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Ticktock and Jim

Keith Robertson

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .He shrugged his shoulders. After all the stock buyer bought cows largely, and probably wasn’t able to see Ticktock’s wonderful qualities. He went out to the barn for a curry comb and brush. Now he hoped his family wouldn’t be back for hours. He had visions of the mustang looking like a show horse by the time they returned.

Currying Ticktock turned out to be a much bigger job than Jim had anticipated. After the first ten minutes he sadly conceded that it would be a matter of weeks instead of hours before he could have the pony’s coat sleek and glistening. He tried unsuccessfully to comb out a few strands of the matted mane and gave up. Instead he started to work on a shoulder—that looked easier. After twenty minutes of hard work, he was resting his tired arms when the family drove in the yard. Jim ran excitedly over to the car, jumping on the running board as the car stopped.

Since the driver’s seat was on the side to. . . Read More

Community Reviews

My first couldn't-put-it-down-book and first bedtime reading book. At the time of reading it, I had a love of horses and experienced vicarious emotions during reading - want to read it again. I would say that the book is written with a "you are there style."