Sale of Champions Changes Hands
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Long-time exhibitors and auctioneer professionals in the walking horse industry, Wayne and Freda Dean of Lewisburg Auction, Inc., announced the lease of the Sale of Champions from Ray and Jean Beech and Robert and Gloria Wiley. The Sale of Champions, established in 1962, is the longest running sale in the industry. Wayne and Freda will continue the tradition of bringing the quality of horses and service that the industry has come to expect.
The first sale is scheduled for August 30-31 at the Sale of Champions facilty across from the Celebration grounds. For more information contact Wayne Dean at 931-703-9547 or Freda Dean at 931-703-4808.
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