Bayne Welker Jr.

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  "Even though this is a late sale (on the 2009-2010 mixed auction calendar), it's a bit refreshing because there are certainly marketable types of pedigrees in the catalog that people will come in for and there are some young horses with vibrant futures," said Bayne Welker, an account executive for Fasig-Tipton.
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  Going into this year's auction, Welker is hoping there won't be any more dramatic setbacks. The downward trends at many mixed auctions late last year and early this year were less steep than they had been, and some statistics held steady.
  
  "I think we have reached at least a point of stability right now in the market, and the statistics will be up or down just a tick from where they were (in 2009) if the quality of horses remains about the same," Welker said.

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  "She was in the (price) range that we thought she would fall into," said Bayne Welker of Mill Ridge.

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  Bayne Welker, president and chairman of the Consignors and Commercial Association (CBA), answers a series of questions about the organization, sales integrity, and other auction-related issues in the Aug. 4 edition of The Blood-Horse.Following are some questions and answers that didn't appear in that story because of space limitations:
  
  The Blood-Horse: Why is there a need for the CBA?
  
  Welker: "Every industry that is out there has a trade association, whether it's the beef producers, the pork producers, or the egg producers.
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  At Mill Ridge Farm (where Welker works) we treat every yearling, where it's a sales yearling or a horse that we ultimately know is going to the racetrack, the same as far as its development is concerned.

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  Welker to join Mill Ridge Farm
  
  Bayne Welker Jr. is scheduled to join the management team at Mill Ridge Farm on a full-time basis after the 2001 Keeneland January horses of all ages sale.
  
  Welker, who has served as a racing official at Keeneland, Turfway Park, Arlington International Racecourse, and other racetracks, is currently the farm manager of Locust Ridge Farm and is a partner with Welker Sales Agency.
  
  At Mill Ridge, Welker will handle stallion marketing and oversee the farm's sales consignments in a position previously held by Tom Biederman, who left to pursue other business interests.
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  Prior to his joining Mill Ridge on a full-time basis, Welker will spend a "limited amount of time with the farm," according to a statement from Mill Ridge.

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  "For a little guy, he's pretty independent," said Bayne Welker, director of sales at Mill Ridge Farm, where the champion's mother and two full brothers live.

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  "There is nothing out there yet that has given us a signal that things are going to become intrinsically better," said Bayne Welker, a Fasig-Tipton account executive.

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  Welker to Join F-T Management Team Email Print RSS > Date Posted: November 18, 2008 Last Updated: November 18, 2008
  
  Welker to Join F-T Management Team Bayne Welker
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  Bayne Welker will join Fasig-Tipton's management team as an account executive at the beginning of next year. He has been the director of public sales and stallion marketing at Mill Ridge Farm near Lexington for nine years. He also is the president of the Consignors and Commercial Breeders Association.
  
  "It has been a privilege to have been associated with an outstanding operation like Mill Ridge," Welker said. "I leave with a tremendous respect for Alice Chandler and the Mill Ridge staff and clientele. With Headley Bell's leadership, the farm will continue to produce top-class Thoroughbreds under the philosophy Mrs. Chandler has instilled. Although it was difficult to leave Mill Ridge, I look forward to the new challenges and opportunities at Fasig-Tipton."
  
  According to Fasig-Tipton president Boyd Browning, Welker's "hands-on experience and focus on auction sales, combined with his history of industry service, are qualities which will fit him perfectly at Fasig-Tipton."
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  Welker to Join F-T Management Team

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  "The development of a policy is critical to promoting a sense of fairness and credibility among buyers, sellers and racing fans," said Bayne Welker, president and chairman of the board of the CBA.

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  "No matter what industry you look into, every trade association has a code of conduct," said Bayne Welker, president of the CBA.
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  While the CBA's purpose isn't to serve as a police force for sales, the organization wants its code of ethics to do more than pay lip service to auction business issues, according to Welker.But he declined to discuss what possible actions the organization would take if one of its members would behave inappropriately.
  
  "It will up to our board to make appropriate recommendations," he said, if a member is found to be in "clear violation" of the code.

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  "Fasig should certainly, because of the boutique nature of it, be a little bit immune," said Bayne Welker, head of sales development for Mill Ridge Sales.

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