it will fix it and it'll look more like this when we're started. I just got a message saying that there is apparently an evil plot for everybody to try and buy in to get a whole bunch of extra raffle tickets so I could try and win the fireheart because I bought a whole bunch myself. 160 tickets actually and there's a total of 460 because apparently I have amazing friends and awesome hobby people that love me and wanted me to have a fireheart but I didn't win which is okay we tried damn hard though 14,000 tickets I think they said out of 14,000 tickets that is a absolute crap ton of tickets so yeah that's crazy I feel like people in chat I have so many awesome friends thank you guys it was already crazy enough that the freaking ticket sold out let alone that people are like here we want Raven to have a phony so Sergio is here he can pretend to be fireheart and we have a chemo sausage we have the best of briar happening here sorry I'm just replying to Haley because it's awesome well now I'm shaking even more I don't think that was possible yet so cool it had worked out I know and then I thought they were going to stream it afterwards I apparently can't tell time so yeah I heard mixed things mixed things about when that was going to be yeah okay I'm going to pull that off my ear so I don't check the volume just yet I'm going to check it when we put the auction on when they start talking and then I can chest volume so that I don't have to have people in chat be like it's too loud we can't hear them you're too loud Erin's too quiet so I hope I'm not super quiet this time I should be good this is the fancy mic now yeah you seem like you're pretty good if people in chat do have concerns about volume just let us know we will I can adjust things from here for volume I can see all of the messages which is good yeah so that's kind of fun we are live on oh there so what it says paired that's your channel's Darren so we're live on Darren's YouTube and Facebook and then my YouTube and Facebook Kristen's saying I think that the fireheart's gonna sell for $20,000 it might well I definitely can't afford it I think the raffle tickets were my best shot so we'll see how that goes you don't really need a house no we need a house I'll just sell a vehicle you know rent out my soul yeah and I can't believe Hayley filled out 460 raffle tickets wait you have to individually write them yeah yeah should write your name on them individually so she did 460 she needed a stamp oh my god thank you Hayley I owe you something giant for all of your hard work while you're trying to enjoy Briar Fest you're like how many times do I have to write my name that's crazy yeah so he I think he's the second one ever to sell out in the raffle the other one that sold out was um aww wood something it was the Shenandoah the Pinto Shenandoah from 2018 um I have it pulled out somewhere but you guys are all awesome Woodford Woodbird Woodford yes we're not gonna pronounce the names of anything today no Mojave Mojave I like that or Jalapeno it's fine sounds right yes so Woodford was the last one to sell out I guess and I didn't realize they could sell out of tickets so that's crazy I guess there's only so many they can fit in their big bin which is absolutely mind-blowing um I'm gonna pop over here so we had a record breaking auction in I can't remember the year but it was the Albroso this guy and he went for 22 it's like tails in my eye for $22,000 which everybody blew up our brain cells that it could go for $22,000 and then last year said hold my beer and we had this thing and this thing went for $65,000 which is absolutely crazy and then this year the um let's see if I can find it uh catalog so this is the Pegasus for this year and it is already at $23,000 let's see if I can change this so you'll have to bear with me while I try and figure out how to get this aspect ratio to change I can't adjust it like I can with the other one there we go it's a little better so this guy's already at 23 so he's already kicked Albroso's butt and he's on the way to kick the silver's butt so we'll see how that goes it does have color shift in it so that might be the difference and it's newsworthy back to live auction we don't want to miss that so are they gonna update this to be like the current bid yes yeah okay so it'll show as the current bid um right here it looks like they're having issues with the stream coming from Briarfest but it'll show the current bid there we'll be able to see it pop up um I'm gonna when I switch it to our normal view you're going to be able to see all the chat and stuff above us uh that should work out really good I feel like a newscaster it's like sports I don't I don't know sports but it's kind of like sports money spending is totally a sport in the hobby all right I'll take my over to chat so yeah that's kind of what we have for records um I think last time I looked maybe I'll put back quick because we still have a couple minutes here so if I go to the catalog again I'll flip us over so we can see prices this is so trick I have 67 people watching because they're like how many briars are people gonna buy is that how many are watching 67 yeah whoa 67 people so the first one the striking erodes at $4,250 we have the pacer at $2,600 the Arab mayor at $2,900 the Huck Bay which is super cool it's probably gonna go for cheaper than the firehurt so I could almost bid on him maybe just sound like my left arm I don't need that for art and it's at $3,250 we have the Renish-German draft so Jorg at $3,750 the Pasifino-Kancyan at $2,200 the Stretch Morgan at $2,300 uh Destado at $2,500 are they keep messing me up because sometimes they use the name and sometimes they use what they call title the mold which is never what we call it so the walking Frisian other there's two walking Frisians guys um otherwise known as Vermeer is at $4,500 Lipizan Mayor and Full are at $2,900 are awesome who needed to be in the regular special runs SR mix old timer at $5,500 firehurt at $6,500 Bobby Joe see they use her name there $3,250 German Riding Tony this is gonna be hard Nicholas for $3,000 Roy the Belgians see why why some names why not other names um at $2,500 Hunter Mary strapless at $3,250 lonesome glory at $3,750 semi-roaring mesting at $5,500 he went up uh and then I'm not gonna pronounce that um well animar a mazzi a mazzi I think is how you pronounce it stallion I don't know I use this a mazzi at $6,000 let's get a sound awesome with the Canadian accent yeah uh then we have proud aeromer at $4,000 we have the Welsh maren full at $3,250 and the Hunter Pony Pegasus what is that pony's name newsworthy newsworthy it like liquefied out of my head probably from double fisting coffees and starbucks sugary ones at that at $23,000 so it is Hunter Pony Pegasus then the firehurt then the a mazzi animar who isn't tied with anybody right now I don't think oh wait yeah so old timer's now just below the animar so it's going to be a tight race it's going to be really interesting to see how this goes but I'll go back to the live auction just to make sure this one is not starting at 250 bucks cool what do we got for comments prices are crazy it's really gonna help um you think it could hit $100,000 if it hits $100,000 you guys are going to see me faint on live youtube this is why there's two of us against one of us is like just speechless or fall over or faints or whatever call 911 yeah the other one call 911 georgia will call 911 you can do it I'm sharing this dream to everybody here awesome so it looks like our voices are pretty balanced we'll see when they come on as to how that goes because we'll have the auctioneer going right $100,000 would be pretty crazy I can't even my brain can't process that that's like so much money it's so much money wait I mean people like spend that on other things in life but it just feels like a lot like houses luxury sports cars I mean yeah well real life horses are 100,000 but so we have people saying that the pegasus is going to beat last year's is that because it's color shift they do detach or are they a permanent they on the normal pegasus I think they detached but I don't think they don't do the customizing like stone where they melt the acetate and do that oh no I think they're just in holes in the body which makes it even more like I don't quite get it but someone obviously loves them yeah I don't know it looks like they might have sealed it in it's hard to tell from the photos so crazy yep it sucks because last year I didn't actually watch this auction at all and then it like exploded obviously because it hit $65,000 so I was doing the live stream and I'm like what just happened this is in real life I don't understand and then I had somebody accuse me on YouTube of like I can't even remember what they call it when you are like cheating in an auction and bidding when you don't intend to bid because I was hovering my finger over the button I'm like I'm gonna push it like if I pushed it I would be paying I have integrity as a human and I would have been like green probably puked and then had to pay them money because it's illegal about to so if you guys are like oh my god is she fake bidding things up I'm not fake bidding things up if I touch the bid button which I can't afford to know all the auctions are way too high I would have to figure out a way to pay it I would have to sell something especially because it's us dollars so it's worth so much more than Canadian dollars especially right now yeah our dollars sucks right now come on guys it's 301 I know so once they put me down for 20k that was a bitter 820 or 860 they should probably watch what they're saying somebody else is saying I wish I had 20k who has 20k borrowing it has the auction started no not yet everybody's on pins and needles this is kind of funny I feel like it adds to the element of the virtual because it's not just watching the auction alone by yourself yes it's more fun because then you're sitting you're going okay they haven't started yet then you can talk in the chat but this is exactly it's hard to know where these comments are coming from so if it says paired it'll show on the icon whether it's facebook or youtube you can see the little facebook or youtube icon paired me paired as you okay and then it'll show can you see the facebook and then youtube icon okay yeah so the purples are you I think it should show as purple on your screen yeah yeah my mom is here hey hi mom we got lots of comments I read that is purely noodle horses cool hopefully you guys are having fun I think it'll cross post the chats too so everybody can see all the comments that's cool which is kind of nice because otherwise you just get out of context things oh it says their auctioneer just spoke up and said that they're registering well didn't they chatted in the chat there's no audio yet but they're registering a few last minute bitters and will be starting shortly I can't wait so I did