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We are a family oriented sale
consisting of Bill and Carole Smith, Todd and Lorie Fike, and Jack and Becky Wipplinger. We welcomed Dr. H.B. "Woody"
Bartlett as a member of the sale in 2003.
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Bill (on ELS Scottish
Nick) & Carole |

Reid & Hannah O'Rourke |

Reid bringing in the
colts at Chugwater |
Bill Smith was a professional saddle bronc rider
from 1961-1979 and then went on to produce the North Platte Nightly Rodeo between the years of 1980-1989. His wife Carole
was an elementary school teacher from 1966 to 1972 and in the
years of 1974 to 1995 when she retired. She also was a
professional barrel racer in 1972 and 1973.
Reid O'Rourke is Carole's nephew and has been
working at the ranch and riding the sale geldings for the past
12 years.
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Todd posing for a sale picture
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Todd & Lorie |

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Todd Fike is the nephew of Bill
and Rick. He rode bucking horses professionally from 1991-2004
and he currently builds homes in addition to the sale
production. Lorie is a Major in the U.S. Army and has been on
active duty for ten years. She is a Certified Hand Therapist and
is currently the Chief of Occupational Therapist at Fort Hood,
TX. They have three daughters, Addie (8), Lillie (7) and Claira Mae (4).
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(l-r) Lene, Lat
& Skyler Wipplinger |

Lat & Skyler roping |

Lene |

Jack busy prior to the sale |
Jack Wipplinger has been coaching high school
football and basketball for 18 years. His wife Becky has
been a 4th and 5th grade teacher for 19
years. They have three children. Skyler is a graduate of Rocky Mountain College
with a degree in Biology. Lat plays football at Carrol College in Helena, Montana
and is majoring in Elementary and Special Education. Elsie Cour d'Alene (Lene)
is 13 years old and
attends Roosevelt Middle School in Red Lodge, Montana.
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Woody Bartlett &
Stephanie Bryant |
H.B. "Woody" Bartlett joined the sale in 2003. He has a cutting horse operation in Weatherford, Texas, a
working cattle ranch in Chugwater, Wyoming, and a horse ranch in
Pikes Road, Alabama. Woody offers home raised geldings, two year
olds, yearlings and weanling colts and fillies each year in the
WYO Quarter Horse Sales.
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