Consignor Details
Information regarding who is eligible to consign to the 2019 BPI is detailed here. Thank you.
2019 BPI Farm Nomination Allotments:
In addition to the sale organizers/foundation producers allotments, the following producers will be eligible to nominate does for the 2019 event. Top performing farms may nominate up to 4 does and all others participating in the 2018 Oklahoma and West Virginia may nominate up to 3 does: (Please note that you are eligible to nominate does from one category only.) Nominations will be accepted March 1 – April 8, 2019
Top ADG or FEC performers 2018 Oklahoma eligible to nominate 4 does:
Judy Carter William Chapman James Crowley Dwight Elmore Todd Gentz Lisa Harrison
Dennis Higgins Don & Christy Mulhall James Sanders Don Schroeder Karen Severn Kraig Stemme
Kevin Tapp Tim Yoder Jarred Dennison
Top Fifteen 2017 West Virginia Test eligible to nominate 4 does:
Richard Gamby Sherri Losch Don & Christy Mulhall Bob Murphy Mike Renick Marion Simpson Mike Whalen Kendall & Dana Barnes PJ Murphy Jim& Angie Loos Jarred Dennison Pat Larr
Other 2018 Oklahoma Test Participants eligible to nominate 3 does:
Kara Barrow Curtis Braziel Darryl Byrd Mack Byrd Matthew Cantrell Corey Cummings David Fabick Chad Fegar Wayne Forshee Kurt Frier Daniel Gibbons II JD Gibson Steve Groce Austin Higgins Leonard Hueselman Jim Jensen Todd Klais Pat Larr Joseph Miles Robert Miller David Peters Wes Pinneo Ben Reeves Mike Renick Carl Stephens Joel Tebbe Danny Vaugn Phillip Wilborn Randy Yoder Steven Yutzy
Other 2018 West Virginia Test Participants eligible to nominate 3 does:
Lonnie Allen Brent Ballinger Fred Brown Scott Carter William Chapman Corey Cummings Kurt Frier Missi Gavin Dennis Higgins Kate Kampwerth Jeff Lamotte Tracy Loyd Steve Lievestro Bob Murphy Wes Pinneo Colton Pritchett Ray Sams James Sanders John Weber
In addition to the sale organizers/foundation producers allotments, the following producers will be eligible to nominate does for the 2019 event. Top performing farms may nominate up to 4 does and all others participating in the 2018 Oklahoma and West Virginia may nominate up to 3 does: (Please note that you are eligible to nominate does from one category only.) Nominations will be accepted March 1 – April 8, 2019
Top ADG or FEC performers 2018 Oklahoma eligible to nominate 4 does:
Judy Carter William Chapman James Crowley Dwight Elmore Todd Gentz Lisa Harrison
Dennis Higgins Don & Christy Mulhall James Sanders Don Schroeder Karen Severn Kraig Stemme
Kevin Tapp Tim Yoder Jarred Dennison
Top Fifteen 2017 West Virginia Test eligible to nominate 4 does:
Richard Gamby Sherri Losch Don & Christy Mulhall Bob Murphy Mike Renick Marion Simpson Mike Whalen Kendall & Dana Barnes PJ Murphy Jim& Angie Loos Jarred Dennison Pat Larr
Other 2018 Oklahoma Test Participants eligible to nominate 3 does:
Kara Barrow Curtis Braziel Darryl Byrd Mack Byrd Matthew Cantrell Corey Cummings David Fabick Chad Fegar Wayne Forshee Kurt Frier Daniel Gibbons II JD Gibson Steve Groce Austin Higgins Leonard Hueselman Jim Jensen Todd Klais Pat Larr Joseph Miles Robert Miller David Peters Wes Pinneo Ben Reeves Mike Renick Carl Stephens Joel Tebbe Danny Vaugn Phillip Wilborn Randy Yoder Steven Yutzy
Other 2018 West Virginia Test Participants eligible to nominate 3 does:
Lonnie Allen Brent Ballinger Fred Brown Scott Carter William Chapman Corey Cummings Kurt Frier Missi Gavin Dennis Higgins Kate Kampwerth Jeff Lamotte Tracy Loyd Steve Lievestro Bob Murphy Wes Pinneo Colton Pritchett Ray Sams James Sanders John Weber
BPI Sales Rules 2019
2019 Bluegrass Performance Invitational Kiko Sale – August 31, 2019 SALE RULES
The 2019 Bluegrass Performance Invitational Kiko Sale will be limited to approximately 90 animals. Nominations for sale spaces will open March 1, 2019 and close April 8, 2019. Nominations will be accepted on a first come first served basis with priority given to top performing farms.
