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This item WAS NOT SOLD. Auction date was 2023 Apr 08 @ 10:00UTC-5 : EST/CDT
DOB: 5/28/2018
DUNN GOT DOUBLE LUCKY x TT All Around Gracie
BREEDING: Exposed to Cashed Out from 6/25/2022 to 10/24/2022, Game
Changer 044 from 11/5/2022 to 12/3/2022 and Jaguar Chex from 1/12/2023
to sale date.
COMMENTS: Here’s about as correct of a female as you’ll ever fine. She’s
sired by an over 90” TTT son of the $135K Delta Lucky Ace x $200K
Dunn Lucky Dice. On the bottom side, you have the Millennium Futurity
and ITLA Champion, All Around Cowboy Chex, who was the first bull to
measure over 40” TTT at 12 months old. Also,, her maternal granddam is out
of a Touchdown of RM x 87” TTT Kelly Stockton. Touchdown of RM has
produced multiple 90”+ TTT offspring, like the 100”+ TTT 3S Touchdown
Tari. There’s a ton of power in this female! She’s been exposed to three bulls:
Cashed Out (a Cowboy Catchit son measuring 81.25” TTT at 3.5 years old),
Game Changer 044 (a M.C. Hangin’ Tuff son measuring 76.125” TTT at 25
months old) and Jaguar Chex (measuring 80.25” TTT at 4.75 years old). Her
updated measurements and breeding will be provided at the sale.
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Auction Location:
123 main st, Culpepper, Virginia, 22701, United States
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