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Check out Fox In The Rocks and her trainer Bobbi OBrien-Hall! She will be competing in the Reno Snaffle Bit Wild Spayed Filly Futurity on Friday September 14 @ 7pm. She'll be available through Parnell Dickinson Consignments on September 15th beginning @ 1pm. See Fox’s story and trainer info @ http://protecttheharvest.com/wild-spayed-fi…/3929-fox-rocks/ Fox and Bobbi are featured in the Wild Spayed Filly Futurity Episode 2

4152 Sagebrush Annie Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Horse Sale. Protect the Harvest presents the Second Annual Wild Spayed Filly Futurity: These fillies are invited back to the 2019 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity to compete in their own reined cow horse division – with $25,000 to the winner. We have ten fillies that will be offered in the sale with one alternate. Like with our 2018 group, we will be following the fillies and telling their stories. All of the fillies have been spayed, and vaccinated with the Zoetis Vaccine Guarantee Program. Wild Spayed Filly Futurity Goal: The goal of the Wild Spayed Filly Futurity is to showcase the significance and abilities of these resilient, tough and beautiful horses. It will also demonstrate their trainability and hopefully encourage more people to consider a horse from our American rangelands. A second and very important goal of the program is to help find economical, safe solutions in controlling the numbers of horses on American rangelands which will allow people to appreciate them in a healthy, balanced environment in the wild. Benefits of spaying wild fillies: Protect The Harvest has been a steady advocate for the multiple use of Federal Lands. The extreme over population of the wild horses nationally has decimated wildlife, rangelands and water sources. Over a twenty year period, there have been many attempts to control herd populations by using the birth control drug, PZP. Unfortunately, this method has been proven ineffective, costly, and unsafe when administered. Even with application of the birth control drug, mares continue to cycle. They are bred monthly by multiple stallions and never settle. Herds have to be gathered and captured annually to administer the drugs, proving to be very costly and ineffective. The spaying procedure costs less than ONE dose of PZP and is only performed once in a mare's lifetime. After the spay procedure, mares can be returned to the wild. Once spayed, a mare can safely roam the landscape, possessing all her mare behaviors, as if she was in foal. Protect The Harvest thanks the Burns Oregon Wild Horse and Burro program for supporting our efforts and working with us to present this unique opportunity benefiting horses of the American West. Protect The Harvest also thanks Zoetis and Priefert for their support The fillies will be sold during the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Sale. They can be purchased during the sale in person or via online bidding. http\://snafflebitfuturitysales.com/ Like last year, they will also be available to view at the 2018 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity

4451 Cold Springs Cricket MEET THE 2019 WILD SPAYED FILLY FUTURITY FILLIES! DATE OF SALE: SEPTEMBER 15, 2018 at the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Horse Sale. Protect the Harvest presents the Second Annual Wild Spayed Filly Futurity: These fillies are invited back to the 2019 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity to compete in their own reined cow horse division – with $25,000 to the winner. We have ten fillies that will be offered in the sale with one alternate. Like with our 2018 group, we will be following the fillies and telling their stories. All of the fillies have been spayed, and vaccinated with the Zoetis Vaccine Guarantee Program. Wild Spayed Filly Futurity Goal: The goal of the Wild Spayed Filly Futurity is to showcase the significance and abilities of these resilient, tough and beautiful horses. It will also demonstrate their trainability and hopefully encourage more people to consider a horse from our American rangelands. A second and very important goal of the program is to help find economical, safe solutions in controlling the numbers of horses on American rangelands which will allow people to appreciate them in a healthy, balanced environment in the wild. Benefits of spaying wild fillies: Protect The Harvest has been a steady advocate for the multiple use of Federal Lands. The extreme over population of the wild horses nationally has decimated wildlife, rangelands and water sources. Over a twenty year period, there have been many attempts to control herd populations by using the birth control drug, PZP. Unfortunately, this method has been proven ineffective, costly, and unsafe when administered. Even with application of the birth control drug, mares continue to cycle. They are bred monthly by multiple stallions and never settle. Herds have to be gathered and captured annually to administer the drugs, proving to be very costly and ineffective. The spaying procedure costs less than ONE dose of PZP and is only performed once in a mare's lifetime. After the spay procedure, mares can be returned to the wild. Once spayed, a mare can safely roam the landscape, possessing all her mare behaviors, as if she was in foal. Protect The Harvest thanks the Burns Oregon Wild Horse and Burro program for supporting our efforts and working with us to present this unique opportunity benefiting horses of the American West. Protect The Harvest also thanks Zoetis and Priefert for their support The fillies will be sold during the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Sale. They can be purchased during the sale in person or via online bidding.http\://snafflebitfuturitysales.com/ Like last year, they will also be available to view at the 2018 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity. WATCH WILD SPAYED FILLY FUTURITY EPISODE 1

