Levelland August 2026 Horse Sale

Previously known as Clovis Horse Sales, the event began a new chapter under the Levelland name while carrying forward the same commitment to integrity, hard work, and the continued growth of the western industry. “New Name, Same Great Sale” represents this transition, preserving a trusted legacy while continuing to provide buyers and sellers with a platform to showcase exceptional horses, strong bloodlines, and quality programs.

The sale featured outstanding horses from respected programs, highlighting proven pedigrees, performance potential, and the dedication of breeders and consignors across the industry. From top-selling individuals to the influential bloodlines behind them, the sale reflected the continued strength and tradition that define Levelland Horse Sales.

Five That Rose Above: The Leading Horses of Levelland 

The highest-selling horses of the event showcased exceptional pedigrees, respected programs, and the dedication of their owners, breeders, and consignors. These individuals represented some of the standout horses offered during the sale.

SDP Chexman led the sale as the highest-selling horse, bringing $59,000.00. The 2018 AQHA Bay Gelding was consigned and owned by Wilson Cattle LLC and bred by SDP Buffalo Ranch. Sired by Pretty Peppy Chec, out of SDP Gold Snow, with RC Fancy Step as his damsire.

Shadows Blu Boon ranked second with a final sale price of $50,000.00. The 2019 AQHA Bay Gelding was consigned and owned by Charles and Rebecca Petersen and bred by Cowan Select Horses LLC. He is sired by Once In A Blu Boon, out of NQH Shadow Play, with Playgun as his damsire.

Selling for $46,500.00, VPSannman placed third among the highest-selling horses. The 2019 AQHA Red Roan Gelding was consigned by Steve Smith & Holton Hufstedler, owned by Steve Smith, and bred by Vester L and Steve Smith. He is sired by Sannman, out of Lil Scrapper Sis, with Lena Fajita as his damsire.

Dual Playin Guns secured the fourth-highest sale price at $40,500.00. The 2021 AQHA Sorrel Gelding was consigned by Shining R Horses LLC, owned by G Reano or K Eaves, and bred by Mike Spicer. He is sired by Go Four Your Guns, out of Luv Playin Dual, with Dual Attitude as his damsire.

Tied for fifth place at $40,000.00 were Peppy Cat Badger and Seven S Razmataz.

Peppy Cat Badger, a 2018 AQHA Bay Gelding, was consigned by John Hawks, owned by Johnny Ross Hawks, and bred by Ralph or Lindy Montes. He is sired by Mr Freckles 805, out of Dualin Travalena, with Travalena as his damsire.

Seven S Razmataz, a 2020 AQHA Sorrel Gelding, was consigned and owned by R&A Land and Cattle and bred by R T Stuart Ranch LLC. He is sired by Stevie Rey Von, out of Seven S Dixie Chic, with CJ Sugar Lena as his damsire.

The Complete Offering: Horses Sold at Levelland

These top-selling horses represent only a portion of the quality showcased during the event. The sale featured outstanding horses from respected programs and proven bloodlines throughout the western horse industry. Below is the list of horses sold, arranged by sold price, featuring each horse’s name, sire, dam, damsire, and final sale price.

The complete list of horses sold during the event reflects the depth and variety of programs, pedigrees, and backgrounds represented throughout the sale. The results included a strong presence of AQHA-registered horses, along with other registered and grade horses, with year of birth ranging from 2003 to 2025.

The horses included both experienced individuals with established backgrounds and younger prospects with future potential. They varied in coat colors, including bay, sorrel, red roan, gray, black, palomino, and other recognized colors, and included geldings, mares, and stallions, highlighting the range of horses presented throughout the sale.

Beyond the sale results, the pedigrees behind these horses further highlight the influence of established bloodlines throughout the event. The following section examines the dominating sires, dams, and damsires that contributed to the pedigrees represented among the horses sold.

Dominating Pedigrees: Sires, Dams, and Damsires

The pedigrees represented throughout the sale highlight the influence of established bloodlines behind the horses offered. Among the 232 horses sold, recorded pedigree information revealed the leading contributors from the sire, dam, and damsire lines. The following sections highlight the Top 5 contributors from each category based on total progeny sales.

Among the 232 horses sold, 167 unique sires were identified from the recorded pedigrees. The sire results were led by Stevie Rey Von, whose offspring achieved the highest combined progeny sales among the sire lines represented throughout the event.

Below are the Top 5 dominating sires based on total progeny sales:

Stevie Rey Von ranked as the leading sire influence, with seven offspring generating a combined $190,000.00 in sales. Other notable sire lines, including Sannman, TRR Lucky Brazos, Dont Stopp Believin, and Pretty Peppy Chec, also produced offspring with strong sale results, demonstrating the continued influence of respected sire lines throughout the event.

Looking at the maternal side, the pedigrees showed a high level of individuality, with 223 unique dams identified among the horses sold. This indicates that most horses came from distinct maternal lines, with only a few dams producing multiple offspring represented in the results.

Below are the Top 5 dominating dams based on total progeny sales:

SDP Gold Snow led the dam rankings with offspring achieving $59,000.00 in total sales, followed closely by Bet This Girls A Cat, whose two offspring generated $58,000.00. These results highlight the contribution of individual maternal lines behind several of the top-selling horses from the event.

Extending the maternal influence further, the damsire results revealed a broad range of maternal grandsire lines, with 192 unique damsires identified among the horses sold. While many appeared through individual horses, several established damsires produced multiple offspring with notable combined sales.

Below are the Top 5 dominating damsires based on total progeny sales:

Leading the damsire rankings was High Brow Cat, with five offspring generating a combined $128,000.00 in sales. Other influential maternal grandsires, including RC Fancy Step, Abrakadabracre, Dual Smart Rey, and Dual Pep, further demonstrated the lasting impact of established bloodlines among the horses sold.

Although these sires, dams, and damsires led their respective categories based on progeny sales, they represent only a part of the extensive pedigree foundation behind the horses sold. The variety of bloodlines throughout the event reflects the dedication of breeders and programs in developing horses that continue to carry forward the tradition and evolution of the western horse industry.

A New Name, A Lasting Legacy

The August 15 Levelland Horse Sale recorded a total of $2,837,200.00 in sales from 232 horses sold, with an average sale price of $12,229.31 per horse. The results reflected strong participation from buyers and sellers, with horses from different programs, backgrounds, and levels of experience contributing to a successful event.

Beyond the final numbers, the sale brought together breeders, owners, consignors, and buyers who share a dedication to the western lifestyle and the continued growth of the industry. From established programs to emerging contributors, the event provided a platform where quality horses, respected breeding programs, and passionate members of the western community came together.

With its new identity and the same commitment to integrity, hard work, and excellence, Levelland Horse Sales continues to build a lasting legacy while carrying forward the traditions that define the western way of life.