3 Yr Paint Stallion

Welcome to the

DE NEVEU FARMS HERD REDUCTION SALE!

We would like to take a moment and give a sincere thanks to each and every buyer, bidder, and attendee for supporting this event. We appreciate your interest in these quality ponies! It has been quite a team effort to be able to present this special offering of ponies to you all. Our deepest gratitude goes out to all of the trainers who spent the past several months bringing out the best from the ponies under their watch. Thank you for your expertise, professionalism, quality horsemanship, attention to detail, and most importantly, thank you for treating our ponies with the same standards of care as you would your own!

We would also like to extend a big thank you to the Stoltzfus Family for all of the time and energy they have put into this event. Jake’s efforts in helping to sort out all of the logistics involved with coordinating transportation, boarding and training for over
60 ponies is what made this sale possible. Thank you for your dedication to helping promote our stock, and for your honest representation of this exciting group of ponies.

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At De Neveu Farms, we have prioritized a focus on breeding and presenting top- quality ponies with depth of pedigree, natural talent, conformational correctness and sound, trainable mindsets. We express our gratitude to the Taylor family, Taylor Pony Farm, for their guidance and for having the privilege to start De Neveu Farms ponies with the outstanding ponies of Taylor Pony Farm. We feel you will find all of those things within this offering of ponies; along with a generous variety of type, color & pedigree. Whether you are looking for a breeding stallion or broodmare, an up-and- coming show ring prospect, or a reliable children’s pony, we think you will find that there is something for just about everybody in this bunch! We wish all of the buyers the best of success with your new ponies and hope you enjoy them as much as we have! Thank you all for spending the sale day with us!

Sincerely,
Kay Marschel, De Neveu Farms (Owner)

Horse Health Requirements

All horses will have Coggin papers within 6 months of the sale date and health papers within 30 days of the sale day!

Registrations

Horses will sell in cataloged order.

Title passes at the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer, at which time all risks and responsibilities for the horse pass to the buyer. All sales are final!

Terms

All consignments will have halter and lead rope. No horse will be allowed to leave
the grounds without a check out slip. All horses must be removed from the barns by midnight Saturday night unless arrangements are made. All sellers are responsible for their horses until the time the gavel falls, after which the buyer is fully responsible.

Warranties

Ages, heights, markings and physical conditions are approximated and not guaranteed. It is the buyer’s responsibility to examine the horse before he bids as all sales are
final. In case typographical errors or other errors are discovered, the auctioneer will announce them, which will take precedence over the catalog.

Buyer’s Payment

Buyer shall pay for horses and tack the day of the sale before leaving the grounds. Terms are cash, check, US funds only. Sales tax exemption needs to be signed or PA sales tax of 6% will be charged. Payment with a check will need a letter of credit from the bank. $50 surcharge will be made to all bad checks.

Liability

Warning: You assume all risk of equine activities pursuant to Pennsylvania Laws.

Everyone on the sale premises is cautioned to exercise reasonable care and attendance at the sale shall be at his or her assumption of risk for damage or injuries to their animal or themselves. The sale committee, De Neveu Farms, Jake Stoltzfus Farm, their affiliates or subcontractors are not liable or responsible for any injuries or accidents.

Under Pennsylvania law, an Equine Activities Sponsor or Professional shall not be liable for any injury to, or death of a participant in the Equine Activities resulting from the inherent risk of equine activities.