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2025 Oct 17 @ 17:30 (UTC-04:00 : AST/EDT)
DOB: 6/8/2024
Dynamic 0 x Scrambling Pearls
BREEDING INFORMATION: Not Exposed.
COMMENTS: OCV’d. DNA Pending. Scrambling Dee LP is a beautifully
bred Texas Longhorn heifer with exceptional horn development and show
presence. Born June 8, 2024, she is sired by, Dynamic 0 out of Scrambling
Pearls, representing a family line rich in royalty and performance genetics.
Already showing great horn potential with 32.5” TTT at just over a year old.
She’s making headway in the show ring, with a 2nd-place finish in Class
7 at the Chisholm Trail Futurity in Enid, OK on June 27, 2025. Her steady
growth trajectory, sound conformation, and strong lineage make her a
valuable addition to any program.
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Auction Location:
4561 Iron Works Pike #100, Lexington, Kentucky, 40511, United States
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10:00 a.m. Sunday, October 19, 2025.
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