Spring Fling Announces New Edition for This Year's Event
Wednesday, January 18, 2017
PVF Livestock Auction is pleased to announce a new addition to this year's Spring Fling. Rising Star Ranch will be having a Meet, Greet, and Eat Barn Party starting at 5 pm on Friday March 3rd located at RisingStar Ranch - 481 Snell Rd, Shelbyville, TN. 37160.
This is in conjunction with PVF Livestock Auction - Spring Selection Sale starting at 10 am and Colt Preview starting at 6 pm on Saturday March 4th. The sale and colt preview will be held at Pleasant Valley Farms Sales Facility - 2395 Hwy 64 E, Shelbyville, TN. 37160.
10% of all proceed's from the Sale goes to help Spencer Benedict Stables with all the medical expenses for the horses sickened at their facility. The staff at PVF are in high hopes of a great sale in order to give back to Spencer Benedict and Carrie Pierce Benedict.
For more information, please contact Andy Rippy (615) 394-6776 or Nick Rippy (615) 812-8599 to enter horses in the sale and colt preview.
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