actually register as a bitter it does say hello raven at the top so if I click the button then I'm buying phony potentially I tried with the biter I bit on the biter linds biter to go with my firehards and then it went above my available budget but it did get to go home with the baby fireheart the scuttle that was painted like baby fireheart so I'm happy that they stay together because I would split them up like a horrible person feel like it's okay baby you're orphaned now it's time for me to find out that you're talking about there the palomino one by linds the palomino um snow well what are they called snow cat bobby yeah or frost frosty some gorgeous uh like her way of painting things in that like painterly canvassy way just blows my brain up because it just enhances what's already there in 3d it's very cool Bobby don't click the button one last year is being a dink because I was making this bigger and I have a touch screen I'm like I might fuck that up and touch the button but that's okay linds not swearing on live tv linds here linds here hi frosty happy there you go that's what I tried to buy I had to be responsible so my soul she's like you better not click the button for the six thousand dollars if you didn't buy mine oh living life on the edge might just spend 20 grand oops feeling cute might just drop like 60 grand that'll teach my husband for leaving me home alone on fire fest weekend my husband keeps wanting food and attention it's like it's prior fest we were in the cave this cave with my friends and we don't do anything else so we have uh 90 people watching for those of you watching we are going to go full screen um when they start but they're late because they're registering new betters that might spend a hundred thousand dollars maybe who knows so yeah oh yeah so yeah no it is evening not morning there so let's see that's saying my husband knows he's on his own for this week he's revived by foraging oh basically I'm not surprised yeah it's really interesting I find it interesting that the pegasuses are doing pegasi are doing so well comparatively to the realistic horses and it's kind of interesting to see what does really well because I don't think I can't remember what the first fireheart auction horse went for but it wasn't the most obviously um it went for I think $10,000 or $8,000 something in around there maybe a little more um and then the semi-rearing Mustang beat them out but now there's a semi-rearing Mustang in this auction and fireheart's currently beaming them out so and it's weird because the um a raffle pony being one of 20 is doing better than some of the one-of-a-kinds but that was kind of mixed last year too we saw some of the raffle horses go for more than some of the one-of-a-kinds I guess it depends on color and how bad somebody wants it they're just mad they didn't win the auction I'm mad I didn't win the auction but I can't afford it so um a hundred thousand dollars would be absolutely crazy um let's see we have someone here from New Zealand Rebecca hello from New Zealand there's people everywhere very cool supply and demand yeah it was five digits mercy is saying for the fireheart so yeah I have that written down in the program but I don't know where it is people are asking if there's sound yet on the thing wondering how many people are there in person this is their live feed from the park so they're not there yet we'll leave that up for a second we can just watch people I wonder how many people are actually there I don't actually know there it looks like there's a lot of people they look like they're saying something but there's no volume no I don't have it here either I think they're still registering oh I touched it as ring men both gentlemen are licensed auctioneers and they're going to help you execute your bids uh gentlemen thank you so much for providing your your expertise and taking time today in fact Dustin is an award-winning ringman I hear last year this year this year Kentucky State and you were competing in the battle the bluegrass competition next month ring minute let's all wish Dustin good luck don't ask it all right we have my daughter this year clerking there's Katie Katie came up from Memphis to help today and we have Stephanie Misako Stephanie is VP of marketing and product development she's going to be modeling the horses she's going to be giving us all the information about the horses and we need to give thanks to Stephanie it is her and her team that puts these models together for the auctions they make the choices and and make them available for for your excitement and entertainment all right so i'm going to briefly go over the terms and conditions uh if you've registered to bid you've agreed to these terms and conditions but i'm just going to remind you and then give you a little idea about how tonight's auction is going to proceed all goods are sold as is all sales are final there are no returns by bidding you agree to these terms and conditions you must register to bid on the bid board bid spirit platform whether you're online or in person uh let's see payment is due upon receipt of your invoice if you are on the internet Reeves international will email a PayPal invoice to the online winning bidder at the end of the auction and payment payment must be received within two hours of receiving that invoice in-person bidders if you're here today 23 at the detective horse park must pay your invoice prior to leaving the auction online bidders to pay by PayPal in-person bidders to pay by credit debit card only amax american express um mastercard visa and discover all payments are made in u.s dollars no cash is accepted this year sales tax to be determined on the winning bid depending on pickup or shipping location in-person bidders will be subject to kentucky sales tax of six percent online bidders will be subject to the sales tax as required by law laws will vary to city and state indicated by your shipping address this was a little bit of a confusing last year i think they got it nailed down this year okay folks shipping comes from prequantic new jersey at no charge so if you are bidding online shipping is free and that's a bargain because let me tell you when i run my art online auctions you're paying at least twenty five dollars for me to ship something you know for 23 then 20 bucks in shipping uh the Reeves reserves the right to reject any bid from any bidder we don't like you are advancing the bid at your own discretion if the purchaser fails to make payment in full by nine p.m. tonight we reserve the right to cancel the sale sale and resell the property privately to the next highest bidder okay um the auction and backup bidders are recorded for this purpose obviously in the event of the dispute the decision of the auctioneer and rest of sale kept by Reeves are the sole and final remedy Reeves reserves the right to advertise the selling price with photo of any lot uh okay now what to expect this is the second time we're executing this hybrid auction last year went pretty well so this is what you can expect tonight we're going to open each lot with its competing absentee bid so every lot started at 250 dollars they're not at 250 dollars anymore folks okay katie is going to tell me what the absentee bid is the maximum competing absentee bid is online that's where we're going to start each bid then i'm going to you folks you guys took the time you're here i want you guys to have some fun i'm going to take your bids okay when the bidding is is exhausted here i'm going to go back to the internet okay uh all bids are accepted at the auctioneer's discretion and with the assistance of the ring men okay a couple of years ago we had two situations where the winning bidders claimed they were not bidding so online folks i'm talking to you now please keep your children and small animals away from your computer and phones okay if you step away log out your bid is your contract bid responsibly in the event the winning bidder does back out like i said we are reporting the immediate backup bidder um the fitting increments are posted will not be cutting or jumping any increments because it just makes our our life more difficult any questions all right we're ready to have some fun all right with that all right we are so excited to be here tonight and want to thank each and every one of you for coming to our live auction it's always a highlight of our briar fest weekend and raising the funds for so many kids and uh animal charities is really something that's dear and dear to our hearts so thank you for help making that happen i have lot number one here and want to thank all of our artists our sculptors our finished work artists and our design team um who pull all these ideas together in order to bring you some really beautiful models and i want to thank you guys too because i often get you know emails or i get stopped here hey you should try this or let's uh see a model that looks like that so it's really kind of fun and it really is a bit collaborative which is really neat too so let's get going our first model of course is the bridge at everall arena in sculpture this is an era apollosa leopard with peacock spots i love the spot honey my mom on the mic that's yours all right we could start this at four thousand two hundred and fifty dollars do i have forty five hundred four thousand two hundred and fifty dollars forty five hundred forty two fifty forty two fifty and forty five hundred forty five hundred forty five hundred forty five hundred four thousand five hundred do we have it online just stop button forty two fifty wow this is a steal folks oh no forty five hundred now forty seven fifty forty five hundred forty seven fifty fifty forty seven fifty forty seven fifty forty five hundred forty seven forty seven fifty five thousand to the internet i have forty seven fifty with day forty seven fifty now five thousand five thousand now five and a half five thousand fifty five hundred now six thousand 5500, 6,000, 6,000, 6,000, 5500, it's on the floor, bit 6,000, it's back to you, internet. 5500, 6,000, 6,000, 6,000, 6,000, now 6,500, 6,500, now 7,000, 6,500, 7,000, 7,000, now 7,500, 7,500, are you sure? 7,500, 7,000, now 7,500, 7,500, 7,500, 7,500, 7,000 is on the internet. 7,000, 7,500, 7,500, 7,500, all in, all done. 7,500, now 8,000, 7,500, 8,000, 8,000, 8,000, 8,000. It's all on the internet now, folks. 7,500, 8,000, 8,000, 8,000, 8,000, 7,500, 8,000. Come along, hit it again. I know you're thinking about it. 7,500, 8,000, 8,000, 8,000, 8,000, 8,000, 8,000, 8,000, all in, all done. 7,500, 8,000 dollars going once. 7,500, 8,000 dollars going twice. Last call. And we got that last second bid. Now, be careful, internet. Be very careful. What I like to say is don't hesitate to participate. I know you want that horse. I know you're going to bid, hit that button, because what happens is I lose your bid. I lose your bid, and trust me, we want to take all your money. I don't want to lose your bid. And I don't want you to lose your horse. That's very important. These are one of a kind to have smottles. We have 8,000, 8,000, 8,500, 8,000, 8,500, 8,500, now 9,000. 