Bid And Mare Information


BIDS: Please note that all breeding fees must be paid in full by the successful bidder. Failure to do so will result in legal action by Bar B Lazy C Ranch LLC for breach of contract and forfeiture of future bidding privileges at Gallop Auctions. Payments must be made to the Gallop Stallion Services Auction, and we accept Discover Cards, Mastercards, and Visa only - not American Express. You can make online bids before January 25 through the Gallop website. On the day of the auction, Sunday, January 25, 2026, we will live stream the event on the internet at WWW.GALLOPAUCTION.COM. You can bid live from your computer or phone by dialing the toll-free 1-866 number that will appear on your screen starting at 11:00 AM PST, or by pre-registering on our website and bidding online or via cell phone. The auction will begin at noon Pacific Standard Time.

MARES:When choosing a stallion for breeding, it's essential to check the breed of the mare, which is specified in the stallion write-up and Gallop stallion contract. If on-farm breeding, a licensed veterinarian must check the mares to ensure they're healthy and have a clean health certificate. Notably, costs for mare boarding or transporting semen aren't included in the package. The mare care prices and requirements will be set by the stallion owner/stallion station in their mare care contracts. If the stallion dies or becomes sterile during the breeding season of the signed contract and has yet to service the mare, the Gallop Stallion Services Auction will refund the service buyer. This refund will be a credit towards purchasing another stallion breeding in the next GALLOP STALLION SERVICES AUCTION, or if the remaining credit balance is, it will be issued the following year.

DISCLAIMER: Neither the stallion owner nor the Bar B Lazy C Ranch LLC will be held responsible for any accidents, sickness, or death of the mare or foal. Similarly, the mare owner and Bar B Lazy C Ranch LLC will not be held liable for any accidents, illnesses, or death of the stallion. The responsibility of mare care or the transported semen contract between the stallion owner and service buyer lies solely with the individual stallion owner and the buyer of service.

If the stallion owner has not shared any genetic testing information, we recommend contacting the owner or breeding facility to obtain the necessary updated details. We post any verification of Panel testing received, although it is not mandatory for stallion owners.

Updated announcements on the day of the Gallop Event take precedence over printed material.

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