4444 Cold Springs Tilly MEET THE 2019 WILD SPAYED FILLY FUTURITY FILLIES! DATE OF SALE: SEPTEMBER 15, 2018 at the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Horse Sale. Protect the Harvest presents the Second Annual Wild Spayed Filly Futurity: These fillies are invited back to the 2019 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity to compete in their own reined cow horse division – with $25,000 to the winner. We have ten fillies that will be offered in the sale with one alternate. Like with our 2018 group, we will be following the fillies and telling their stories. All of the fillies have been spayed, and vaccinated with the Zoetis Vaccine Guarantee Program. Wild Spayed Filly Futurity Goal: The goal of the Wild Spayed Filly Futurity is to showcase the significance and abilities of these resilient, tough and beautiful horses. It will also demonstrate their trainability and hopefully encourage more people to consider a horse from our American rangelands. A second and very important goal of the program is to help find economical, safe solutions in controlling the numbers of horses on American rangelands which will allow people to appreciate them in a healthy, balanced environment in the wild. Benefits of spaying wild fillies: Protect The Harvest has been a steady advocate for the multiple use of Federal Lands. The extreme over population of the wild horses nationally has decimated wildlife, rangelands and water sources. Over a twenty year period, there have been many attempts to control herd populations by using the birth control drug, PZP. Unfortunately, this method has been proven ineffective, costly, and unsafe when administered. Even with application of the birth control drug, mares continue to cycle. They are bred monthly by multiple stallions and never settle. Herds have to be gathered and captured annually to administer the drugs, proving to be very costly and ineffective. The spaying procedure costs less than ONE dose of PZP and is only performed once in a mare's lifetime. After the spay procedure, mares can be returned to the wild. Once spayed, a mare can safely roam the landscape, possessing all her mare behaviors, as if she was in foal. Protect The Harvest thanks the Burns Oregon Wild Horse and Burro program for supporting our efforts and working with us to present this unique opportunity benefiting horses of the American West. Protect The Harvest also thanks Zoetis and Priefert for their support The fillies will be sold during the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Sale. They can be purchased during the sale in person or via online bidding.http\://snafflebitfuturitysales.com/ Like last year, they will also be available to view at the 2018 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity. WATCH WILD SPAYED FILLY FUTURITY EPISODE 1

