2014 Auction Donations as of 3/7/14

HEAD TABLE – Dinner for 8 very lucky people! This includes a wait person of your own to serve only

you, a special menu for your table only, etched keepsake wine glasses and seating in front of all the

jealous commoners. Get together with 7 of your best friends and put your money together. Value: $800.

Alpine Lakes Trail Riders – choose your own Bruce Montgomery custom made gun stock $600 value

Buckhorn Range – 2 night stay for 2 at the

Blossom Valley Farm Hobbit Hut with stabling

for 2 horses plus biplane tour of Port Townsend

area. Must use by September 30, 2015

http://www.blossomvalleyfarm.com/

Value: $700

Capitol Riders - Outfitters Supply Number 24

saw. The blade length is 22 1/2 inches. The saw

is more properly known as an arborist's pruning

saw and is top of the line. It will last a lifetime

and then some. Comes with a BCHW embossed

scabbard .

Ferry County - 2 tickets for Ferry County

Chapter Steak Ride, July 26, 2014, value $50.00.

Rustic entry table with matching hat rack

handcrafted by local artist, $500 value

Grays Harbor - cash

Inland Empire - Art piece created by Jerry Schilling

Lewis County - Bear-proof Pack Panniers, $400 value

Methow Valley – Stihl MS 181C with a 16 in. b&c, $250 value, plus cash

Mount Adams – Customized leather saddlebags

Mt. St. Helens - hand tooled Saddle Pockets custom made by Brent Skill of Big Hat Saddlery.

Nisqually – a portable propane water heater

Okanogan Valley - custom built fire box.

Olympic - 2 tickets to the Dream Ride ($240 value), Custom Carved Cedar bear plus cash

http://www.olympicbchwa.org/WDR.htm

Pierce County - cash

Purple Sage Riders – Donations will be from individual members this year, sizable financial donation was

made to the state

Rattlesnake Ridge Riders – Two pieces of metal art wall hangings:

Welcome sign - Small Wheel design with

WELCOME over a hunter & his mule pack string

packing out his kill. 25-1/2” Diameter. Retail

Price: $150.00

3D Metal Saw Art – Two man cross cut saw

replica with a hunter, his pack mule and

mountains. 4’ Length. Retail Price: $240.00

Traildusters – A Chris Tornow Saddlery

matching headstall and breast collar

Wenas Valley – Duracart, folding manure cart &

ergonomic manure fork $ 80.00 value

combined.

Brand new short shank copper roller bit. $100

value. Also, a Western salt and pepper shaker

set.

Wenatchee Valley – 5 – 25 lb cases of Purina®

Hydration Hay™ ORIGINAL Horse Hay Block

Whatcom – TrailMax 19” Fanno saw &

scabbard, $103.95, TrailMax Junior Saddlebags

- $97.95, TrailMax Mule Halter - $46.95, Feed

Rite nosebag - $16.95, Top load hay bag -

$34.95,

11 x 15 picture “Souls” - $59.95

Wine Country Riders Chapter - A 14 inch feed

bucket filled with an assortment of wine and

wine glasses

Yakima Chapter - Oak Barrel Patio Heater

propane fired. Propane tank is included. The

barrel has a side door to hide the tank. $175.00

value

Andre-Romberg Insurance Agency, Inc –

Metal art image of a horse from Iron Mountain

Studios. The piece is entitled “Blaze”. The

dimensions of the piece are 16.875” wide by

20.5” tall & it weighs 5.5lb. Retail value is

168.75 www.ironmountainstudios.com

Independent Members Group – Complete Highline System - $200 value. 1 ton of 3-tie Kittitas county

export quality timothy 2nd cutting. Value $250-300, pickup available Sept 2014. Donated by Rinehart

Family Farm in Ellensburg.

Cascade Mountain Grilling - Dutch Oven dinner for ten. Includes any menu off our website with cobbler

included. Can be served anywhere in Kittitas County. Date must be available, BYOB.

http://www.cascademountaingrilling.com/ Up to a $250 value

Cave B Estate Winery and Resort –

"Caveman Red All Inclusive” package from

Cave B Estate Winery and Resort in Quincy.

This package includes a one night stay, wine

tasting for two, bottle of the Caveman Red

wine, our five course wine paired dinner, and

breakfast, for two. Horse accommodations

available. $450 value.

www.cavebinn.com

Joy Erickson – Nine western/cowboy style XL shirts she handmade for her late husband, our own Bob

Brooke. She made one for each new year of BCHW activities. In wonderful condition. Value: priceless

Gary Collins – a cross cut saw from his collection. For working on trails, not for art! $150 value

Ken Carmichael - An 18 x 21 barnwood framed mirror with metal silhouette of two howling wolves and

shelf and two antler hangers at the bottom. $150 value

Madsen Family Cellars in Olympia - Private tasting for 10 people.

http://www.madsenfamilycellars.com/ $150 value $ $

Jo Ann Yost - 1987 Omak Stampede Western Art Show poster. Approx. $30 value

Pete & Nancy Erben – Vintage US Forest Service poster in a custom made frame - $??? value

Ocean Acres Horse Hotel, Bed & Breakfast, and private Horse Camping resort in Grayland –

One night room and country breakfast at the B&B with the purchase of one more night. Value: up to

$200 with all taxes.

Ocean Acres Horse Hotel, Bed & Breakfast, and private Horse Camping resort in Grayland –

Two nights camping with power and one horse. Value: $85.00 with all taxes.

www.horsebeachcamp.com/

Dave & Janis Jackson - A two piece set of

cowboy/Western decoupage' western art

Lori Lennox – Ladies Comfort Basket: bottle of wine, 2 BCHW wine glasses, chocolates, western throw &

classic horse story chick flicks in a decorative basket - $100 value

Heather & Daren Moorman - a case of red wine

from the Tagaris Winery, a 2007 Counoise:

"Red current, rose petal, and white pepper on

the nose. Plum, pluot, black cherry and maple

dominate the palate" $30/bottle, $360 total

value

Kathy Young - Five wooden totes for grooming equipment, gardening tools, display, etc. And an18”

mirrored display with drawer.

Harbor Saw & Supply, Inc. – Traeger Portable

Wood Pellet Grill and a bag of pellets.

www.harborsaw.com

http://www.traegergrills.com/shop/detail/BBQ

020 $315 value

John Wayne Pioneer Wagons and Riders -

Passage for two on the 33rd annual “Ride Across Washington” sponsored by the John Wayne Pioneer

Wagons and Riders. This event is two weeks long and follows the John Wayne Trail from Easton to

Tekoa. The dates are May 22 to June 8 and you can do the whole trip or just part. Bring your saddle

horses (or your team) and your camping equipment. For more information see JWPWR.ORG.