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Summer Love Limited Edition Breyer

chance — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 02:21:30 +0000

Available tomorrow, Summer Love a red dun pinto Arabian on Kathleen Moody’s newest sculpture. This is a limited edition of 250 pieces and will be available tomorrow only. To purchase Summer Love you will need to call Breyer Customer Service00

How to Order:

Call Breyer Customer Service at 973-633-5090 beginning on Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010 at 1:00 PM EDT / 10:00 AM PDT. (Note: Office closes 5:00 PM EDT)

Limit one model per household. Breyer retailers are not permitted to purchase web specials. We regret that we must ask you to refrain from leaving voice messages. Due to the volume of incoming calls, we might not be able to return your call right away and you could miss your chance to buy one. Please call back if you do not connect with a Customer Service representative the first time you call.

All Sales Are Final – No Returns, No Exchanges. Offer valid while supplies last.

Price: $125.00 includes FREE S&H within the United States.

For orders shipping to Canada, a S&H charge will apply (please ask for amount). Sorry, no shipping outside the U.S.A. or Canada.

Photo Friday – Arabians

News Bot — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 19:45:37 +0000

This week’s theme for Photo Friday is Arabians. To see a larger version of each photo just click on the photo and you will be taken to their page on Flickr where you can find a larger version. Many of these photographers have many more horse photos in their photo streams so be sure to check those out as well.

Kentucky Horse Park – Arabian by Just chaos

Breed Info

The Arabian horse (arabic: ??? ) is a breed of horse that originated in the Middle East. With a distinctive head shape and high tail carriage, the Arabian is one of the most easily recognizable horse breeds in the world. It is one of the oldest horse breeds, with archaeological evidence of horses that resemble modern Arabians dating back 4,500 years. Throughout history, Arabian horses from the Middle East spread around the world by both war and trade, used to improve other breeds by adding speed, refinement, endurance, and good bone. Today, Arabian bloodlines are found in almost every modern breed of riding horse.

About Photo Friday

Photo Friday is a weekly series on FL featuring real equine photos from various themes. Weekly themes will include breed, color, performance related photos or anything else that we can think of. Maybe you will find something for reference or some inspiration for your next project.

All of the pictures for Photo Friday will be from Flickr and chosen from those marked with a Creative Commons license. This is a less restrictive version of a copyright so be sure to check out the license requirements if you want to use these for a project in the future.

Photo Friday – Tails

News Bot — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 09:00:29 +0000

This week’s theme for Photo Friday is Tails. To see a larger version of each photo just click on the photo and you will be taken to their page on Flickr where you can find a larger version. Many of these photographers have many more horse photos in their photo streams so be sure to check those out as well.

polo ponies by Muffet

Mouthful of tail by susieblackmon

Newspaper Race #2 by sk8geek

Mardi Gras 2010 061 by laughsall

In Need of a Tail by steffofsd

tail braiding by Muffet

Drk Brown Braided Tail by Just chaos

Even Their Butts Are Pretty by cindy47452

what an ass by jason tinder

Braid by Underpuppy

DRESSAGE – “Tail Swish” LAEC 2006 by SeltzEquine

Cute Butt by travelcat_6

horse butts by reeldiehl83

Butts by steffofsd

Zebra’s Ass by Erik K Veland

grumpy butt by Photography by Ayesha Hagerman

High Tail by jaymeydad

Storm by Arab Fancy [away]

Tail flip by gnuru

About Photo Friday

2010 Breyer Fun Days Model

News Bot — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 21:34:21 +0000

Say hello to Onyx! This is the 2010 Breyer Fun Days model available only at Breyer Fun Days! This Classics-scale Arabian is Item #703113 created on a new-ish mold #642 – the Arabian Craft Horse mold – which had a little tweaking to make this beauty! This is the first time we’ve ever used glossy model for the Fun Days horse and you’ll also find it packaged in fresh new packaging. Introduce Breyer to a young friend by supporting a local retailer that is hosting a Fun Day and start his or her collection with Onyx.

Onyx 2010 Breyer Fun Days Horse

Horsing Around release Elnathan in fine bone china

News Bot — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 21:14:43 +0000

Elnathan (pronounced el nah TAHN) in Hebrew means ‘Gift of God’, and is an Arabian stallion sculpted by Tabatha Pack. He stands 7.0″ tall and produced in fine bone china by The Horse Gallery as part of their Collector’s Range. This is the first time we have worked with Tabatha and we wish her all the best on this new china release.

Three exciting and very different colors where chosen by Tabatha for this limited edition of 50 pieces. These are fleabitten grey with dapples, blood bay and star dapple gray.

Custom painted, white glaze and bisques versions are also available as part of this limited edition so if you would like more information on pricing then please visit: http://www.horsingaround.com/acatalog/New_Releases.html

If you have any queries then please just use the ‘Email Us’ option found on the Horsing Around website.

More for the 2010 Stone Horses Line

News Bot — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 07:38:30 +0000

Stone Horses recently announced the first pieces of the 2010 line which include the Arabian Yearling, English Pony, Foundation Quarter Horse, Palouse, Tennessee Walker, and Standing Drafter molds. Stone has announced three more models for the line a Traditional Stock Horse, Pebbles Arab Mare, and Weanling.

KYOTO Dapple Gray Tobiano Pebbles Arab Mare $49.99

GEORGIA Chestnut Blanket Appaloosa Weanling $44.99

Irvine This is a run of Stock Horses. Painted in a Gray Blanket Appaloosa pattern, they have striped hooves, short manes, and long tails. $69.99

Iaret Egyptian Arabian Mare by Morgen Kilbourn

News Bot — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 03:43:07 +0000

Iaret by Morgen Kilbourn

Introducing “Iaret” A feisty striking and half rearing young Egyptian Arabian mare in classic scale sculpted by Morgen Kilbourn. She is named after her pose, which is represented in ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs as a striking cobra. There’s quite a bit about it out there online under Egyptology discussions (and not all of it in agreement) and I wouldn’t want to misquote anything! Suffice to say that this defiant little mare embodies the noble bearing of a young queen who is displeased and demanding respect.

Due to this particular pose representing an extremely tense and quick movement horses make when greeting each other and establishing hierarchy, I’ve decided it might be best if I share a number of videos to give buyers a feel for the movement in action. It’s quite hard to photograph but anyone who’s had their upper fence boards knocked down from over the fence greetings can appreciate how quickly it happens. Three quick videos of this can be found here. Horses make this behavioral gesture in all sorts of situations to display defiance.

Iaret is $165.00 postage paid in the United States see her page on Morgen’s website for more information and payment options.