4222 South Steens Maggie Magpie MEET THE 2019 WILD SPAYED FILLY FUTURITY FILLIES! DATE OF SALE: SEPTEMBER 15, 2018 at the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Horse Sale. Protect the Harvest presents the Second Annual Wild Spayed Filly Futurity: These fillies are invited back to the 2019 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity to compete in their own reined cow horse division – with $25,000 to the winner. We have ten fillies that will be offered in the sale with one alternate. Like with our 2018 group, we will be following the fillies and telling their stories. All of the fillies have been spayed, and vaccinated with the Zoetis Vaccine Guarantee Program. Wild Spayed Filly Futurity Goal: The goal of the Wild Spayed Filly Futurity is to showcase the significance and abilities of these resilient, tough and beautiful horses. It will also demonstrate their trainability and hopefully encourage more people to consider a horse from our American rangelands. A second and very important goal of the program is to help find economical, safe solutions in controlling the numbers of horses on American rangelands which will allow people to appreciate them in a healthy, balanced environment in the wild. Benefits of spaying wild fillies: Protect The Harvest has been a steady advocate for the multiple use of Federal Lands. The extreme over population of the wild horses nationally has decimated wildlife, rangelands and water sources. Over a twenty year period, there have been many attempts to control herd populations by using the birth control drug, PZP. Unfortunately, this method has been proven ineffective, costly, and unsafe when administered. Even with application of the birth control drug, mares continue to cycle. They are bred monthly by multiple stallions and never settle. Herds have to be gathered and captured annually to administer the drugs, proving to be very costly and ineffective. The spaying procedure costs less than ONE dose of PZP and is only performed once in a mare's lifetime. After the spay procedure, mares can be returned to the wild. Once spayed, a mare can safely roam the landscape, possessing all her mare behaviors, as if she was in foal. Protect The Harvest thanks the Burns Oregon Wild Horse and Burro program for supporting our efforts and working with us to present this unique opportunity benefiting horses of the American West. Protect The Harvest also thanks Zoetis and Priefert for their support The fillies will be sold during the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Sale. They can be purchased during the sale in person or via online bidding.http\://snafflebitfuturitysales.com/ Like last year, they will also be available to view at the 2018 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity. WATCH WILD SPAYED FILLY FUTURITY EPISODE 1

4189 Murderer's Creek Swift Sally MEET THE 2019 WILD SPAYED FILLY FUTURITY FILLIES! DATE OF SALE: SEPTEMBER 15, 2018 at the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Horse Sale. Protect the Harvest presents the Second Annual Wild Spayed Filly Futurity: These fillies are invited back to the 2019 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity to compete in their own reined cow horse division – with $25,000 to the winner. We have ten fillies that will be offered in the sale with one alternate. Like with our 2018 group, we will be following the fillies and telling their stories. All of the fillies have been spayed, and vaccinated with the Zoetis Vaccine Guarantee Program. Wild Spayed Filly Futurity Goal: The goal of the Wild Spayed Filly Futurity is to showcase the significance and abilities of these resilient, tough and beautiful horses. It will also demonstrate their trainability and hopefully encourage more people to consider a horse from our American rangelands. A second and very important goal of the program is to help find economical, safe solutions in controlling the numbers of horses on American rangelands which will allow people to appreciate them in a healthy, balanced environment in the wild. Benefits of spaying wild fillies: Protect The Harvest has been a steady advocate for the multiple use of Federal Lands. The extreme over population of the wild horses nationally has decimated wildlife, rangelands and water sources. Over a twenty year period, there have been many attempts to control herd populations by using the birth control drug, PZP. Unfortunately, this method has been proven ineffective, costly, and unsafe when administered. Even with application of the birth control drug, mares continue to cycle. They are bred monthly by multiple stallions and never settle. Herds have to be gathered and captured annually to administer the drugs, proving to be very costly and ineffective. The spaying procedure costs less than ONE dose of PZP and is only performed once in a mare's lifetime. After the spay procedure, mares can be returned to the wild. Once spayed, a mare can safely roam the landscape, possessing all her mare behaviors, as if she was in foal. Protect The Harvest thanks the Burns Oregon Wild Horse and Burro program for supporting our efforts and working with us to present this unique opportunity benefiting horses of the American West. Protect The Harvest also thanks Zoetis and Priefert for their support The fillies will be sold during the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Sale. They can be purchased during the sale in person or via online bidding.http\://snafflebitfuturitysales.com/ Like last year, they will also be available to view at the 2018 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity. WATCH WILD SPAYED FILLY FUTURITY EPISODE 1

