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Ethereal Earth is the first in a series and is created with the same attention to detail, realistic features and quality that have earned Breyer its reputation as the makers of the world™  finest model horses. This beautiful stallion is hand-painted by Breyer™ talented artists and represents one of nature™ elements earth. Each model features a stamp of the horse™ name and thereal Collection on the belly. A decorative base for display and a Certificate of Authenticity are also included.

Bluegrass Bandit, a 2002 grey Tennessee Walking Horse mare, is known to steal the show when it comes to Western and English Trail Pleasure classes. In 2005, she was voted the Trail Pleasure Horse of the Year by Voice of the Tennessee Walking Horse magazine. Bandit and rider/owner Jared Carrier won all of their classes in five of nine competitions and won the Amateur Owned & Trained (AOT) Pleasure High Point Award.

In 2007, at the National Championships, Jared and Bandit placed 1st in Western Light Shod, Light Shod English and the Western Light Shod Championship Class. Jared and Bandit are nationally ranked #1 overall as the high point Amateur-Owned and Trained Pleasure Horse for 2007

Catch Smarty fever with Breyer Animal Creations’ new sculpture of 2004 Kentucky Derby winner and Triple Crown contender Smarty Jones! A people’s horse from humble beginnings in eastern Pennsylvania, Smarty Jones won 8 out of 9 races in his brief but spectacular career, and was recently syndicated for a reported $39 million dollars!

Goffert 369, a 16.3H breeding stallion foaled in 1994, is a stunning representation of a modern-day Friesian. In 2002, Goffert 369 was imported to Iron Spring Farm in Coatesville, PA, and has been shown successfully to Grand Prix since then, often scoring over 68%. In 2003, Goffert placed 4th in the Grand Prix Freestyle at Devon and shortly thereafter, was invited back to his homeland in the Netherlands by the prestigious Friese Paardenstamboek to perform at their 125th Anniversary Celebration, an honor befitting this beloved steed!

Newsworthy is a new sculpt for Breyer by Sue Sifton. He is a large grey pony hunter who has carried several young riders to championships at some of the largest shows in the United States.

Catch Smarty fever with Breyer Animal Creations’ new sculpture of 2004 Kentucky Derby winner and Triple Crown contender Smarty Jones! A people’s horse from humble beginnings in eastern Pennsylvania, Smarty Jones won 8 out of 9 races in his brief but spectacular career, and was recently syndicated for a reported $39 million dollars!

Breyer's model of the legendary 'Black', the classic tale of a boy and his horse from Walter Farley's beloved classic, The Black Stallion. Comes with a paperback copy of the book.

color: Black
size in inches: 12H x 3W x 9L

Bluebell, named for the beautiful, endangered Scottish flower, and whose breed originated from the Clyde Valley of Scotland, stands tall and proud, sporting the feathered legs and the famous white face and white markings of the breed.

This charming little foal is discovering a new way to tend to an itch! Marked in the traditional Appaloosa white 'blanket,' Buttercup comes in a new Breyer® Foals box with a soft carrying cord to help eager little hands carry around their new baby horse.

Catch Smarty fever with Breyer Animal Creations’ new sculpture of 2004 Kentucky Derby winner and Triple Crown contender Smarty Jones! A people’s horse from humble beginnings in eastern Pennsylvania, Smarty Jones won 8 out of 9 races in his brief but spectacular career, and was recently syndicated for a reported $39 million dollars!

This high-spirited foal says, "Let's Go!" With his little tail flying and head set proudly, this running foal will appeal to even the youngest of horse lovers.

Footloose comes in the new Breyer® Foals box with a soft carrying cord that lets little owners carry their foal everywhere!

Beautiful and pleasurable to ride, Paso Finos are the National Horse of Puerto Rico. Spanish Conquistadors brought them to the New World several hundred years ago. Paso Fino blood can be found in many American breeds including Mustangs, Quarter Horses, and Appaloosas. Luz de Luna means moonlight in Spanish.

A colorful rendition of the horse's power or lesson in anatomy? This one-of-a-kind model appeals both to the artist within and to those with a scientific turn of mind! This model represents the live demonstrations of Anatomy in Motion™ given around the world by Susan Harris and Peggy Brown that use color blazes on moving horses to trace the equine muscle and anatomy in action!

This model is sure to be a hit with young and old riders and anyone else interested in equine anatomy.

Milton is the equine half of one of the great Grand Prix show-jumping partnerships of all time with British rider John Whitaker. With John aboard, Milton jumped higher and faster than any other horse to win the show jumping World Cup two times and nearly 20 important Grand Prix events.

Milton, with his flying mane, loved to jump and loved the cheering crowd--so much so that he often marked the prize ceremony with his trademark celebratory leap high off the ground for all to see!

In 1993, a majestic Lusitano stallion stepped into the spotlight at the famed French equestrian exhibition Crinières d’Or (Golden Manes). Named Templado, Spanish for "temperate," he stole the show – and continues to do so, wherever he goes.

Handsome and powerful, with a long, cascading mane that even Rapunzel would envy, he’s a dreamlike image from a fairytale. His aura is magical as he dances around the arena, performing such beautiful movements as the levade and a graceful bow to his master’s silent signals.

Now the luminous white stallion is the star of Cavalia, an acclaimed traveling show that is a multimedia extravaganza, featuring horses, dancers, riders and acrobats performing in perfect harmony before an ever-changing background.

Whether running wild or performing under saddle, these pint-sized equines are easy to love. Though they come in different breeds and colors, ponies always measure under 14.2 hands (58 inches) tall. Breyer's® pony family set includes a dun stallion with "primitive" markings, a grulla pinto mare and a dun pinto foal. Despite their small size, ponies can do everything a horse can - and then some!

Two young sisters and a buckskin gelding have taken the world of barrel racing for an unforgettable whirlwind ride. Together, sisters Tanya and Tyrney Steinhoff and their Quarter Horse, Nate Shilabar, known as Hot Shot, have made barrel racing history. Hot Shot’s earnings of more than $230,000 have made him the number one money-earning barrel racing horse of the last decade.

The Paint Horse is truly a horse of a different color, distinguished by three different patterns—overo, tobiano and tovero. Descendants of Spanish horses brought to the New World, Paint Horses were important to Native Americans. Later, cowboys of the western frontier discovered them for their dependability, cow sense, and of course, beauty.

The Netherlands is home to the little-known Dutch Harness Horse, the Tuigpaard. A high-quality performer in driving competitions, this breed is traceable to the original harness horses (Gelderlanders) as well as the Hackney and more recently, the American Saddlebred. Harmonie, a Tuigpaard stallion, was imported by Clarke and Karen Vesty of LaGrange, Kentucky who felt the Tuigpaard would be a beneficial addition to the breeding programs in America.