CONSIGNMENT INVITATIONS
All consignors must have participated in the 2018 Oklahoma or West Virginia Buck Tests. Guest consignors will be invited to consign as follows (excluding the 4 sale organizers who will be granted up to 6 sale spaces each) Refer to the “2019 BPI Farm Nomination Allotments” for a complete list:
1) Foundation consignors (Chey-View, JDR Ranch, and Mill Creek, only) may request up to 4 sale spaces and are automatically granted lots as long as request is received by April 8, 2019.
2) Top performers(adg&fec) from the 2018 Oklahoma Buck Test (Includes the following producers: Carter, Chapman, Crowley, Elmore, Gentz, Harrison, Higgins, Mulhall, Sanders, Schroeder, Severn, Stemme, Tapp, T. Yoder, Dennison)…and the top fifteen 2018 West Virginia Test (Includes Gamby, Losch, Mulhall, Murphy, Renick, Simpson, Whalen, Barnes, Murphy, Loos, Dennison, Larr) may request up to 4 sale spaces. 4) Any other participants in the 2018 Oklahoma or West Virginia Buck Tests may request up to 3 sale spaces. Consignors included in more than one category above will be eligible for spaces allowed in one category only. See the “2019 BPI Farm Nomination Allotment” document for individual farm allotments.
Please note that if more animals are nominated than sale spaces available, the organizers reserve the right to prioritize consignors with top buck test performers and use a lottery drawing and priority invitations to determine allotment of other spaces. Consignors will be notified by the BPI sale organizers no later than April 30, 2019 for final determination on their consignment nomination requests. If any spaces remain, consignors may be contacted to consign additional does at the Sale Organizers’ discretion.
ANIMAL CONSIGNMENT GUIDELINES
In order to best utilize available pen space, 2-3 does per farm per pen will be used as needed and appropriate. Please insure that animals nominated/consigned for the sale will meet the following guidelines: 1) All goats consigned must be bred by the consignor. All goats MUST be registered with the registry of choice. Individual farm consignments must be comprised of at least half that are purebred or NZ registered.
2) All goats consigned must be at least 150 days old on sale day, except for nursing kids.
3) All crossbred, purebred, and New Zealand animals must have DNA verification with their registrations. Sellers must allow sufficient time for the DNA verification to be completed. Paperwork should be sent to the appropriate registry by May 15. 4) Goats consigned must have a 1+1 clean teat structure.
5) Goats consigned must weigh a minimum of 50 pounds by the sale date, AND have a body condition score of at least 3 out of 5.
6) Two BUCK spaces are available for any performance tested 2017 or 2018 buck, bred by the consignor. If more than two are nominated, the Sale Organizers will determine the final buck allotment.
7) Each consigner with a minimum of 2 does in the sale is eligible to nominate 1 SEMEN lot for consignment. One lot will consist of one pair of straws.
8) Each consigner with a minimum of 2 does in the sale is eligible to nominate 1 EMBRYO lot for consignment. A lot will be two Embryos or one straw that contains more than one embryo.
9) All goats must arrive at the sale with interstate health certificates issued at the point of origin by a federally accredited veterinarian and consigning them to the BPI Sale, Frankfort, KY.
CONSIGNMENT FEES, CATALOG, and OTHER INFORMATION
A consignment nomination sheet (with payment for appropriate consignments fee enclosed) must be completed by each consignor and sent postmarked by April 8.
All sales transactions concerning goats consigned to the sale must go through the office.
A consignment fee of $80 will be charged on all animals consigned to and sold at the sale. A $5 stall fee will be charged on each animal consigned. Semen and embryo lots will be charged a consignment fee of $60 each. Consignment and stall fees must be submitted with nominations and will not be refunded for any reason after the consignment is accepted. Consignment checks will be returned if any consignor is not allotted sale spaces.