8,500, 9,000, 9,000, 9,000, 8,500, 9,000, 8,500, 9,000. I think you could. 8,500, 9,000, 9,000, 9,000, 8,500, 9,000, all in, all done. 8,500, 9,000 dollars going once. 8,500, 9,000. Last call. Breaking the internet already. And we sold it for 8,500 dollars. That went to the internet. 8,500. That's a nice start, Stephanie. What do you think? Not bad. Enough. Give us all your money. That's not all your money. We know. We know you have more. We know you have more money. All right. Our auction lot number two, in honor of our theme, driving forward, of course, we have the Pacer Moll, the Chris Hess sculpture, and a beautiful chestnut dappled Sabino. Oh, my God. What can we start that at, Kate? 2,600, 2,700. I have 2,600 online. Folks, this is a bargain. If you're looking to get in on a horse, let's do it. 2,700, 2,700, 2,700. Anywhere, 2,700. 2,700 online. I love it. Wait, nope. I've got 2,700 right over here. 2,700 on the floor. 2,700 on the floor. Now 2,800. 2,700 at 2,800. 2,700 at 2,800 at 2,800. 2,800 now 2,900. 2,800 at 2,900. 2,800 at 2,900 at 2,900 at 2,900 at 2,900. 2,800 at 2,900. 2,800 at 2,900 over there. You got them, Dustin? 20's behind the pole. 2,900 at 3,000. 2,900 at 3,000 now. I think we're 3,250. 3,000 at 3,250. I thought you was going to think 3,000 more to go. 3,250 at 3,250. 3,000 at 3,250. 3,250 with Dustin. Now 3,500. 3,500 at 3,500. 3,500 now 3,750. 3,500 at 3,750. 3,750. 3,500 at 3,750. 3,500 at 3,750. 3,750 at 3,750. I think I got it online, but I want you guys first. They're all better as they are. You can see in them. 3,750. 3,750 now 4,000. 4,000 at 4,000 at 4,000. 4,000 with Dave. Now 4,250. 4,000 with 4,250. 4,000 with 4,250. This will probably be one of the more online ones, I imagine. 4,000 with 4,250. 4,000 with 4,250. 4,000 with 4,250. I like how they say it with the sister. 4,000 with 4,250. 4,250 with 4,250. 4,000 with 4,250. All right, worth to go to the other end. We got it online. 4,250 now 4,500. 4,250 with 4,500. 4,500 with Dave. 4,500 now 4,750. 4,750 now back to you, Dana. 5,000. You have the internet password, Bitcoin, Daft, Bitcoin, hash, and so on. 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Last call and we sold it for $6,500 to the internet. I'd like the backup bidder number though, just in case. What is your number, my dear? 60, thank you. Who learns like, someone's going to get a deal. He's popular. I think they messed with that one's leg in particular. It was kind of wonky in one of the photos. I think they tried to fix it. So hopefully that worked, but the internet. Okay, our lot number three. This is our just a dream model, a beautiful chestnut rabokano. All right, Katie says we could start this at 2,900. We have 2,900. We need 3,000. 2,900, 3,000. 3,000 now 3250. 3,000 at 3250, but 3250, but 3250, but 3250, but 3250, how about the internet? 3250 now, 3500, 3500, 3500, now 3750, 3750, now 4,000. 4,000 at 4,000 now, 42,000. I got Dustin over here, 4,000. 4250 with Dave, now 4500, now 4750 with Dave, now 5,000, 5,000 with Dustin, 5,000 at 5 and a half, 5 and a half, now 6,000. 6,000 is with Dustin, 6,000 now 6 and a half, 6 and a half with Dave, now 7,000, 7,000 with 7,000, 7,000 now 7 and a half, 7,000 with 7 and a half, 7 and a half, 7 and a half, 7,000 is with Dustin, 7 and a half, 7,000 with 7 and a half, 7 and a half is on the internet, how about 8,000, 7 and a half with 8,000 with 8,000, 7 and a half with 8,000, 7 and a half with 8,000 with 8,000 with 8,000, 7 and a half with 8,000, Seven and a half and eight thousand and eight thousand and eight thousand he's a I have eight thousand on the floor with dust and we have eight and a half on the internet He's like I'm big man Eight and a half bit nine thousand she's gonna be so disappointed. She's gonna be so disappointed. She's gonna be so disappointed Oh My god Where are we at eight eight and a half eight and a half's online, right? Your wife's gonna be so disappointed Eight and a half is on the internet folks eight and a half and nine thousand and nine thousand and nine thousand eight and a half Eight and a half and nine thousand and nine We need to happen nine thousand nine thousand nine Eight and a half bit nine thousand all in all done Eight and a half bit nine thousand dollars going once eight and a half bit nine thousand dollars going twice last call And we sold it for eight thousand five hundred dollars to the internet Can we have your number for a backup bidder of purposes eight thousand five hundred I remember when I used to call for like two thousand Yeah, I remember those days and I was like, oh my god, that's a lot of money Especially for no, that's a good start Okay, we're ready with our lot number four Of course, this is our iconic Kathleen moody huckleberry bay model and a maid for araba if you purchased one of the special runs This week and he's a beautiful gray dappled sabino We have 32 50 on the internet we need 3500 30 50 to 3500 3500 with date now 3750 3500 3750 now 42 40 sorry 47 50 bit 5000 I think it'll hit 5000 4750 bit 5000 5000 5000 4750 bit 5000 4750 bit 5000 5000 5000 40 750 how about the internet? No, they're quiet 47. I don't know why look at He's the main and the tail is just flowing We have it 5000 now five and a half 5000 five and a half the five and a half the five and a half 5000 five and a half 5000 five and half the five and a half the five and a half 5000 five and a half 5000 five and a half the five and a half the five and a half, it's a bargain folks 5500 wait till you see what they go for a later 1500 happy five and a half the five and a half 5000 five and a half you're in no The internet Wow, five thousand and five and a half going on, five and a half in time, five and a half now six thousand internet, six thousand now six and a half, six thousand at six and a half, at six and a half, at six and a half, six thousand, you have plenty of time to think about it, six thousand at six and a half, six and a half now seven thousand, six and a half at seven thousand, seven thousand at seven thousand, six and a half at seven thousand, six and a half at seven thousand, seven thousand's on the internet now now, 7,500, 7,500, 7,500, 7,500, 7,500, 7,500, 7500. 7,000 bits, seven and half. Oh, it's not going as it was. I don't want to want. 7,000 bits, seven and a half going twice. Only for 7,000. Last call. What? We sold it for $7,000. Wow. To the internet. Now, the internet was about to hit her on that one as well, correct? The last two bits were internet. I didn't touch it. What does it mean? 5,000 what's her number at this auction 5,000 is a bargain are people just trying to draw it out yep lot number five of course the fan favorite Bridget Eberle York sculpture is very nice and a beautiful richly shaded dapple black Sabino with mapping beautiful beautiful here folks glossy 4,000 starting at four grand I have 4,842 50 4,000 at 42 50 42 50 now 4500 42 50 but 4500 42 50 bit 4500 bit 4500 bit 4500 42 50 bit 4500 42 50 bit 4500 4500 4500 45 it's over here in the front 4500 now 4750 4750 but 4750 4500 4750 47 yeah there we go 4750 now 5,000 there we go 5,000 big money people you said but the last time we know you can afford it 5,000 with 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 2 Laura 5,000 would you be 5 and a half how about the internet 5 and a half now 6,000 5 and a half at 6,000 5 and a half at 6,000 6,000 6,000 5 and a half at 6,000 5 and a half at 6,000 6,000 6,000 6,000 was kind of 810 thousand last year cheap cheap cheap folks 5 and a half at 6,000 5 and a half at 6,000 dollars going 1 6,000 now 6 and a half 6,000 at 6 and a half 6 and a half you'll be 6 and a half 6 and a half is on the floor now 7,000 7,000 now 7 and a half 7,000 at 7 and a half at 7 and a half 7,000 at 7 and a half 7,000 at 7 and a half at 7 and a half 7,000 at 7 and a half all All done. Wow. In time. Oh.  This is more expected. 8,500 now, 9,000. All of our hearts are divided. 8,500 on the floor now, 9,000. 8,500 now, 9,000 and 9,000 and 9,000. 8,500 now, 9,000 now, 9,500. 9,500 now, 9,500. You have eight, what? What do you have? What? You're on 9,000. 8,500 now, 9,000. 9,000, sir. 9,000 on the floor. 9,500. 9,500. 9,500. 9,500 now, 9,000. 9,000, sir. 9,000 on the floor. Now, 9,500. Oh. Someone's saying they have to get back up bidders because this piece, it falls through my auction house. 9,500. 9,500. With $18,000. 9,500. False bids. Just to drive the prices up. Ooh. That's naughty. That's like Melanie's thing. What do you have? What do you have as 9,500? Internet. Floor. Bam. Go 10. Would you be 9,500, sir? We can do it. 10. We have 10. We're at 11. You did it. 11,000, sir. 10,000 is on the Internet. 11,000 now, 12,000. 11,000. 12,000. 11,000. 12,000. 12,000. 11,000. 12,000. 11,000. 12,000. 12,000. 11,000. 12,000. 11,000 is on the floor. Big 12,000. The man must be married at his very peak. 11,000 for 12,000 for 12,000 for 12,000, 11,000 for 12,000, 11,000 for 12,000 for 12,000 for 12,000, 11,000 for 12,000, all in, all done. First time evens. 11,000 for 12,000 dollars going once. Between the internet and the floor better. 11,000 for 12,000 dollars going twice. Last call. Internet. Sold, sir. 11,000 dollars. 11,000 bucks to look forward. Hit it. We got our first raffle, guys. Now, 67. You got it. Folks, next up. Our next lot is the Jen Scott sculpture of our Paso Fino in this amazing varnish, Apollosa, which is designed by Heather Pelleo. It is our Sunday raffle model. And this is one of 26. Good luck. 26, they made the runs. 2300. 22, there should be bid paddles all over the place, folks. 2,200 bid 2,300. 2,300 with dust announced 2,400. I'm disciplining the printout bidding. 2,300 bid 2,400 bid 2,400 bid 2,400. 2,300 bid 2,400. How about the internet? 2,400 online. Now 2,500. 2,400 bid 2,500, 2,500, 2,500, 2,500, 2,500, 2,500. Bitter 875. Now 2,600. 2,500 bid 2,600. 2,600 announced 2,700. 2,600 bid 2,700. What's another 1,000? 2,600 bid 2,700s. 2,600 bid 2,700. 2,600 bid 2,700s. 2,600 on the internet. 2,700. 2,600 bid 2,700 now 2,800. 2,700s with dust announced 2,800. 2,700 with 2,800 with 2,800 with 2,800. 2,700 with 2,800 with 2,800 with 2,800. He's tomorrow's raffle. So this is such a thing. So now 2,900 with dust announced 3,000. 2,900 bid 3,000 with 3,000 with 3,000. 3,000 online now 3,250. 3,250 now 3,500. 3,250 bid 3,500 bid 3,500 bid 3,500. 3,250, 3,500 bid 3,500, 3,750. 3,500 bid 3,750. 3,750 bid 4,000 with 4,000 for 4,000. 4,000 now 4,250. 4,000 with 4,250 now 4,500. Now he's getting placed. 4,500, 4,500 now 4,750. 4,750 bid 5,000 with 5,000 with 5,000. 4,750 bid 5,000. 4,750 bid 5,000 with 5,000. 