4062 Dandy Darla MEET THE 2019 WILD SPAYED FILLY FUTURITY FILLIES! DATE OF SALE: SEPTEMBER 15, 2018 at the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Horse Sale. Protect the Harvest presents the Second Annual Wild Spayed Filly Futurity: These fillies are invited back to the 2019 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity to compete in their own reined cow horse division – with $25,000 to the winner. We have ten fillies that will be offered in the sale with one alternate. Like with our 2018 group, we will be following the fillies and telling their stories. All of the fillies have been spayed, and vaccinated with the Zoetis Vaccine Guarantee Program. Wild Spayed Filly Futurity Goal: The goal of the Wild Spayed Filly Futurity is to showcase the significance and abilities of these resilient, tough and beautiful horses. It will also demonstrate their trainability and hopefully encourage more people to consider a horse from our American rangelands. A second and very important goal of the program is to help find economical, safe solutions in controlling the numbers of horses on American rangelands which will allow people to appreciate them in a healthy, balanced environment in the wild. Benefits of spaying wild fillies: Protect The Harvest has been a steady advocate for the multiple use of Federal Lands. The extreme over population of the wild horses nationally has decimated wildlife, rangelands and water sources. Over a twenty year period, there have been many attempts to control herd populations by using the birth control drug, PZP. Unfortunately, this method has been proven ineffective, costly, and unsafe when administered. Even with application of the birth control drug, mares continue to cycle. They are bred monthly by multiple stallions and never settle. Herds have to be gathered and captured annually to administer the drugs, proving to be very costly and ineffective. The spaying procedure costs less than ONE dose of PZP and is only performed once in a mare's lifetime. After the spay procedure, mares can be returned to the wild. Once spayed, a mare can safely roam the landscape, possessing all her mare behaviors, as if she was in foal. Protect The Harvest thanks the Burns Oregon Wild Horse and Burro program for supporting our efforts and working with us to present this unique opportunity benefiting horses of the American West. Protect The Harvest also thanks Zoetis and Priefert for their support The fillies will be sold during the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Sale. They can be purchased during the sale in person or via online bidding.http\://snafflebitfuturitysales.com/ Like last year, they will also be available to view at the 2018 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity. WATCH WILD SPAYED FILLY FUTURITY EPISODE 1

4040 Nutmeg Nellie MEET THE 2019 WILD SPAYED FILLY FUTURITY FILLIES! DATE OF SALE: SEPTEMBER 15, 2018 at the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Horse Sale. Protect the Harvest presents the Second Annual Wild Spayed Filly Futurity: These fillies are invited back to the 2019 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity to compete in their own reined cow horse division – with $25,000 to the winner. We have ten fillies that will be offered in the sale with one alternate. Like with our 2018 group, we will be following the fillies and telling their stories. All of the fillies have been spayed, and vaccinated with the Zoetis Vaccine Guarantee Program. Wild Spayed Filly Futurity Goal: The goal of the Wild Spayed Filly Futurity is to showcase the significance and abilities of these resilient, tough and beautiful horses. It will also demonstrate their trainability and hopefully encourage more people to consider a horse from our American rangelands. A second and very important goal of the program is to help find economical, safe solutions in controlling the numbers of horses on American rangelands which will allow people to appreciate them in a healthy, balanced environment in the wild. Benefits of spaying wild fillies: Protect The Harvest has been a steady advocate for the multiple use of Federal Lands. The extreme over population of the wild horses nationally has decimated wildlife, rangelands and water sources. Over a twenty year period, there have been many attempts to control herd populations by using the birth control drug, PZP. Unfortunately, this method has been proven ineffective, costly, and unsafe when administered. Even with application of the birth control drug, mares continue to cycle. They are bred monthly by multiple stallions and never settle. Herds have to be gathered and captured annually to administer the drugs, proving to be very costly and ineffective. The spaying procedure costs less than ONE dose of PZP and is only performed once in a mare's lifetime. After the spay procedure, mares can be returned to the wild. Once spayed, a mare can safely roam the landscape, possessing all her mare behaviors, as if she was in foal. Protect The Harvest thanks the Burns Oregon Wild Horse and Burro program for supporting our efforts and working with us to present this unique opportunity benefiting horses of the American West. Protect The Harvest also thanks Zoetis and Priefert for their support The fillies will be sold during the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Sale. They can be purchased during the sale in person or via online bidding.http\://snafflebitfuturitysales.com/ Like last year, they will also be available to view at the 2018 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity. WATCH WILD SPAYED FILLY FUTURITY EPISODE 1

