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2014 Bay Roan Grade
Gelding 14 HH 1000 lbs.

TicTac is a 6-year-old grade bay roan gelding and he is the cutest, shap-
ey-ist little gelding we have ever seen! He is small but he is mighty! This
little gelding has been a fantastic addition to our program, and we are
excited to offer such a nice prospect to the public. He stands 14 HH and
is built as thick as a tank with nice sturdy legs to pack him around, and a
hip that will have everyone checking him out! We have taken him to the
indoor barn all winter and have yet to unload him and not have someone
ask about him. Talk about a versatile horse with all the makings to be a
rock star! You don’t often fi nd one with a résumé like his at just 6 years
old. TicTac started by earning his keep riding pens at the feedyard, pulling
sick calves, working gates and penning cattle back each day. Since then, we
have brought him back to the ranch and have used him gathering pastures,
working bulls, dragging calves at branding time, doctoring calves on grass,
and so much more! TicTac will even side pass over with a little smooch to pick
you up off the trailer on those cold winter days when you have a few too many
clothes on. He will leave the barn before the sun comes up on cool fall morn-
ings, trot off from the group with a tight cinch, and take care of you all day long. I will defi nitely miss him in our
pen when it comes time to brush the frost off and crawl on one. He has always taken the best care of me in every
situation I have put him in. He makes your job look easy and really is an absolute joy to ride! If ranch life isn’t your
forté, he’s got you covered there as well! He will carry you down the trails safe and sound every day of the year! He
is pretty unfl appable and loves to get out and see the sights just as much as you do. TicTac is also quite profi cient
in the arena, be it toying with a reining pattern or setting you up for the perfect shot in the roping pen. He has the smoothest jog you could ask for and
the cutest short lope you have ever seen! He has great lead departures, smooth transitions and really hunts his stop. TicTac is the kind that is looking to
please and really gives his all in everything he does. He has been lightly started on the heel side as well as breakaway and tie down and is showing huge
promise! He really sets you up for success and stays cool, calm and collected in the box. He is light in the bridle, rides off your seat and moves off your
legs with ease. If you are looking for a powerhouse packed in a cute package (roan to boot!) then TicTac is your guy! Please feel free to contact us with
any questions you may have!
Bridger & Tess Chytka • Dunes Horsemanship >C< • 308-262-5020

How to use the QR Codes

Basically, a QR code works in the same way as a barcode at the supermarket. It is a machine-scannable image that can
instantly be read using a Smartphone camera. Instead of having to enter the full YouTube URL for websites or the
horse’s YouTube video, just scan the barcode and the video will pop-up.

To use QR codes conveniently you must have a smartphone equipped with a camera and a QR code reader/scanner application
feature. All smartphone models available today often have an app pre-installed on them.

How do you use QR codes on iPhone and Android devices?

1. Open the Camera app from your device.

2. Hold your device so that the QR code appears in the Camera app’s viewfinder. Your device recognizes the QR code and shows a
notifi cation.

3. Tap the notification to open the link associated with the QR code.
4. If steps 1-3 don’t work, download the QR Code app. Use the app to scan the code and open the links.

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