4750 it did 5,000 all in all done 4750s on the floor with Dustin If it goes for under 5,000 it's probably the cheapest raffle in a long time 5,000 now 5 and a half, 5,000 at 5 and a half, 5 and a half now 6,000 5 and a half's on the floor with Dustin bit 6,000 5 and a half bit 6,000 at 6,000 at 6,000 5 and a half bit 6,000, 5 and a half bit 6,000 5 and a half bit 6,000 dollars going once 5 and a half bit 6,000 dollars going twice last call he's on a stick and we sold it for oh wow you've got it my dear floor better just need to see your bid number what's your number my dear number 69 I wonder if they got to pick their numbers all right here we go lot number seven lot number seven our mold 48 a chris has sculpture of our show stance morgan in an incredible splash pinto he's dappled with two blue eyes all right 2300 is online let's go to 2400 here 2400 2400 2300 2400 2300 20 what's wrong here folks that is a beautiful test model look at it 2300 2400 2300 2400 2400 2400 it's here to sell 2300 2400 2300 2400 2400 right there you got her right 2400 2400 now 2500 2400 2500 2400 2500 2500 2500 2400 2500 how about the end of that 2500 is online 2600 2600 yeah on the floor 26 is down the floor now 2,700 2,600 27änner 27 and 27 26-27 26 with seven and 27 2726 for 27 27 hundred to online now that's a good name to point of his high place 2800 2800 on the floor 28 is on the floor now Kafka 3,000 now 3250. 3,000 at 3250 but 3250. 3,000 at 3250. 3,000 at 3250 but 3250. 3,000 at 3250 now 3500, 3500, 3500, 3550 but 3500, 3500. 3500 now 3750. 3500 now 3750. 3500 number you said. 3500 now 3750 but 3750. 3750 back to you my dear for 4,000. I think there might be a bit of a lag, yeah. 3750 bid $4,000, 3750 bid $4,000 bid $4,000 all in, all done. 3750 bid $4,000 going once. 3750 bid $4,000 going twice. Last call. That's pretty cheap. We haven't seen one that cheap in a while. And we sold it to the internet for $3,750. My dear, what is your bidder number for back of the backup bidder? 6-0. Oh, there we go. All right. Next up. He's nice. Okay. Our lot number eight is the Creole mold sculpted by Christina Lucas-Francis. And he is in an amazing flaxen liver chestnut ovaro with mapping. I love the coloration on him. He is stunning. Look at that. All right. What can we start that at, Katie? 2,500. 2,500. 2,600. 2,600. 2,600. 2,500. 2,600. 2,600 with Dave. Now 2,700. 2,600. 2,700. 2,600. 2,700. 2,700. 2,800. 2,700. 2,800. 2,800. 2,800. 2,800. 2,829. 2,900. 3,000. 3,000. 3,500. 2,500. 2,500. 3,250, on the left. 3,500. 3,500. 3نا out. 3,500. 3,750. 3,500 with Dave. 3,700. We can say 8 with this guy. 3,750 on the internet. Now 4,000. 3,750 bit 4,000 bit 4,000 bit 4,000. 3,750 bit 4,000. 3,750 bit 4,000. 3,750 bit 4,1000. We can get some more action on the left side. The room here Dustin 47 but 4000 4,000 now 4254 thousand and 40 to 50 before he's asking for the 65 Bezos or Musk Secret model horse connector 4,000 at 40 to 50 to 50 to 50 to 50 for 1000 at 42 50 all in all done Oh 4,000 bit 42 50 go in once. Oh, wow 4,000 bit 42 50 go in twice. There's two internet bidders We sold it for a thousand dollars that went to the internet, huh? That's one on the pie This color is ridiculous guys Look at that thing.  I? Charge a buyer's premium. We charge you charge a buyer's premium. I charge 18 to 21 percent buyers premium 15 what do you charge? 10 to make off the 20 grand wire charge is zero Zero so it's like saving almost 15 20 21 percent She's our next lot lot number nine of course is our beautiful frisian sculpted by Lynn Fraley Stephanie's like And it's an amazing very curly very glossy reverse So pretty This one's gonna go over to have 4500 now 4750 4500 4750 but 47 what's your guest Aaron 750? 4500 4750. I know I got it on the internet. Come on guys 4500 4750 4500 4750 alright. Let's take the internet 4750 now 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 right here in the front five and a half five thousand five and a half five and a half five and a half five and a half five thousand five and a half five and a half's over here five and a half now six thousand six thousand six thousand five and a half six thousand five and a half six thousand six thousand six thousand six thousand five and a half six thousand seven five and a half six thousand six thousand on the internet now six and a half six and a half we have six and a half now seven thousand nowadays. Seven thousand. Seven thousand on the Internet. Now, seven and a half. Seven and a half. Seven half. Now, 8000. 7800. 8000 8800. 8800 8800. 8000. 8500. 8500. 8800. 8000 8800. 8800.l down 9000. 9000 9000. 9000. 9600. 9600. 9500. 9500. 10000. $11,000 $11,000 $11,000 she's in $11,000 now $12,000 $11,000 now $13,000 $13,000 at $13,000 look how beautiful glossy he is $12,000 at $13,000 $12,000 at $13,000 at $13,000 $12,000 anybody can play folks $13,000 now $14,000 $13,000 now $14,000 $14,000 at $15,000 at $15,000 $14,000 at $15,000 $14,000 she's talking about it they're thinking about it $14,000 $15,000 $14,000 $15,000 $15,000 $15,000 at $16,000 $16,000 on the internet back to you for $17,000 $16,000 at $17,000 $17,000 at $17,000 $16,000 at $17,000 $17,000 $17,000 going once $16,000 $17,000 going twice only $16,000 $16,000 sold to the internet $16,000 $16,000 $17,000 $17,000 $17,000 $17,000 $18,000 $17,000 nicely shaded, Dappel, Buckskin, Splash, Pinto. I love the mare and, and full pairings. Maybe that's just the mama in me. All right, we get started at 29, 29, 100, now 3,000. 29, you're getting two for one money. Yeah. Two for one money. Dustin, how about 3,250? 3,250, I heard Dustin first. 3,250. It's only one money. 3,250, now 3,500, now 3,750. 3,500, now 3,750, but 3,750. 3,500, now 3,750. You're getting two for one money, folks. 3,500, now 3,750. 3,500, now 3,750. How about the internet? 3,750, now 4,000. 3,750, now 4,000. 3,750, now 4,000, now 4,000, now 4,000. I hear that, I hear it ringing back there. I know I got the bids. Come on, folks. 3,750, now 4,000. 3,750, now 4,000, now 4,000. 4,000, now 4,250. 4,000's on the floor. Now 4,250. 4,250's online. 4,250, now 4,500. 4,250, but 4,500. 4,250, but 4,500. 4,250's online. Floor's gotta be 4,500. 4,250, but 4,500. 4,250, but 4,500, but 4,500. 4,500, all in, all in, all in. Still worth it. 4,500's on my right with Dave. 4,500, now 4,750. 4,500, but you're smart, my lady. 4,500, but 4,750. Oh my God. 4,500, but 4,750, but 4,750. 4,500, but 4,750, all in, all in, all in, all in, all done. And you're telling me I'm not? 4,750. I'm telling you for more money. 4,750, now 5,000. This is a little crazy. Internet's in, she's gotta be 5,000. She's in, 5,000. 5,000, now 5,500. 5,000, but 5,500, 5,500, 5,500. 5,000, but 5,500. 5,500, 5,500, 5,500, 5,500, 5,500, 5,500, 5,500. She's in a 5,000. 5,500, 5,500, 5,500, 5,500, 5,500, 5,500, 5,500, 5,500. Anything on the internet? 5,500, 5,500, 2 for one money. 5,500, 5,500, 5,500, 5,500, all in, all done. I keep bringing that up because a lot of times we sell it times the money. So you're paying 5,000 times 2, but you're getting both for one money. That's why that's a big deal. 5,000, now 5,500. 5,500, 5,500, going once. Ooh, we got the bid. 5,500, now 6,000. 6,000, now 6,500. Somebody's like, 1,500, 6,500, 6,500, 6,500. 6,500, 6,500, 6,500, 6,500. Internet's gotta be 6,500. 6,000, but 6,500, 6,500, 6,500, 6,500, all in, all done. 6,000, but 6,500, going once. 6,500, 6,500. From the Tiger King. We got 6,500, now 7,000. And you're paying 7,000. We'll recover, because it's one money. 7,000, oh, it hurts so much. 6,500, 7,000. 6,500, 7,000, it's 7,000, it's 7,000. 6,500, 7,000. I finally understand what you guys go through, what you ladies and gentlemen go through. I was looking today for a purple briar horse. I couldn't find it. It eluded me. Anybody have a purple briar horse? I don't want a unicorn. You got one back there? Let's talk after. Where am I at? 6,500, 6,500, 7,000, 6,500, 7,000, 6,500 is on the internet. Correct? 6,500, 7,000, it's 7,000, it's 7,000. 6,500, 7,000 for a mare and full pair. 6,500, 7,000 dollars going once. 6,500, 7,000 dollars going twice. Last call. And we sold it to the internet for 6,500 dollars. Nice. Could I have your better number for a backup bidder? Thank you very much. Who are you backup bidder? Where are you? All right. This one will be high. I love this guy.  Hang it in there. Look at that. I still am not a huge fan of some of the color transitions in the rainbow colors they do. It's time for the old timer. And here he is. He's just amazing. And all his rainbow glory with his gold spots. And he is our lot number 11. On the old timer, folks. 5,500 on the internet. We need 5,750. 5,500. I'm sorry, 6,000. Thank you, Kate. 5,500 bid 6,000. I'm proud of this. 5,500 bid 6,000, bid 6,000, bid 6,000. 5,500 bid 6,000. 5,500 bid 6,000, bid 6,000, bid 6,000. 5,500 bid 6,000. Starting pretty good. 5,500 bid 6,000, bid 6,000, bid 6,000. 5,500 bid 6,000 going once. 6,000 now 6 and 1 half. 6,000, 6 and 1 half now 7,000. 6 and 1 half, it's 7,000. 6 and 1 half, it's 7,000, it's 7,000, it's 7,000. You just keep telling me if the bid's coming. 6 and 1 half, it's 7,000. 6 and 1 half, it's 7,000, it's 7,000, it's 7,000. 6.5-5, 7,000. 6.5-5, 7,000-5, 7,000-5, 7,000, all in, all done. I think old timers are worth more than that. 6.5-5, 7,000 dollars going once. 6.5-5, 7,000-5, 7,000, now 7.5. 7.5, now 8,000. 7.5-5, 8,000-5, 8,000-5, 8,000. 7.5-5, 8,000. 7.5-5, 8,000-5, 8,000-5, 8,000. I think my husband's got a hat like that. Doesn't he kick? Seven and a half to $8,000. Seven and a half to $8,000, but $8,000, but $8,000, all in, all done. We have guesses over here. Seven and a half to $8,000 going once. Seven and a half to $8,000 going twice. We should have had an old-timer SRLE, for sure. For sure. I'm very sad. And we sold it for $7,500 to the internet. That's really low for him. It's my baby. Here we go. All right. Drillot, number 12 is coming up. Can you roll your Rs, Darren? Our next lot was our Saturday raffle model here. So he's one of 26 pieces, quadriga, the beautiful Fireheart Sculpture by Raven Maddock. Wow, look at his eyes, folks. What can we start this? 3,500, 7,000. 6,500, 7000, 7,000. It's 7,000. 6,500, 7,000. 6,500, 7000, 7000, 7000, it's 7,000. How about the internet? 6,500, 7,000. 7,000, 7,000, now, 7.5. 7,000, 7.5. 7,5, now, 8,000. 7.5 is online bid 8,000. 7,500, 8,000, bid 8,000. 7,500, 8,000. 8,000, now, 8,500. 10,000, I have 9,000 now. 9,000 now 10,000. They're been masked. There have been masks, too. 10,000. I have 9,000 now 10,000. All the time I am. 11,000 now 12,000. 11,000 for 12,000 for 12,000 for 12,000. 11,000 for 12,000. 11,000 for 12,000 for 12,000. 11,000 for 12,000. 11,000 with 12,000 with 12,000 with 12,000. 11,000 with 12,000 all in all done. 11,000 with 13,000. 13,000 now, 14,000. 13,000 with 14,000 with 14,000. Come on, hit it again. I know you're thinking about it. 13,000 with 14,000. 14,000 now, 15,000. 15,000 now, 16,000. Oh, my God. 16,000 now, 17. Do you have it? OK, I heard I'm hearing bells. 15,000 with 16,000. 15,000. You know, I dreamed that in my sleep. I hear, ding, ding, ding. 15,000 with 16,000. 