4036 Sweet Scarlet MEET THE 2019 WILD SPAYED FILLY FUTURITY FILLIES! DATE OF SALE: SEPTEMBER 15, 2018 at the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Horse Sale. Protect the Harvest presents the Second Annual Wild Spayed Filly Futurity: These fillies are invited back to the 2019 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity to compete in their own reined cow horse division – with $25,000 to the winner. We have ten fillies that will be offered in the sale with one alternate. Like with our 2018 group, we will be following the fillies and telling their stories. All of the fillies have been spayed, and vaccinated with the Zoetis Vaccine Guarantee Program. Wild Spayed Filly Futurity Goal: The goal of the Wild Spayed Filly Futurity is to showcase the significance and abilities of these resilient, tough and beautiful horses. It will also demonstrate their trainability and hopefully encourage more people to consider a horse from our American rangelands. A second and very important goal of the program is to help find economical, safe solutions in controlling the numbers of horses on American rangelands which will allow people to appreciate them in a healthy, balanced environment in the wild. Benefits of spaying wild fillies: Protect The Harvest has been a steady advocate for the multiple use of Federal Lands. The extreme over population of the wild horses nationally has decimated wildlife, rangelands and water sources. Over a twenty year period, there have been many attempts to control herd populations by using the birth control drug, PZP. Unfortunately, this method has been proven ineffective, costly, and unsafe when administered. Even with application of the birth control drug, mares continue to cycle. They are bred monthly by multiple stallions and never settle. Herds have to be gathered and captured annually to administer the drugs, proving to be very costly and ineffective. The spaying procedure costs less than ONE dose of PZP and is only performed once in a mare's lifetime. After the spay procedure, mares can be returned to the wild. Once spayed, a mare can safely roam the landscape, possessing all her mare behaviors, as if she was in foal. Protect The Harvest thanks the Burns Oregon Wild Horse and Burro program for supporting our efforts and working with us to present this unique opportunity benefiting horses of the American West. Protect The Harvest also thanks Zoetis and Priefert for their support The fillies will be sold during the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Sale. They can be purchased during the sale in person or via online bidding.http\://snafflebitfuturitysales.com/ Like last year, they will also be available to view at the 2018 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity. WATCH WILD SPAYED FILLY FUTURITY EPISODE 1

