NOT SOLD (BIDDING OVER), HIGH BID WAS
4,000.00USDby floor+ applicable fees & taxes.
This item WAS NOT SOLD. Auction date was 2026 Sep 19 @ 13:00UTC-06:00 : CST/MDT
Haulers:
Deano Libhart: 253-732-1031
John Abel: 208-223-1280
DOB: 7/7/2024
Hubbells 20 Gauge x RC Rosie The Riveter
BREEDING: AI’d to KDK Hercules with conventional semen on 12/6/2025.
COMMENTS: OCV’d. This fantastic young female brings functional cow power and eye
appeal at it’s finest. She exhibits excellent conformation that you can expect from a
Hubbells 20 Gauge daughter, back to RC Rosie the Riveter (a Cowboy Tuff Chex daugher)
and the Legendary Carmen 123 CB cow. She’s showing the predictable horn genetics
with a low, hard lateral twist. She’s friendly, calm and has a desirable disposition. We
AI’d her to KDK Hercules to strengthen the pedigree, adding more great structure and
early horn growth. This is a rare opportunity. She checks every box. DNA-Parent verified
Check here for more info
Auction Location:
320 N 1000 W, Tremonton, Utah, 84337, United States
Buyer's Premiums:
| From (Incl.) | To (Excl.) | Premium |
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Infinite |
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TERMS & CONDITIONS:
All cattle sell under the terms and conditions listed in this catalog.
PAYMENT:
Terms of sale are cash or check to the clerk at the conclusion
of the sale. Checks are made payable to Huntington Sales. No
refunds. Payment for all online purchases is due within 5 business
days of sale. Payment not received by then will be processed
via credit card with 4% transaction fee as well as 10% of the
purchase price or $500 late fee, whichever is greater.
LIABILITY:
All persons who attend this sale do so at their own risk.The
Summit Longhorn Futurity & Auction and anyone else connected
with the sale assumes no liability, legal or otherwise, for any
accident or loss that may occur.
HEALTH TERMS:
All cattle selling will be accompanied with a valid health certificate
to be shipped anywhere in the continental United States.
BIDDING:
Each animal will be sold to the highest bidder with reserve.
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constitute as final sales. No refunds available. Hauling is
organized and funded at the owner's expense.
BIDDING DISPUTES:
The auctioneer in charge will settle any disputes as to bids, and
his decision on such matters shall be final.
TERMS:
Terms of the sale are cash or check to the clerk at the conclusion
of the sale. Checks are made payable to Huntington Sales.
POSSESSION:
Immediately after the animal is sold, it will be the sole risk and
responsibility of the buyer thereof, but possession cannot be
obtained until payment is made
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A certificate of registration will be furnished and transferred to the
purchaser on each lot in the sale, including calves at side.
HEALTH:
Bidders should consider individual state requirements before
purchasing.
GUARANTEE:
Breeder guarantees are strictly between the individual consignor
and the purchaser at the sale. All calves at side are given to the
purchaser free and carry no guarantee.
NOTICE:
The purchaser must look to the seller for fulfillment of all
guarantees and representations made hereunder.
PEDIGREES:
The seller has furnished the information on the pedigrees of the
animals announced.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
All announcements from the auctioneer block shall take
precedence over information printed in the catalog.
CONTRACT:
The above terms and guarantees shall constitute a contract
between the buyer and seller of each animal sold. No cattle may
be loaded up until after the sale. All cattle must be out by 10 a.m.
Sunday, September 20, 2026.
BUYER RESPONSIBILITY:
Prospective buyers or bidders at the sale should listen carefully
to all announcements made from the auction block by the
auctioneer, pedigree reader, or seller on each animal that is sold.
Buyers should acquaint themselves with terms concerning the
breeder status, fertility, and health papers on each animal sold. It
is the responsibility of the buyer to be aware of health regulations
for transportation of animals into the state of their residence. By
doing so, a buyer can save himself many problems and also
enable himself to be more competent and qualified buyer.