15,000 with 16,000 with 16,000. 15,000 with 16,000. Come on, you've been waiting all weekend for him. Hit it again. 15,000 with 16,000. 15,000 with 16,000 with 16,000 all in all done. 15,000 with 16,000 dollars going once. Don't lose them for just $1,000. 15,000 with 16,000 dollars. 16,000 now, 17,000. Oh, my God. Excuse me. 17,000 now, 18,000. 17,000 with 18,000 with 18,000 with 18,000. 17,000 with 18,000. I know you're thinking about it. 17,000 with 18,000. 17,000 with 18,000 dollars going once. 17,000 with 18,000 dollars going twice. That's like a cart. Last call. 17,000 with 17,000 for $17,000. Thank you so much for participating. That's a lot of fun. Is he the biggest now, like so far? That's the highest, yeah.  Oh, she breathes hard. 32,000, thank you. That's not.  Next, we have our lot number 13, our Bobby Joe sculpture by Morgan Kilborn. And this is a beautiful blue-brown Pintelusa. Excuse me while I have a long time. 32,50 with 3,500. 32,50 with 3,500. 32,50 with 3,500 with 3,500 with 3,500 with 3,500. 32,50 with 3,500 with 3,500 with 3,500 with 3,500 with 3,500. 32,50, how about the internet? 32,50 with 3,500, look at the motion on him. 32,50 with 3,500. 35,500 with Dave. 35,500 now, 37,50. 37,50 now, 4,000 Dave. 37,50 with 4,000. 4,000 now, 42,50. 42,50 now, 45,500. 42,50 with 45,500. 42,50 with 45,500. 42,50 with 45,500. Oh my god, I did it. Do it, push the button. 42,50 with 45,500. What if the button wants me to push? 42,50 with 45,500. 45,500 now, 47,500. Wait, what if it's internet? 45,500 with 47,50. 45,500 is with Dustin. And now I have 47,50 in the front. 47,50 now, 5,000. 5,000, 5,000 with 5,000. 5,000 now, 5,500. 5,500 now, 6,000. 5,500 at 6,000 at 6,000. 6,000 now, 6,500. Makes a lovely click when he did it. 6,500 at 6,500. 6,000 at 6,500. 6,500 at 6,500. 6,500 now, 7,000. 6,500 at 7,000. 7,500 at 7,000. 6,500 at 7,000. 7,000 at 7,000. How about the internet? 6,500 at 7,000. 7,000 all in. All done. 7,000 now, 7,500. 7,500 at 7,500. 7,000 at 7,500. 7,000 with Dustin. 7,000 at 7,500. 7,500 at 7,500. 7,000 at 7,500. 7,000 at 7,500. 7,000 at 7,500. I really like the shading on this one. It has really, really gorgeous. 7,000 going once. Very pretty. 7,500 going twice. Last call. You got it. 6,000. 6,000. It's okay. I see people saying that they're sad that I didn't get the fire. 6,000. Maybe I secretly bit him. And what is your bidder number just in case? 54. Thank you. I'm pretty sure it would have set up like you win on the screen. We've got a pony for our lot number 14. This is our Nicholas Moll. That was sculpted by Bridget Eberle. We've got a salt. The pana sa. The water looks so beautiful. One of the people is a man from Maine . He is a very metallic and glossy. Chester Sabino with lots of mapping. I really like that color. It's 35,000. 35,000 with dust. 3750. 3750 with Dave. 4,000, 4,000. 4,000. Now 4250. is here in the front 10,000 now 11,000 11,000 oh boy they're like how there's milestones of clapping he's 11 and they're like he's 11 but got 10 here in the front he's 11 15 he doesn't want 11 okay oh we got 11 online oh all right let's take 11,000 online back to you my dear for 12 11,000 but 12,000 you didn't want to spend 12,000 12,000 now 13,000 12,000 but 13,000 look at the loss on him 13,000's on the internet now 14,000 my dear she's up here in the second row I know it's only money he really likes 13,000 right after 13,000 before 14,000 13,000 before 14,000 14,000 13,000 14,000 it's that's my internet 13,000 14,000 you have to be 14,000 that's what he's last year 14,000 15 15 15 on the internet back to you for 16 15,000 at 16,000 15,000 at 16,000 15,000 at 16,000 that's just a thousand dollars more 15,000 at 16,000 15,000 at 16,000 16,000 16,000 15,000 at 16,000 all in all done 15,000 at 16,000 dollars going once 15,000 at 16 minute pure pressure someone's saying in the comments oh our sound went out it did go out oh no there we go was that going twice oh yeah you had a little extra time there I think there was like a divine intervention going on you got a hustle last call Jesus told me to do it and we sold it 15,000 to the internet my dear could I have your number as a backup bidder 69 it's so random half of them are like cheap and half of them are not cheap you get the people that fight that's all you need is two people to fight it is Roy there's only six more horses left folks you got to spend your money running out of time oh I'm sorry one two three four five six you're right yes I'm an auctioneer I just can't count it's all good our next slide is number 15 and this is of course our adorable Roy Belgian in a silver pinto with lots of mapping and detailing I have 2,500 on the internet I have 2,600 over here in the foot 2,600 out 2,700 2,600 2,700 2,700 out 2,800 2,800 on the front in front now 29, 29 and now 3,000 3,000 out 32 30 to 50 now 3500 3500 out 37 3750 3750 why not competition between malls 3500s in the front with me now 3750 Roy's coming after Bob and gentlemen Dave now I think he had it in him 3750 with 4,000 with 4,000 oh I got Dustin here first 4,000 now 42 50s 42 50s with me 42 50s now 4500 4500 4500 4500 with Dustin they've got to be in and smoking 4750 thank you 4750 4750 now 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6, Oh, wait a second. Don't click internet. I've got a nice young man here in the front. We've got six and a half now 7,000 Six and a half now 7,000 six and a half that's seven thousand seven thousand seven thousand with Dustin seven and a half Send man just seven and a half Seven and a half in the front over here. So seven and a half now Why not yeah, that's what I say eight thousand now eight and a half sir eight and a half Eight and a half and nine thousand nine thousand I didn't see that In the front Nine thousand anybody else The internet nine thousand nine thousand Half Ten thousand seven thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand one thousand ten thousand ten thousand one thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand one thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand one thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten thousand ten 11,000 on the floor now 12,000 11 that's 12,000s on the internet now 13,000 Wow 12,000 13,000 13,000 13,000 12,000 13,000 12,000 13,000 13,000 13,000 12, it's only money 12,000 13,000 13 you can always make more 12,000 13,000 13,000 13,000 13,000 online 14,000 13,000 14,000 14,000 now 15 14,000 15,000 15,000 14,000 15,000 14,000 14,000 15,000 all internet now 14,000 15,000 14,000 15,000 15,000 15,000 all in all done 14,000 but 15,000 going once 14,000 but 15,000 going twice crack 15 last call check it boy raw and we sold it for 14,000 yeah thank you very much folks thank you so much for trying that's crazy we have broken the internet people 16 right i repeat we've built the internet that's insane insane 14,000 and some things went for like really cheap yeah lot number 16 our beautiful strapless model sculpted by summer processor using the dappler amazing city palomino and a new style of dappling for us that is pretty very very pretty folks with 3250 30 250 but 3,500 3,500 over here on the floor 3,500 now 3,750 3,500 but 3,750 3,750 now 4,000 3,750 with 4,000 yeah 3,700 4,000 now 4,250 40,250 now 4,500 40,250 but 4,500 40,250 but 4,500 45,500 45,500 i have you days 4,250 how about the internet 4,500 it's on the internet now 4,750 45,500 4750 45,500 4750 is right here 4750 now 5,000 4750 5,000 now 5,000 with dustin you got it 5,000 with dustin now 5,500 5 and a half 5,500 5 and a half 5 and a half 5,500 5 and a half 5,500 she's recording it don't you gotta win it now you gotta win it 5,500 5 and a half 5,500 6 and a half 6 and a half 6,000 and 6 and a half 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 6,500 and a half its seven thousand seven thousand now seven and a half, seven thousand seven and a half, the seven and a half 8.7. 7,000 a seven and a halfah. How about the internet? Seven and a half on the internet? Back to you D каж Nam 8000. 8,000 exactly. 8,000 Adrian. 8,500 DIY. Is this evil. Nine and a half, nine and a half now 10,000. Nine and a half to 10,000. Nice round number, nine and a half to 10,000. Nine and a half to 10,000. And twenty-one. Ninety and a half to $10,000. Would you be 10,000? Could you give 10,000. Could you go 10,000? And all done. Come on. Nine and a half to $10,000. Yes. No. Nine and a half to $10,000 going twice. Stratlıs. Last call, and we sold it for $9,500 to the internet. My dear, what is your number as a backup bidder just in case they flake out on us? It's 58, thank you very much. So that was the style that they used on Anamar for his Dappel Gray for the Premier Club, and I imagine that they're going to be using it well. Okay, we are at lot number 17. This is our super popular Lonesome Glory model. It was a Kitty Cantrell sculpture and a Wild Bay Oberow with mapping. Sorry, Kate, what did you say? $4,000. I have $4,000 on the internet. 10K is fantastic. $42.50, I need $42.50. $42.50 is right here. $42.50, now $4,500. $42.50, but $4,500. $42.50, but $4,500. $42.50, but $4,500. $42.50, but $4,500. I'm going to go to the internet. $42.50, but $4,500. $4,500. $4,500. $4,500. I got Dustin at $4,500. $4,750. $4,750. $4,750. I have $4,500 to my left. $4,750. $4,750. I really like the internet. I'm $4,750. I'm $4,750. You're saying it's a layer of paint over top. $4,750. Like just fixed grid. $4,750. $5,000. You've got $5,000. $5,500. You've got to be quick. Don't hesitate. Don't hesitate. Participate. $5,000. $5,500. You don't hesitate. $5,500. $5,500 online. Now $6,500. $5,500. $6,000. Now $6,500. $6,000. $6,500. It could just be an internet. I really like to reuse things. $7,000. Now $7,500. $7,500. $7,500. Now $8,000. $7,500. $8,000. $8,000. $7,500. $8,000. $7,500. $8,000. $8,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. because he's kind of a little more basic. I love this state. I love this. Yeah, you know what? And it's the whole, yeah. It's the heat, they're in delirium. Get more booze. 10,000 but 11,000. 10,000 but 11,000 but 11,000 but 11,000. 10,000 but 11,000. 10,000 but 11,000 but 11,000 but 11,000. 10,000 but 11,000. You're just passing going in there probably. 10,000 but 11,000 but 11,000 but 11,000. 10,000 but 11,000. 10,000 but 11,000. Where is my bid, Dustin? You or me, right? You got it? You got it. You need to be 11. 11,000. 10,000 but 11,000 but 11,000 but 11,000. 10,000 but 11,000 all in all that. How about the internet? 10,000 but 11,000 dollars going once. 10,000 but 11,000 dollars going twice. Oh my. Last call. Sold it. 10,000 dollars. I think we're back as right. Gold for 10 grand. Wow. Nicely done. We're boozing. We're boozing. It's just speed up. Thank you. Okay. Go faster. Yes, 59. Yep, you don't need to do the zeros in front. They did do old timer. What did old timer go for, Darren? Lot number 18. We have our beautiful semi-rearing Mustang in a Guglia Pinto with a lot of cat tracks and mapping and a whole lot of detailing with two blue eyes. We have 5,500 on the internet. We need 6,000 on the floor. 