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Sugar Plum's second foal, a gelding named Copy's Black
Prince, for $650 in 1993 after determining that it lacked
adequate confirmation. Also in 1993, petitioners sold
another of Sugar Plum's foals, a filly named Copy's Sugar
Shot, for $1,000. At the time of trial, petitioners were
using Sugar Plum and two of its offspring, Copy's Allen
Rose and Copy's Eyote Anoka, as broodmares.
In 1988, petitioners purchased an unregistered
Tennessee Walking Horse mare named Amy for $1,000. Amy
was in foal at the time of petitioners' purchase and
subsequently gave birth. In 1989, after determining that
it was not economically feasible to register Amy or the
foal, petitioners sold both horses for a total price of
$500.
Also in 1988, petitioners purchased a registered
Tennessee Walking Horse mare named Damon's Red Lady for
$650. Damon's Red Lady subsequently produced three foals
for petitioners. Petitioners sold the first of these
foals, Shot Strutter, for $650 in 1991. The purchaser
thereafter paid petitioners to board Shot Strutter on
their property.
Thoroughbreds
Sometime in 1987, petitioners acquired two thorough-
bred mares named Spiro Gyro and Queens Dynasty for $500
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