Tennessee Walking Horse, Palomino/Flaxen Chestnut - WCHE SR 4500 Made
Tennessee Walking Horse, Palomino/Flaxen Chestnut - WCHE SR 4500 Made
Breyer
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World Champion Horse Equipment commissioned a series of Special Run Tennessee Walkers, one per year from 1996-2001. The second in the series is this beautiful palomino / flaxen chestnut model. Researcher Nancy Young was told by a representative of WCHE that this release was a portrait of famous TWH stallion Pride's Generator, showing off his horizontal snip and lip marking (although that wasn't written into their advertisement anywhere). Generator was a three-time World Champion Tennessee Walker, and went on to sire over 2000 foals!
As a 1997 model, the model wears hand-painted bi-color eyes, and his ribbons are dark brown on white. He sports hind socks, a shaded muzzle, and a pink snip and lip (similar to Generator's). These were each stamped or marked with "WCHE" under their bellies. 6000 were made altogether: 1500 were hand-numbered, and 4500 were not numbered. This fellow is one of the un-numbered ones.
This guy is Near Mint with just a group of pinpoint rubs on the seam on top of his left foreleg, and two tiny dark specks on the edge of his left hind hoof, very likely from the Breyer drying rack. He features that gorgeously-colored coat with a speckly paint job, dark muzzle shading with airbrushed pink snip and upper lip, and bi-colored eyes. He stood well for us, but this mold is notoriously tippy, so we recommend Museum Putty or a Horse Safety Rack to keep him safely upright.
Size: Traditional
Breyer Model #701097