5,500. 5,500, 6,000. 5,500, 6,500. I'm not even wearing a Mustang. 6,000. 6,000 now. Two years ago or last year. You have 6,000 there. We've got six and a half back there. Six and a half now, 7,000. Six and a half at 7,000. I have six and a half seated over here. Six and a half at 7,000. Six and a half at 7,000. Seven thousand at 7,000. Six and a half at 7,000. Yes. 7,000 now, seven and a half. Seven and a half now, 8,000. Seven and a half at 8,000. Eight and now, 8 and a half. Eight and a half, eight and a half, eight and a half. 8,000 and eight and a half. 8,000 and eight and a half, eight and a half, eight and a half. 8,000 and eight and a half. 8,000 and eight and a half, eight and a half, eight and a half. 8,000 and eight and a half. 8,000 and eight and a half, eight and a half's online. How about 9,000? 8 and a half for 9,000 and 9,000 and 9,000. 8 and a half's on the internet. We need 9,000. 8 and a half for 9,000. 8 and a half for 9,000 and 9,000. 8 and a half for 9,000. eight and a half but nine five I think. You're thinking about it. That's, uh, I'll! I know you have a I know you have a comma. boom hello you got it. 9,000 dollars to 86. I hurt one this one. I'll have to have a match later. Next auction. And my dear seated, what is your number just in case? You're the back up bitter, I think. 77, thank you. Your heart wins the Mustang award. Lot number 19 with four more to go. This is one of our most beautiful new sculptures that has come out in the premier club. It is a Sarah McJavits sculpture and it is in a beautiful shaded, gavel glossy Palomino. Very elegant, very elegant features on us. What can we start to set? I have 6,000 we need six and a half. 6,000 at six and a half at six and a half. 6,000 at six and a half. 6,000 at six and a Half. How about the Internet? 6,000 at six and a half. 6-towel. 7,000. 7,500, 7,500 but 7,500, 7,500 7,500, 8,500, 8,500, 8,500 They're all 11,000 11,000 11,000 11,000 10,000 11,000 12,000 11,000 12,000 13,000 13,000 13,000 13,000 all in all 14,000 15,000 14,000 15,000 15,000 15,000 all in all done 14,000 15 in time careful come on You're always I don't want to miss your bid We have one better who knows they want it one better. That's 16,000 17,000 16,000 17,000 16,000 17,000 All in all done 16,000 it's 17,000 dollars going one Lots of gold 17,000 now. 18,000. Come on Get back in there 18,000 and 19,000 18,000 and 19,000 makes them the highest 19,000 19,000 19,000 18,000 at 19,000 going once 18,000 at 19,000 dollars going twice somebody really wants that mark last call Sold 18,000 Paint all paint. Thank you so much for your bids folks. That's a lot of fun Spend your money so fun to watch you spend your money spend more of your money What's crazy though is the fireheart went for 17,000 and there was 26 of them The rest of these are all one of the kind. Yeah, that's not it is crazy Our lot number 20 is our beautiful proud Arabian mayor and she is in a chalky starred apple gray Four thousand. Thank you for thousandают 42 50 42 50 is right here in the front now 4500 42 50 bitch 4500 42 55, 4500 45, 4500 42 55 hundred 45ilda 45 underwear 400 by about the Internet 5750s on the floor now 5000s on the internet now five and a half five and a half on the floor now 6,000 6,000 6,000 6,000 now six and a half six and a half What's on the floor, no seven thousand six and a half but seven thousand and seven thousand and seven thousand seven thousand seven half but seven thousand and seven thousand seven thousand and seven thousand 겁 Sprit me $8000 in the back new bit to give Eight and a half's on the floor. Don't take that. I've got the floor eight and a half now 9,000 eight and half at 9,000. I come what are you gonna do? Just wham-bam. Thank you man. Just one bid. That's it Eight and a half at 9,000 and 9,000 we'll take the internet 9,000 now 9 and a half 9,000 and 9 and a half 9 and a half 9,000 and 9 and a half 9,000 and 9 and a half On the floor. She's in folks nine and a half now ten thousand nine and a half Ten thousand nine and a half at ten thousand nine and a half would you bid 10,000 10,000 all in all done Dollars bid 10,000 going once 9,500 go and we got it 10,000 11,000 and this is like 11,000 10,000 11,000 11,000 11,000 11,000 10,000 11,000. There's only two more after this 11,000 10,000 11,000 11,000 11,000 10,000 11,000 all in all done 10,000 11,000 going once 10,000 11,000 going twice Last call And we sold it 10,000 dollars But what is your number just Thank you Here's another two for one money Here we go with our lot number 21 second to last These are beautiful walls By Josephine bingerling and a pattern designed by our own Malinda Nagy beautiful net leopard and a black leopard both with a pearly base and lots of mapping All right, here we go with the mayor and the phone again. I have 3,500 on the internet. We need 3750 I have 3750 right here 3750 now 4040 to 50 40 to 50 we day 4500 40 to 50 bit 4500 40 to 50 to 4500 405 hundred now 4747 50 now five thousand five thousand are five and a half five and a half now six thousand Six and a half six thousand seven thousand seven thousand seven and a half Seven and a half 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 7 and a half. 8 and a half. 8 and a half. networks we're Nine and a half song the internet now 10,000 5-10,000 10,000 Dasin's on the floor Now 11,000 11 thousand back to you for 12,000 11 12,000 12,000 12,000 11 12,000 1112,000 1112,000 12,000 11,000 by 12,000. 11,000 by 12,000 by 12,000 by 12,000. 11,000 by 12,000. 11,000 by 12,000 by 12,000 by 12,000. 11,000 by 12,000, all in, all done. 11,000 by 12,000 dollars going once. Definitely unique facial working. 11,000 by 12,000 going twice. Last call.  We sold it to the internet for 11,000 dollars. What's his backup bidder? What's his backup bidder? Thank you, Dustin. Here we go. Here we go. Oh, don't leave now. Now we're going to get the best horse yet. This might be the last time I get to look at the screen because I might pass it. Here we go. It's pretty. The color shift is ruining me. Our last slot in our wonderful benefit live auction tonight is, of course, our beautiful jumping pony as Sue Sifton's sculpture in a magpie-inspired metallic blue pinto pegasus. All right, so maybe you heard last year we broke a record and we sold the pegasus for $65,000. That was the Lone Ranger silver pegasus. Then a second highest selling horse that year was the blue horse. I forget what the blue. Blue mariful, thank you. So now you got both in one horse from here. You got the blue. You got the pegasus. They did that on my head. It's a beautiful, beautiful horse. They combined the two to create the alternate. These pegasus models because of the wings. It's very, very special. So 23,000 is online. We need 24,000. 24,000, I have 23,000, but 24,000. 23,000, 24,000, 23,000, 24,000, 23,000, 24,000. 23,000, 24,000, 24,000, 24,000, 24,000. How about the internet? 23,000, 24,000, 23,000, 24,000, 24,000, 24,000. Wow, this is a steal, folks. A third of what the one went for last year. 23,000, 24,000. It could be 65,000. 23,000, 24,000, 24,000, 23,000, 24,000. 23,000, 24,000, 24,000, 24,000, 24,000, all in, all done. Wow, everybody's saying, wow, you all know. 23,000, 24,000 going once. 23,000, 24,000 going twice. Last call. All the people already bid up online. What's that? I wish I would have bid. I bid her scared everybody. Just want to make sure everybody can practice. You all know how to use your bid cards, right? The reason why. Don't worry, I won't take the bid. I won't take it. I just want you to practice. Oh, my God. Just going to get them to fake the bid. What's going on here? OK. 23,000, 24,000, all in, all done. Just leave it to life at last call. 23,000, 24,000, going twice. Oh, my God. Last call. Actually, that's genius. And we sold it for 23,000. Oh, that was the biggest, like, blue balls. Let down roll into the year. Folks, thank you very much for joining us tonight's auction. If you won, please pay your bill. Please pay. Ooh, wow. Yeah. Yeah. It is kind of let down. I'm sorry. Oh, yeah. Thank you so much.  We wanted to see the fight. We came here for entertainment. Well, it didn't break the record. It did break the Albee record. I feel like purpose-ladest 1,000 over. Because this guy went for 22. But he could not beat this guy. We need the sad trombone noise. Wah, wah, wah. Well, I guess that's it, guys. We had who is the. So, Animar was the number one at 18. No, this guy was a 23. And then there was 18 for Animar. And then 17 for Fireheart. What was Roy? 14. Nicholas was 15. Nicholas was 15. Then Roy at 14. Yeah. And then the Lonesome Glour, or the Pony Set was 11,000. Oh, no. Vermeer was 16,000. Oh, OK. Yeah, Vermeer did good for me. We were here to see Model Harvey history. What is this? Bobby, outrage. Yeah, that was kind of a letdown. What the heck is this thing?  Big time sad violin. All of us are like, why wouldn't somebody spend $70,000? Only $23,000? Our perspective is so messed up now. My god. Well, then. Oh, look, there's three of us now. Ba-ba-ba-ba. Wait. There, we got it to crop. Well, what are your thoughts after the craziness? My goodness. What was that all about? What did we just watch? What did we just witness? Yeah. Some people got a really good deal. Some people did get a really good deal. Some of those horses went for way less than we've seen over the past few years. And that's crazy. And the fact that one of the top, like Fireheart, did so well being one of 26 is mind blowing. I don't even understand. And I'm sad that I won't get to add one to my collection. But that's OK, because I would probably have to find some other insurance company to insure a $17,000 horse.  I would probably not be able to sleep at night. I don't actually know how they ship them. There must be something they go through that's different. Well, I'm assuming that there's got to be some sort of art shipping something. Because there's other art that's like paintings that are worth half a million or a million or whatever. They probably have to hand deliver it.  