4020 South Steens Honeybee MEET THE 2019 WILD SPAYED FILLY FUTURITY FILLIES! DATE OF SALE: SEPTEMBER 15, 2018 at the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Horse Sale. Protect the Harvest presents the Second Annual Wild Spayed Filly Futurity: These fillies are invited back to the 2019 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity to compete in their own reined cow horse division – with $25,000 to the winner. We have ten fillies that will be offered in the sale with one alternate. Like with our 2018 group, we will be following the fillies and telling their stories. All of the fillies have been spayed, and vaccinated with the Zoetis Vaccine Guarantee Program. Wild Spayed Filly Futurity Goal: The goal of the Wild Spayed Filly Futurity is to showcase the significance and abilities of these resilient, tough and beautiful horses. It will also demonstrate their trainability and hopefully encourage more people to consider a horse from our American rangelands. A second and very important goal of the program is to help find economical, safe solutions in controlling the numbers of horses on American rangelands which will allow people to appreciate them in a healthy, balanced environment in the wild. Benefits of spaying wild fillies: Protect The Harvest has been a steady advocate for the multiple use of Federal Lands. The extreme over population of the wild horses nationally has decimated wildlife, rangelands and water sources. Over a twenty year period, there have been many attempts to control herd populations by using the birth control drug, PZP. Unfortunately, this method has been proven ineffective, costly, and unsafe when administered. Even with application of the birth control drug, mares continue to cycle. They are bred monthly by multiple stallions and never settle. Herds have to be gathered and captured annually to administer the drugs, proving to be very costly and ineffective. The spaying procedure costs less than ONE dose of PZP and is only performed once in a mare's lifetime. After the spay procedure, mares can be returned to the wild. Once spayed, a mare can safely roam the landscape, possessing all her mare behaviors, as if she was in foal. Protect The Harvest thanks the Burns Oregon Wild Horse and Burro program for supporting our efforts and working with us to present this unique opportunity benefiting horses of the American West. Protect The Harvest also thanks Zoetis and Priefert for their support The fillies will be sold during the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Sale. They can be purchased during the sale in person or via online bidding.http\://snafflebitfuturitysales.com/ Like last year, they will also be available to view at the 2018 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity. WATCH WILD SPAYED FILLY FUTURITY EPISODE 1

3901 Three Fingers Peppermint Patty MEET THE 2019 WILD SPAYED FILLY FUTURITY FILLIES! DATE OF SALE: SEPTEMBER 15, 2018 at the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Horse Sale. Protect the Harvest presents the Second Annual Wild Spayed Filly Futurity: These fillies are invited back to the 2019 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity to compete in their own reined cow horse division – with $25,000 to the winner. We have ten fillies that will be offered in the sale with one alternate. Like with our 2018 group, we will be following the fillies and telling their stories. All of the fillies have been spayed, and vaccinated with the Zoetis Vaccine Guarantee Program. Wild Spayed Filly Futurity Goal: The goal of the Wild Spayed Filly Futurity is to showcase the significance and abilities of these resilient, tough and beautiful horses. It will also demonstrate their trainability and hopefully encourage more people to consider a horse from our American rangelands. A second and very important goal of the program is to help find economical, safe solutions in controlling the numbers of horses on American rangelands which will allow people to appreciate them in a healthy, balanced environment in the wild. Benefits of spaying wild fillies: Protect The Harvest has been a steady advocate for the multiple use of Federal Lands. The extreme over population of the wild horses nationally has decimated wildlife, rangelands and water sources. Over a twenty year period, there have been many attempts to control herd populations by using the birth control drug, PZP. Unfortunately, this method has been proven ineffective, costly, and unsafe when administered. Even with application of the birth control drug, mares continue to cycle. They are bred monthly by multiple stallions and never settle. Herds have to be gathered and captured annually to administer the drugs, proving to be very costly and ineffective. The spaying procedure costs less than ONE dose of PZP and is only performed once in a mare's lifetime. After the spay procedure, mares can be returned to the wild. Once spayed, a mare can safely roam the landscape, possessing all her mare behaviors, as if she was in foal. Protect The Harvest thanks the Burns Oregon Wild Horse and Burro program for supporting our efforts and working with us to present this unique opportunity benefiting horses of the American West. Protect The Harvest also thanks Zoetis and Priefert for their support The fillies will be sold during the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Sale. They can be purchased during the sale in person or via online bidding.http\://snafflebitfuturitysales.com/ Like last year, they will also be available to view at the 2018 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity. WATCH WILD SPAYED FILLY FUTURITY EPISODE 1

