Touch of Class ~ Rox Dene (sale for charity)

The amazing Dutch Warmblood / Thoroughbred-cross mare Rox Dene is often considered the epitome of the show jumper.  Her confirmation and jumping style were as close to flawless as can be hoped, and her talent was just as impressive.  She won almost every major USEF jumping competition during her career, before retiring to become a brood mare in the hope of passing along those spectacular genes.

[Rox Dene; credit Rox Dene Facebook page]

Breyer's tribute model was produced just after her retirement in 1996 and was itself retired in 1998.  It is a highly unusual color pattern for Breyer, and quite possibly the best dappling to come out of the 1990s.  The dappling is concentrated under her belly and up her flanks and girthline, blending quickly into a white body.

This lady is  Near Mint with a few tiny marks that should come off with a good bath.  She shows slight age yellowing, but not enough that I'd even bother to sunbathe her.  She features a light body color and TONS of dapples, forming a lacy pattern over much of her lower body.  She's a lovely example of the light end of the spectrum on this release.

This model was donated to our charity account for Harvest Hills Animal Shelter, and proceeds from its sale will help the shelter care for dogs and kitties in need.  Thanks for your support!

Size:  Traditional

Breyer Model #952