🐴 Tennessee Walking Horse Mare Heads to Auction at American Made Livestock Market

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🐴 Tennessee Walking Horse Mare Heads to Auction at American Made Livestock Market

American Made Livestock Market in Dunlap is hosting a special livestock auction featuring quality animals and equipment, drawing buyers from across the region who rely on the market as a trusted platform for local trading.

📋 What’s on the Block

A 13-year-old sorrel Tennessee Walking Horse mare is among the livestock being offered for sale. According to the market’s listing, the mare is broke to ride and described as having “enough motor to go all day”-a trait valued by riders seeking a dependable, energetic horse. The animal is characterized as a “big, stout stand up mare,” indicating solid build and presence. 🐎

🗓️ When and How to Bid

The auction takes place on Saturday, with the sale beginning at noon. Outside wagons and equipment will be offered first, followed by horses. Both in-person and online bidding are available through the market’s online platform, making it possible for buyers across a wider area to participate without traveling to Dunlap. ✨

📞 Questions and Consignments

For questions about the mare or other livestock, interested parties can contact the market directly. The market also welcomes consignments for future auctions, with an optional $25 consignment fee available for those looking to sell their own animals. 🤝

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