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8A Daily News – Saturday, January 26, 2013 BULL & GELDING SALE Art show capped by tasting event Drawing By RICH GREENE DN Staff Writer Ranging from photographs and paintings for a few hundred bucks to a custom made saddle price tagged at $38,500 the third annual Western Art Show and Sale was filled with a wide-ranging assortment of marvelous artwork to compliment the Bull and Gelding Sale going on a few steps away. On Thursday the artists behind those pieces were honored at an open house Wine and Cheese Tasting hosted by Raley's. The pieces came from across the country and included a handcrafted 140-layer Damascus steel knife made in Vina to a Best in Show drawing of horses depicting the four seasons from a Escalon artist. Ribbons were awarded to the Top 3 artists in six different categories as well as a People's Choice award chosen by the public. Red Bluff's Larry Gay took first and third prize in Silverwork with a snake cheek spade bit and silver inlaid spurs. Among the other local winners were Red Bluff's Dan King, who took third in photography, the aforementioned knife by Vina's Steve Ellsworth that placed second in 1. Cali Roberson, Escalon, "Four Seasons" 2. Robyn Cook, Pierce City, Missou., "We're Not Done Yet?" 3. Katherin Plumer, Oak Run, "Thankful" Painting 1. Cheryl Caldwell, Chico, "In the Bridle" 2. Barbara Ramsey, Paradise, "Head For The Willows" 3. George Turnbull, Orland, "Winter Rough" Photography 1. Patricia Neely, Susanville, "Wild Stallion with Horned Larks" 2. Jo Danehy, Chico, "Beauty of The Knight" 3. Dan King, Red Bluff, "Red Bluff Wild Horse Race 2012" Daily News photo by Rich Greene The Western Art Show and Sale was capped by a Wine and Cheese tasting Thursday night at the Tehama District Fairgrounds' Gem Building. Western Gear and a 67 Ft Riata by Red Bluff's Bob deBraga in the same category. The competition was judged by Marina artist Steven Lang. "Personally the history of the Old West is my attraction and that's the attraction to a lot of people," Lang said of western art. Lang said even those artists who tend to depict more modern cowboys are capturing a romantic spirit that still appeals to part of the country. Event organizer Jane Daugherty said in its third year the show is still in its learning process. Considering the Bull Sale is in its 72nd year the Art Show still has a ways to catch up. But by the pieces on display this week, the art show is making steady progress. "I (just) hope it doesn't us 72 years to make a profit," Daugherty joked. Stromer Realty Sculpture 1. Stephen Jones, Oklahoma, "Come A Part" 2. Ken Mayernik, Montana, "A Bit of Rain" 3. Maggie Foreman, Idaho, "Reata Runner" Silverwork 1. Larry Gay, Red Bluff, "Snake Cheek Spade Bit" 2. Rex Crawford, Walsh, Colo., "14K Gold & Sterling Sapphire Spurs" 3. Larry Gay, Red Bluff, "Silver Inlaid Spurs" 590 Antelope Blvd Western Gear (530) 527-3100 1. 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