Drive it there. Yeah, Vermeer is 16. We're apparently highly entertaining. Wow. Yeah. Our Canadian accents in mind, I don't know why I'd like devolve into Southern. My brain really likes the Southern accent. And it was in Kentucky. The Akshayar was kind of Southern-y. Do we have a Canadian accent? Can we hear it in our voice? Yes. Well, like I'm disgusted with myself. I want to sound normal. I was told mine isn't as strong as my family memory. Say about. Are you Canadian, A? I do say that a lot, actually. Yeah. Wow. The last one was so boring. They should have done it at the beginning. Or just not bid to $23,000 online before it started. Like, they left it till the end. And it was like, there's a lot of buildup for no excitement. I'm surprised that they let people bid online like that. And they wouldn't just save it for the event, because you would get situations like that where people would be dropping out. But yeah. Anyway, it's kind of fun. So I hope you guys had fun. That was entertaining. And there was a lot of surprises. Everybody that's at the park. I don't know why you're watching this if you're at the park. Is there people at the park watching this? They're like, I don't want to be in the building with the people. I want to be inside, shopping for ponies, watching my both of the cycle. Do you have anything exciting going on for the rest of Breyer Fest? I have the Horgs and Forgs auctions still happening. Yes. Horgs and Forgs spend $17,000 on a Horg and a Forg. That would be great. Well, just to clear it up, none of the artists behind any of that get any of the fundage from it, because it all goes to charity for one. And you sign over your rights when you work for Breyer for all the stuff. So yeah. But it's OK. You could support me as an artist. You could. A lot of money for that. Which is gorgeous. I don't know if you really want it, though. They're kind of creepy. Yeah, they're not creepy. And then my guy, Baby Horg Pole, comes with that one. The Baby Horg Pole's fantastic. So check out Darren at DJB. I will put the thing on the thing, hold on. I will show. It's supposed to autofocus, but it is not working. That's Darren. Just doing the thing. So cute. And then you would be part of a TikTok revolution, because what are you asking? Over a million views for the Horg Horg? A million on the main one. Yeah. Very cool. And then I will have, I have a, for people who like free things on chrysostudios.com, there is a giveaway that I'm doing. There's no purchase necessary. It's just an awesome, you guys rock. And it's Breyer Fest, so we should have free things every once in a while. And not everybody has $65,000. For a pony. Check out chrysostudios.com and click through. It's chrysostudios.com slash win, but there's links on all my socials for it. And then you just enter your information and you're good to go. And I'll do the draw on Sunday when I do a live at some point in the evening. I don't know what time yet. It'll depend on how Breyer Festy stuff goes. But yeah, there's that. And then I'll have some things up for sale. I have some painted medallions and things that I'll trickle online. This is a customized puffle. So that's by Kylie Parks. And then I did all the customization and gave it sass and painted it up. And then we've got, apparently it's Kylie. This guy too. It's glowing. And it's playing with a really neat technique that they use on miniature painting to get it to glow without glowing. People are asking if I put lights in him and that's all paint, all paint effects as I throw him across the room. Yeah. All right. Well, I guess we can go about our business now that we have been disappointed by people's lack of spending $65,000. All in like 17 grand, 23 grand. Come on. But thank you all for joining us. This is kind of fun to do it with more than just me. So thank you, Darren, for coming and having fun. Thanks for having me. Thank you. Happy history. We got to film it like every year now, just in case I'm crazy. Yes. Cause I'll be the next year of the year we don't do it that it's like, oh, $100,000 horse. It's fine. Everything's fine. Cool. All right. Have a fun Briar Fest, everybody. We will see you next time. Cause he's not saying bat time, same bat channel cause it's Briar Fest. All right. Bye. See you.


Welcome to Agile India 2017. I'm here with Joy Montello FitzHarris and you're with Target and this is your second year at the Agile India conference. Yes. Welcome. Thanks. So you just had a did a talk here at the conference with your experiences at Target specifically around connecting our development teams and giving them a sense of empathy for for the users. Could you tell us a little bit more about that? Yeah really what we've learned as a part of our Agile transformation is how important it is for us to actually be getting inside of the shoes and the worlds to understand better and really share in the context of our users to experience the pain and the needs firsthand so that we're delivering solutions that are really effective and valuable and impactful. And you have a data background and so you've really been able to use both data and empathy in doing that. How does Target do some collect some of their data in in that way? Yeah so I have a background in business intelligence and I've actually been doing quite a bit of studying on measurement. I started asking the question last year actually how can we measure impact. So it led to kind of this interesting research or a lot of studying on you know kind of proxies for measuring impact which is very difficult to do and I love data in that it gives us kind of this non-emotional non-biased way to understand what's happening. And so one of the things that we've started to do or have challenged our teams to do is to actually start by getting quantifiable measures on what's happening across their products and their tools as a starting point to then understand where to dig deeper and talking to their users and starting to understand more about their worlds and their context in terms of prioritizing features etc. And you mentioned proxies and lots of times even in agile we often almost encourage the use of proxies but I think from your work and research you found how potentially damaging proxies can be when it comes to feedback and understanding the users. Yeah so it's actually really surprising and I think we all have kind of learned this right as we've been on our own agile transformation journeys that product owners really aren't kind of the magic solution for lots of different reasons but last fall a few co-workers and I had the chance to sit down with Apple on their Cupertino headquarters and during part of our time there we met with their enterprise design services team at their design lab and they took us through the three-day journey that they kind of take companies on as those companies develop enterprise applications. And one of the things that the team shared was that on the first day those teams do no design they only talk to users and the team further said that they insist that those companies bring in actual users that Apple doesn't allow them to bring in proxies so product owners or even managers anymore in place of users and when I asked them why they said that companies that bring in actual users are 50% more effective in the applications they design and the way that they've measured that is actually by return trips to the design lab and so companies that have brought in actual users when they come back to the design lab they're actually able to work on a second iteration or additional features to the original application they built versus those that brought in a proxy or a manager for the actual user have to spend time redoing what they delivered the first time to make it meaningful or valuable and so I found that really valuable and really insightful and so we've been trying to figure out how to apply more of that in the work that we do at Target so where do teams and companies get started how can they get started to incorporate some of these concepts in their workflow yeah that's a great question so the first thing I would say is if you have a thought on something that might be helpful start by asking somebody and exploring kind of testing out your hypothesis right and don't just ask really get into the world and work alongside of them we had a really great team that has recently delivered a tool at our organization and as a part of that launching experience that team actually went to stores and worked alongside of the people that would be using the tool in the store so there's some really great pictures of people on that team actually scanning projects at the or scanning products at the register and figuring out how those handheld devices and the reports on those devices we're gonna work in the store and so that's the first thing I would say is spend time in the world of your users second thing I would say is if you're going to build a product build your instrumentation in with that product while you're building it and so don't measure after that fact figure out what your value measures are up front so about you know your usage metrics kind of what your attention and value metrics will be and what those quantification measures should look like and then know when your red flags are so when when those health metrics drop below a certain number know what action you're gonna take to dig in and understand why those numbers are dropping down to understand more about the world right and then use those numbers as a as an entry point to then start asking more meaningful questions with users exactly yeah thank you so much it was great to see you again at the conference and please enjoy the rest of Agile India 2017 thank you


Item No. SCP-581 Object Class Safe Special Containment Procedures Except for approved testing, SCP-581 would be kept at minimum 1000 meters from all members of all equine species. SCP-581 would be kept in locked climate control facilities. No firearms are allowed in proximity to any examples of SCP-581-2. Description SCP-581 is a horse's nose bag made from leather. In any equine subject, horses, mules, and donkeys have all been confirmed to be susceptible. Zebras, onagers, and other non-domesticated hybrids have not been tested due to budgetary reasons. Within 500 meters is potentially an instance of SCP-581-1. SCP-581-1's sole motivation appears to be inserting its muzzle within SCP-581. This is strong enough to override instinctual reactions to predator urine or females in heat, and has caused instances of SCP-581-1 to harm themselves in the process of attempting to free SCP-581 from within steel safes. Only one instance of SCP-581-1 is known to exist at any time. Examples of SCP-581-1 will actively resist being removed from SCP-581's range of effect and will sicken and 90% die within a week of SCP-581 being forcibly removed. If SCP-581-1 succeeds in inserting its muzzle within SCP-581, it will become an example of SCP-581-2. SCP-581-2 is an equine characterized by several anomalous behaviors. These behaviors seem to indicate that SCP-581-2 believes itself to be a human. Observed anomalous human-like behaviors include attempts to walk on its hind legs, attempts to attack its head with its front hooves, attempts to enter the driver's seat of unoccupied vehicles, fascination by and in hostility towards reflective surfaces, attempts to clasp fire arms with its front hooves, extended periods of aberrant modulated vocalizations. These are believed to be SCP-581-2's attempt to speak. Audio recordings available in archive 581-H-19. Today, all specimens of SCP-581-2 have been euthanized due to multiple limb fractures. No specimen has survived longer than two hours.


