sale will be held on Saturday, July, 11, 2009.
Wiser Farm’s 2009 Fun Show Sale Top Five Sellers
HORSE-I’m On My Own
SELLER-Brent Grider
BUYER-Holly Thrasher
HORSE-Armed Magic Walker
SELLER-D. Roth
BUYER-Jean Brannon
HORSE-Morgan Personal Date M.M.
SELLER-Harold Flynn
BUYER-Todd Sconyers
HORSE-Generation’s Rocker
SELLER-Phil Dunnivan
BUYER-Nancy Fuller
HORSE-Watch Me Score
SELLER-Randy Bennett
BUYER-Gary Lester
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