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Jolene Nelson. Semen was collected from Dual Docs, and he was
used for live breeding, resulting in revenue of several thousand
dollars. Dual Docs was entered in competitions and then sold in
2004 for $22,500.
Rance, sometime in 2001 or 2002, acquired cutting horse
reining mares named Mitzi and I Gotta Lotta. He then determined
that they could not be entered into competitions, and he allowed
high school girls to ride them in 4-H Club activities and other
events. I Gotta Lotta was sold in 2003 for $6,000 and Mitzi was
sold in 2004 for $6,300 for reported gains of $839 and $230,
respectively.
Zane’s Dog Breeding, Showing and Judging Activity
Zane first became interested in showing dogs after his
parents bought him his first Staffordshire Bull Terrier and took
him to a dog show at age 12. During grade school and high
school, Zane owned and learned to show Staffordshire Bull
Terriers. By 1995 or 1996, when Zane had substantial experience
and had developed a reputation, he began contemplating conducting
the dog breeding activity on a much more serious level. During
the years at issue, he was considered a worldwide expert in and
primarily focused on Staffordshire Bull Terriers and American
Staffordshire Terriers.
Zane became a championship show judge in 1985 at age 22, the
youngest in recent history, and has judged in shows all over the
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