The transfer fee (s) on all goats sold will be deducted from the sale price of each animal sold at the sale and forwarded to the appropriate registry.
A committee will be in place to reject any animal that does not meet sale guidelines or is deemed unacceptable for the sale. This is a breeding stock sale. All entries must be of top quality. Remember, you are advertising your farm.
For inclusion in the sale catalog, a copy of the registration papers and any brief comments must be emailed to bluegrassperformancesale@gmail.com or sent to BPI c/o Hoosier Hills Kikos, 4698 Old Boles Lane, Nabb, IN 47147, postmarked by July 10. Otherwise, the goat will not be eligible for the sale.
A substitution for a consigned animal will be allowed if the original animal becomes ill, injured, or dies before sale date, provided the goat offered for substitution meets all requirements for consignment and is of equal or higher registry classification.
In order to keep costs down, all consignors will be expected to assist with facilitating the sale in some aspect. Please plan to arrive early on Friday and help with unloading goats, checking in goats, and as needed general set up tasks. On sale day, please assist in arranging the goats in sale order, checking out buyers, loading out goats, and any other tasks needed to make this a successful, well-run sale.
All checks for animals sold will be mailed to consignors as soon as all checks, for purchased goats, are cleared.
ANIMAL IDENTIFICATION AND CHECK IN
Every goat consigned must have ear tags and readable tattoos or microchips. Any consignor using microchips for animal's personal identification must provide their own reader to help identify/verify each animal's identity. Kids 90 days and younger as of sale date must have an ear tag number that corresponds to their application for registration and transfer. All animals must have a state or federal scrapie tag in their ear.
Upon unloading, consignors will present the following COMPLETED documents in separate manila envelopes for each animal with lot number and name listed on the outside:
1) A copy of the official interstate health certificate with permit number issued within 30 days of sale from the point of origin and consigning them to the BPI auction, Lakeview Park, 112 Park Ave, Frankfort, KY 40601, with the specific animal highlighted. 2) Original Registration 3) Copy of Registration 4) Signed transfer form 5) A completed and signed sire declaration and transfer form, if the doe has been exposed.
LOAD OUT No animal will be removed from the barn without a release form from the office. Release forms will be issued when all accounts have been settled. No animals will be loaded until the sale has ended.
BUYERS AND PAYMENTS
All buyers will be required to fill out a Buyer's Information form. All buyers will have their driver's license photo copied at check out. All registration papers on goats paid for with a personal check will be held until the check clears the bank. Buyer and consignor accounts must be settled in the office before any animal can be removed from the barn. Consignors that both sell and buy animals will have the amount of their purchases deducted from the amount of their sales. If there is a balance owed to the consignor, a check from BPI will be issued to the consignor. All guarantees of animals are between buyers and sellers. The Sale Committee holds NO responsibility on any guarantees given by a consignor. Payments may be made by one of 5 ways -- 1) Deduct from animals sold at sale, 2) Cash, 3) Money order, 4) Personal check, 5) Credit card. All credit card transactions will be charged an additional 3% processing fee.
GENERAL INFORMATION:
website, bluegrassperformanceinvitational.com, has been established with links to each consignors’ website.
No goats will be allowed in the barns/pens, except for consigned goats, donated sale goats, or goats used for demonstration/educational purposes
The Sale Organizers should be notified prior to the date of event of any delivery, exchange, or pick up of nonconsigned goats sold by prior arrangements.
BPI is not responsible for the health or pedigree information of the animals in the sale. All agreements or guarantees are between the buyer and the seller. All goats are sold as is and become the property of the buyer at the drop of the gavel.
Website: www.bluegrassperformanceinvitational.com
Email: bluegrassperformancesale@gmail.com
2019 BPI Sale Organizers:
Pat Larr and Betty Joubert, Hoosier Hills Kikos; pattylarr@gmail.com; 812/525-4261
Jim & Angie Loos, Red Ranch Goats; redranchgoats@gmail.com; 217/430-9891
PJ and Hilary Murphy, PJM Goats; pjmgoats@gmail.com; 908/612-8860
Wes and Bev Pinneo, B bar W Kikos; bbarw@hotmail.com; 785/204-2353
The 2019 Bluegrass Performance Invitational Kiko Sale will be limited to approximately 90 animals. Nominations for sale spaces will open March 1, 2019 and close April 8, 2019. Nominations will be accepted on a first come first served basis with priority given to top performing farms.
