Morganglanz ~ Pieraz - USET Tournament of Champions SR 1995

This athletic fleabitten grey was Gold Medalist in Endurance at the 1994 World Equestrian Games, held at The Hague, The Netherlands.  Better known as Cash, this Arabian gelding was the first horse to win a World Endurance Championship twice, with his owner the first time, and her daughter the second, in 1996.  His nickname "Cash" came from the fact that his owner bought him for $700 cash from someone who had kept him as a pet, but could no longer keep him.  Cash went on to have several foals through cloning, beginning in 2005.

[Pieraz with Valerie Kanavy aboard and Larry Kanavy on the ground, at an Endurance event in 1995; photo source: Facebook]

Cash was honored with a portrait model for the US Equestrian Team's Tournament of Champions in 1995.  Only 1,000 were produced.

This fellow is Near Mint with just a couple of tiny hoof edge rubs, a tiny yellow box mark on his right hock, and mild yellowing.  Sunbathe him for a few days to help him brighten back up and he'll be beautiful.  He features grey shading around his eyes, inner ears and muzzle.  He does not stand without a prop.  We recommend Museum Putty or a Horse Safety Rack to keep him safely upright. 

Size:  Traditional

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