Hi everyone. My name is Chelsea Kamlo and I'm here to present joint work with Dan Bonnet on threshold signatures with private accountability. So just as a quick recap about what threshold signal signatures are, they're a public private scheme where some set of signers is represented by a single public key. And the private key is secret shared among some set of signers where only a threshold are required to issue a signature. So here we can see a message coming into the set of signers. Two signers will sign and send what we call signature shares to a combiner, and the combiner will output the final signature that represents the group. And what's important is that when signers perform signing, they aren't sending their secrets to each other. They're kept locally and the full secret is never actually reconstructed. So in the literature, there are two types of what are mutually exclusive threshold schemes. The first are what we call PTS's and they're fully private threshold schemes, and you can think of some of these as those that require that rely on shimmer secret charm. And the second type are what we call a TSS so accountable threshold schemes. And these are also known in the literature as accountable subgroup multi signatures. So, really, where PTS is an ATS is different is who learns what information from this signature. So in an ATS, everyone learns the signing quorum and everyone, everyone learns the threshold, whereas in a PTS only the signers that participate in signing learn the threshold and the signing quorum. So in this work, we introduce a new type of threshold signature. And what this is is a threshold signature that is both private and accountable, and we call this scheme attacks. So like a PTS for a taps, the public does not learn the threshold or the signing quorum. But like an ATS, the signing quorum can be recovered, but it can only be recovered by a designated entity. Basically, we get the best of both worlds of a PTS and the ATS in the same scheme. So a bit more formally, a taps is a couple of five algorithms key gen sign combine verify and trace. And a taps must be inforgeable like any signature scheme. And it must be private and we differentiate between two privacy notions, the notion of privacy against the public and privacy against other signers. And the scheme must be accountable. For unfortunately, this is the same notion as for any threshold scheme. So we assume an adversary can control up to T minus one signers, and the scheme is unportable if the adversary cannot output a valid signature. And for accountability, we don't make any assumption on the number of parties that the adversary controls, and we say that the scheme is accountable if the adversary can't output a signature that traces to an honest non signer. For privacy. We say that a taps is private against the public. We don't reveal anything about the threshold or quorum of signers to anyone that's not trusted to be a signer. So that's what we refer to as the public. For privacy against signers, the taps reveals nothing about the quorum to any signer. So from a tap signature, even if I miss, if even if I'm a signer I shouldn't be able to tell who signed. We then give a generic taps, and what the generic taps is, is it proves in generic zero knowledge that an encrypted ATS signature is valid. So the signature includes a cyber text, which is the encryption of an ATS signature to the tracer or this designated entity includes a zero knowledge proof that the ATS is valid. And it includes a signature that it was issued by the combiner. Give a schnoar construction. But we first observe that proving a schnoar signature is valid in generic zero knowledge is actually quite expensive, because it requires proving that the output of hash function is derived correctly. And so we actually have an insight on our short taps construction. And this insight is that publishing the schnoar commitment, which is a commitment to randomness does not actually hurt privacy, and only the response needs to be protected. And so this insight allows us to improve over generic zero knowledge. And so in our short construction the verifier actually drives the challenge directly. And this results in a simpler zero knowledge statement and something that's more efficient. So overall, in this work we introduce the taps, which is a new type of threshold signature that is both private and accountable. We then define a generic construction that employs an encrypted ATS. And then we build on this generic construction with an insight about the structure of schnoar signatures that simplifies the zero knowledge statement. And then finally we define Sigma and bullet proof instantiations of the zero knowledge argument for the schnoar construction. Thank you very much.


Here's how you can attach a set of outcomes to your Moodle course, and then an individual outcome within that set to a specific assignment in that course. Go to the administration blog, over to edit settings, and then down to outcomes, and select outcome sets. This is HE 210, there it is, click OK, and click save and display. I get back to the course start page now, and I've already got editing turned on, so I'll go down to an assignment, here's one, or any gradeable item I should say, click on edit to edit settings, and then down to outcomes in here. It looks like these are from the previous outcome set, and we updated those, so I'll kill those off, select outcomes. Here's the set I just now installed, and then I can indicate outcomes for that. I'll go ahead and click cancel on this one though, that's up to you, and cancel again, and there you go. Pretty straightforward.


You may get a long list of articles. Choose what you're going to spend your time reading by reading the abstract carefully and comparing it to your question. You can also do this with titles, but titles give you much less information. If the abstract is not in Sinal, you may need to open the PDF to read the abstract. Reading abstracts can help you find the most appropriate article faster. Hope this helps!


People who are into steampunk are always combining weird stuff into new ideas like heavy metal and airships I mean what would that even be a lead zeppelin? So in case you've been trapped in a fallout shelter for a while now welcome back to civilization here are a few highlights we've landed a probe on a comet there's a new star wars movie in 43 days global climate change is still a huge problem and also there's this thing called steampunk steampunk is an aesthetic and literary genre that's heavily influenced by authors like H.G. Wells and Jules Verne sort of a mashup of 19th century steam powered industry and modernity lots of clockwork lots of brass tubing lots of leather some have described the general look as what happens when goth kids discover the color brown there are steampunk web comics and conventions and novellas and bars and cosplays that are perhaps close to the coolest things that anybody has ever made most steampunk fiction is set in an alternate version of the 19th century often in victorian england or the wild west where that massive explosion of technology and culture which appeared in the 20th century happened just a little bit earlier where things like robotics and computers were realized before that whole electricity thing came into vogue and made everything boring I mean laptops are cool but laptops with boilers awesome but that's crazy right I mean whoever heard of a clockwork computer that ran on mechanical oh my god this is Charles Babbage's difference engine the very first automatic mechanical calculator designed to solve polynomial functions it was never actually built until 1991 almost 200 years after Babbage first published his paper describing its design and operation Babbage was tired of the mistakes that he and other mathematicians like him made while calculating the results of polynomial functions which are useful for approximating all sorts of different things like sine waves or market prices or artillery tables so he built his difference engine to do the hard work quickly and accurately its operation is actually pretty ingenious it works on the method of divided differences first developed by Newton now I'm going to get into some math here if you're having a panic attack take some deep breaths watch this video and then come back everything is going to be fine let's start with a polynomial function like y equals 2x squared plus 5x plus three if you start at x equals one and go up you get a series of numbers for y at x equals one y is 10 at x equals two y is 21 at x equals three y is 36 you can see how someone without a calculator might screw this up now if you take the differences between these numbers you get another series of numbers here the difference is 11 here the difference is 15 here the difference is 19 and if you take the differences of these numbers you get four four four that last set of differences is always constant for a polynomial with a power of two that makes it really easy to calculate the next value in the sequence without doing crazy longhand multiplication you just add four to this add this to this and bam there's the next value Babbage's difference engine did precisely this up to a power of seven using only cams and gears and such if you wanted to get the next y value in the sequence you would just turn the crank a few times and then read the answer off of the machine that's really impressive well it would have been really impressive like i said Babbage never actually built the thing he only designed it based on his ideas the british government gave him 17 000 pounds to build it and then produce a nice set of mechanically calculated tables but Babbage took that money and used it to redesign the machine to be faster and more powerful at which point the government just said screw it however there was someone else who appreciated Babbage's work perhaps more than Babbage himself did Ada Lovelace described by Babbage as everything in short but the enchantress of numbers was the only legitimate child of Lord Byron Byron had many many other children with many many other women but he wasn't married to any of them at the time that was partially why Ada's mother decided that her daughter should study grounded disciplines like logic and mathematics to keep her away from poetry and other nonsense that had made her father such a worldly individual she took to that education like a fish to water she described herself as an analyst and a metaphysician and in the middle of victorian england where women were supposed to find nice rich landowners to marry Ada instead developed a professional relationship with Babbage as an equal and a fellow mathematician after being totally blown away by his design for the difference engine during that period Babbage confided in Ada about an idea he'd had for an even greater machine something that he called an analytical engine the machine as he envisioned it contained mechanisms for conditional branching in loops arithmetic memory a machine which could take any set of instructions written on a punch card and then operate on those instructions to produce any output yeah that Ada later published a translation of another mathematician's thoughts about the analytic engine to which she added some notes a lot of notes notes longer than the actual memoir itself she had basically written a full dissertation on what she'd realized about the potential implications of Babbage's machine how it could be configured to simulate anything which could be represented as an algorithm she provided an example in those notes of how one might configure the machine to produce Bernoulli numbers coefficients which describe fluid flow the original idea was probably Babbage's but Ada definitely worked out all the nitty gritty details of how one might set up the machine to produce the desired results that was the very first functional computer program written out almost a hundred years before Alan Turing designed his enigma breaking machine Ada's notes also highlighted just how much the analytical engine was a departure from the basic adding machines that had come before and why being able to perform any arbitrary operation including operations on its instructions could revolutionize everything the analytical engine might act upon other things besides number where objects found whose mutual fundamental relations could be expressed by those of the abstract science of operations and which should be also susceptible of adaptations to the action of the operating notation and mechanism of the engine she went on to describe such a machine composing music because hey music is an algorithm basically this is a polite Victorian way of saying holy people this is literally everything unfortunately the analytical engine was mostly seen as a quaint curiosity and Babbage ran out of funding to construct it Ada would never see the Bernoulli program that she perfected run on any hardware however some mathematicians and computer scientists have analyzed her software and I'm sure that she would be very satisfied to know that it totally works so the next time that you see someone wearing some awesome brass goggles or a leather top hat with sprocket sewn onto it remember Charles Babbage's incredible inventions and Ada Lovelace's exceptional insight and vision for them and consider just how close we came to having a clockwork version of YouTube a hundred years ago and speaking of YouTube happy thunk aversary we're entering our third year we have more than six thousand subscribers if you're anyone of those or if you comment or if you just watch the videos I just want to say thank you so much one of the most frequent comments that I get is it's a real shame that this channel doesn't have more views and honestly I'm just pleased this punch that anybody watches at all and the comments are almost always just really insightful and respectful and you know I'd rather have a quality audience than like millions and millions of views and you know the the youtube one million view trophy there's no room there's no room for it it just it just wouldn't fit I just like to take one moment and explicitly thank those people who I send my scripts to for revision or just to sound them out Liz especially she's been through almost every single script that I've written uh Tanya Courtney Robert Elena you guys are all fantastic and also you you're awesome thank you very much for watching don't forget to pop up subscribe below share and don't stop thunking


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