CONSIGNMENT INVITATIONS
All consignors must have participated in the 2018 Oklahoma or West Virginia Buck Tests. Guest consignors will be invited to consign as follows (excluding the 4 sale organizers who will be granted up to 6 sale spaces each) Refer to the “2019 BPI Farm Nomination Allotments” for a complete list:
1) Foundation consignors (Chey-View, JDR Ranch, and Mill Creek, only) may request up to 4 sale spaces and are automatically granted lots as long as request is received by April 8, 2019.
2) Top performers(adg&fec) from the 2018 Oklahoma Buck Test (Includes the following producers: Carter, Chapman, Crowley, Elmore, Gentz, Harrison, Higgins, Mulhall, Sanders, Schroeder, Severn, Stemme, Tapp, T. Yoder, Dennison)…and the top fifteen 2018 West Virginia Test (Includes Gamby, Losch, Mulhall, Murphy, Renick, Simpson, Whalen, Barnes, Murphy, Loos, Dennison, Larr) may request up to 4 sale spaces. 4) Any other participants in the 2018 Oklahoma or West Virginia Buck Tests may request up to 3 sale spaces. Consignors included in more than one category above will be eligible for spaces allowed in one category only. See the “2019 BPI Farm Nomination Allotment” document for individual farm allotments.
Please note that if more animals are nominated than sale spaces available, the organizers reserve the right to prioritize consignors with top buck test performers and use a lottery drawing and priority invitations to determine allotment of other spaces. Consignors will be notified by the BPI sale organizers no later than April 30, 2019 for final determination on their consignment nomination requests. If any spaces remain, consignors may be contacted to consign additional does at the Sale Organizers’ discretion.
ANIMAL CONSIGNMENT GUIDELINES
In order to best utilize available pen space, 2-3 does per farm per pen will be used as needed and appropriate. Please insure that animals nominated/consigned for the sale will meet the following guidelines: 1) All goats consigned must be bred by the consignor. All goats MUST be registered with the registry of choice. Individual farm consignments must be comprised of at least half that are purebred or NZ registered.
2) All goats consigned must be at least 150 days old on sale day, except for nursing kids.
3) All crossbred, purebred, and New Zealand animals must have DNA verification with their registrations. Sellers must allow sufficient time for the DNA verification to be completed. Paperwork should be sent to the appropriate registry by May 15. 4) Goats consigned must have a 1+1 clean teat structure.
5) Goats consigned must weigh a minimum of 50 pounds by the sale date, AND have a body condition score of at least 3 out of 5.
6) Two BUCK spaces are available for any performance tested 2017 or 2018 buck, bred by the consignor. If more than two are nominated, the Sale Organizers will determine the final buck allotment.
7) Each consigner with a minimum of 2 does in the sale is eligible to nominate 1 SEMEN lot for consignment. One lot will consist of one pair of straws.
8) Each consigner with a minimum of 2 does in the sale is eligible to nominate 1 EMBRYO lot for consignment. A lot will be two Embryos or one straw that contains more than one embryo.
9) All goats must arrive at the sale with interstate health certificates issued at the point of origin by a federally accredited veterinarian and consigning them to the BPI Sale, Frankfort, KY.
CONSIGNMENT FEES, CATALOG, and OTHER INFORMATION
A consignment nomination sheet (with payment for appropriate consignments fee enclosed) must be completed by each consignor and sent postmarked by April 8.
All sales transactions concerning goats consigned to the sale must go through the office.
A consignment fee of $80 will be charged on all animals consigned to and sold at the sale. A $5 stall fee will be charged on each animal consigned. Semen and embryo lots will be charged a consignment fee of $60 each. Consignment and stall fees must be submitted with nominations and will not be refunded for any reason after the consignment is accepted. Consignment checks will be returned if any consignor is not allotted sale spaces.