3940 Three Fingers Susie Strawberry MEET THE 2019 WILD SPAYED FILLY FUTURITY FILLIES! DATE OF SALE: SEPTEMBER 15, 2018 at the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Horse Sale. Protect the Harvest presents the Second Annual Wild Spayed Filly Futurity: These fillies are invited back to the 2019 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity to compete in their own reined cow horse division – with $25,000 to the winner. We have ten fillies that will be offered in the sale with one alternate. Like with our 2018 group, we will be following the fillies and telling their stories. All of the fillies have been spayed, and vaccinated with the Zoetis Vaccine Guarantee Program. Wild Spayed Filly Futurity Goal: The goal of the Wild Spayed Filly Futurity is to showcase the significance and abilities of these resilient, tough and beautiful horses. It will also demonstrate their trainability and hopefully encourage more people to consider a horse from our American rangelands. A second and very important goal of the program is to help find economical, safe solutions in controlling the numbers of horses on American rangelands which will allow people to appreciate them in a healthy, balanced environment in the wild. Benefits of spaying wild fillies: Protect The Harvest has been a steady advocate for the multiple use of Federal Lands. The extreme over population of the wild horses nationally has decimated wildlife, rangelands and water sources. Over a twenty year period, there have been many attempts to control herd populations by using the birth control drug, PZP. Unfortunately, this method has been proven ineffective, costly, and unsafe when administered. Even with application of the birth control drug, mares continue to cycle. They are bred monthly by multiple stallions and never settle. Herds have to be gathered and captured annually to administer the drugs, proving to be very costly and ineffective. The spaying procedure costs less than ONE dose of PZP and is only performed once in a mare's lifetime. After the spay procedure, mares can be returned to the wild. Once spayed, a mare can safely roam the landscape, possessing all her mare behaviors, as if she was in foal. Protect The Harvest thanks the Burns Oregon Wild Horse and Burro program for supporting our efforts and working with us to present this unique opportunity benefiting horses of the American West. Protect The Harvest also thanks Zoetis and Priefert for their support The fillies will be sold during the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Sale. They can be purchased during the sale in person or via online bidding.http\://snafflebitfuturitysales.com/ Like last year, they will also be available to view at the 2018 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity. WATCH WILD SPAYED FILLY FUTURITY EPISODE 1

DATE OF SALE: SEPTEMBER 15, 2018 at the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Horse Sale. Protect the Harvest presents the Second Annual Wild Spayed Filly Futurity: These fillies are invited back to the 2019 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity to compete in their own reined cow horse division – with $25,000 to the winner. We have ten fillies that will be offered in the sale with one alternate. Like with our 2018 group, we will be following the fillies and telling their stories. All of the fillies have been spayed, and vaccinated with the Zoetis Vaccine Guarantee Program. Wild Spayed Filly Futurity Goal: The goal of the Wild Spayed Filly Futurity is to showcase the significance and abilities of these resilient, tough and beautiful horses. It will also demonstrate their trainability and hopefully encourage more people to consider a horse from our American rangelands. A second and very important goal of the program is to help find economical, safe solutions in controlling the numbers of horses on American rangelands which will allow people to appreciate them in a healthy, balanced environment in the wild. Benefits of spaying wild fillies: Protect The Harvest has been a steady advocate for the multiple use of Federal Lands. The extreme over population of the wild horses nationally has decimated wildlife, rangelands and water sources. Over a twenty year period, there have been many attempts to control herd populations by using the birth control drug, PZP. Unfortunately, this method has been proven ineffective, costly, and unsafe when administered. Even with application of the birth control drug, mares continue to cycle. They are bred monthly by multiple stallions and never settle. Herds have to be gathered and captured annually to administer the drugs, proving to be very costly and ineffective. The spaying procedure costs less than ONE dose of PZP and is only performed once in a mare's lifetime. After the spay procedure, mares can be returned to the wild. Once spayed, a mare can safely roam the landscape, possessing all her mare behaviors, as if she was in foal. Protect The Harvest thanks the Burns Oregon Wild Horse and Burro program for supporting our efforts and working with us to present this unique opportunity benefiting horses of the American West. Protect The Harvest also thanks Zoetis and Priefert for their support The fillies will be sold during the Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Sale. They can be purchased during the sale in person or via online bidding.http\://snafflebitfuturitysales.com/ Like last year, they will also be available to view at the 2018 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity. WATCH WILD SPAYED FILLY FUTURITY EPISODE 1