The transfer fee (s) on all goats sold will be deducted from the sale price of each animal sold at the sale and forwarded to the appropriate registry.
A committee will be in place to reject any animal that does not meet sale guidelines or is deemed unacceptable for the sale. This is a breeding stock sale. All entries must be of top quality. Remember, you are advertising your farm.
For inclusion in the sale catalog, a copy of the registration papers and any brief comments must be emailed to bluegrassperformancesale@gmail.com or sent to BPI c/o Hoosier Hills Kikos, 4698 Old Boles Lane, Nabb, IN 47147, postmarked by July 10. Otherwise, the goat will not be eligible for the sale.
A substitution for a consigned animal will be allowed if the original animal becomes ill, injured, or dies before sale date, provided the goat offered for substitution meets all requirements for consignment and is of equal or higher registry classification.
In order to keep costs down, all consignors will be expected to assist with facilitating the sale in some aspect. Please plan to arrive early on Friday and help with unloading goats, checking in goats, and as needed general set up tasks. On sale day, please assist in arranging the goats in sale order, checking out buyers, loading out goats, and any other tasks needed to make this a successful, well-run sale.
All checks for animals sold will be mailed to consignors as soon as all checks, for purchased goats, are cleared.
ANIMAL IDENTIFICATION AND CHECK IN
Every goat consigned must have ear tags and readable tattoos or microchips. Any consignor using microchips for animal's personal identification must provide their own reader to help identify/verify each animal's identity. Kids 90 days and younger as of sale date must have an ear tag number that corresponds to their application for registration and transfer. All animals must have a state or federal scrapie tag in their ear.
Upon unloading, consignors will present the following COMPLETED documents in separate manila envelopes for each animal with lot number and name listed on the outside:
1) A copy of the official interstate health certificate with permit number issued within 30 days of sale from the point of origin and consigning them to the BPI auction, Lakeview Park, 112 Park Ave, Frankfort, KY 40601, with the specific animal highlighted. 2) Original Registration 3) Copy of Registration 4) Signed transfer form 5) A completed and signed sire declaration and transfer form, if the doe has been exposed.
LOAD OUT No animal will be removed from the barn without a release form from the office. Release forms will be issued when all accounts have been settled. No animals will be loaded until the sale has ended.
BUYERS AND PAYMENTS
All buyers will be required to fill out a Buyer's Information form. All buyers will have their driver's license photo copied at check out. All registration papers on goats paid for with a personal check will be held until the check clears the bank. Buyer and consignor accounts must be settled in the office before any animal can be removed from the barn. Consignors that both sell and buy animals will have the amount of their purchases deducted from the amount of their sales. If there is a balance owed to the consignor, a check from BPI will be issued to the consignor. All guarantees of animals are between buyers and sellers. The Sale Committee holds NO responsibility on any guarantees given by a consignor. Payments may be made by one of 5 ways -- 1) Deduct from animals sold at sale, 2) Cash, 3) Money order, 4) Personal check, 5) Credit card. All credit card transactions will be charged an additional 3% processing fee.
GENERAL INFORMATION:
website, bluegrassperformanceinvitational.com, has been established with links to each consignors’ website.
No goats will be allowed in the barns/pens, except for consigned goats, donated sale goats, or goats used for demonstration/educational purposes
The Sale Organizers should be notified prior to the date of event of any delivery, exchange, or pick up of nonconsigned goats sold by prior arrangements.
BPI is not responsible for the health or pedigree information of the animals in the sale. All agreements or guarantees are between the buyer and the seller. All goats are sold as is and become the property of the buyer at the drop of the gavel.
Website: www.bluegrassperformanceinvitational.com
Email: bluegrassperformancesale@gmail.com
2019 BPI Sale Organizers:
Pat Larr and Betty Joubert, Hoosier Hills Kikos; pattylarr@gmail.com; 812/525-4261
Jim & Angie Loos, Red Ranch Goats; redranchgoats@gmail.com; 217/430-9891
PJ and Hilary Murphy, PJM Goats; pjmgoats@gmail.com; 908/612-8860
Wes and Bev Pinneo, B bar W Kikos; bbarw@hotmail.com; 785/204-2353