Meet Three Fingers Theresa and her trainer, Wyatt Fisher as they prepare to compete in the 2018 Wild Spayed Filly Futurity in Reno, Nevada, September 14th. More information about Wyatt: http://protecttheharvest.com/wild-spayed-filly-futurity/3873-three-fingers-theresa/ Information about the Wild Spayed Filly Futurity: http://protecttheharvest.com/wild-spayed-filly-futurity/ Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Website: https://www.renosnafflebitfuturity.com/

Taylor and South Steen's Painted Pawnee (Abilena) are building a partnership in just the first few days! This video was taken Sept. 19th, 2017.

Three Fingers Theresa just getting home with Wyatt Fisher and family in this video from Sept. 23rd, 2017.

Taylor Gordon of Diamond T Horsemanship is training South Steen's Painted Pawnee (Abilena for short) for the 2018 Wild Spayed Filly Futurity! This video was taken on September 20, 2017 when they first started their journey together!

Wild Spayed Filly Futurity trailer Episode 1

THE WILD SPAYED FILLY FUTURITY EPISODE 1 FEATURES 6 OF THE 12 WILD SPAYED FILLIES: Three Fingers Blonde – Bias Barn, Roger Bias and Rebecca Sternadel South Steens in Stilettos – Justin Wright Performance Horses, Jared Jones, Russell Probert, Daniel Sanchez and Justin Wright Beatty’s Butte Betty B – Ferris Performance Horses, Kirk Ferris Keli’s Gotta Gun – Jones Performance Horses, Justin Jones South Steens Sweet Raven – Jones Performance Horses, Jill Pierre Three Fingers Theresa – Wyatt Fisher WILD SPAYED FILLY FUTURITY INFO: Protect The Harvest arranged for the purchase and spay of 12 Fillies from the Burns, Oregon Wild Horse and Burro Management facility These fillies were sold at the 2017 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity and will compete in their own reined cow horse division in the 2018 Wild Spayed Filly Futurity, Friday, September 14th in Reno, Nevada during the 2018 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity. The winner receives $25,000 sponsored by Lucas Oil Products. The goal of this program is to help find economical, safe solutions in controlling the numbers of horses on American rangelands which will allow people to appreciate them in a healthy, balanced environment in the wild. The reined cow horse competition will showcase their trainability and will hopefully encourage more people to consider a horse from our American rangelands. Additional Information – Meet The Fillies – Trainer Bios Wild Spayed Filly Futurity Info: http://protecttheharvest.com/wild-spayed-filly-futurity/ COMING UP NEXT EPISODE #2 FEATURING: Three Fingers Holly – Lance Johnston South Steens Sly Charlotte – Don Clark South Steens Gypsy – Miriam Altman South Steens Roany Wrinkles – Whitney Campbell South Steens Painted Pawnee – Taylor Gordon Three Fingers Fox In The Rocks – Bobbi O’Brien-Hall RENO SNAFFLE BIT FUTURITY INFO: Hope to see you at the 2018 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity! September 10-16, 2018 in Reno, Nevada Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Website- https://www.renosnafflebitfuturity.com/ RENO SNAFFLE BIT FUTURITY DIRECT LINKS: 2018 TENTATIVE SCHEDULE https://www.renosnafflebitfuturity.com/schedule/ 2018 Entry Forms -https://www.renosnafflebitfuturity.com/entry-forms/ Hotels and RV Camping- https://www.renosnafflebitfuturity.com/hotels Sponsorships and Vendor Info- https://www.renosnafflebitfuturity.com/sponsors/ 2017 Reno Snaffle Bit Futurity Results and Payouts-https://www.renosnafflebitfuturity.com/results/ 0 COMMENTS

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