El Pastor ~ Precipitado Sin Par (CIPS) - Shrinky

Precipitado Sin Par was Breyer's Limited Edition back in 1987.  This gorgeous tri-colored pinto Paso Fino was the son of El Pastor (the horse for whom this Breyer mold was made) and Marisol Sin Par.  Born in 1976, "Cips" as he was known, stunned audiences with his brilliant coloring and beautiful carriage.  He became the first horse to win the Paso Fino Owners and Breeders Association Championships twice when he won back-to-back titles in 1984 and 1985.  He competed in Trail, Western Pleasure, Versatility, Performance, and Pleasure (Stallions).   It was fitting that Breyer made a tribute to him on his sire's mold.

I'm going to call him Very Good condition, even though the only rubs seen were a pinpoint eartip and hoof edge ones.  He's a shrinky and very little!  This has caused his whites to darken considerably to an ivory color on his body, while his face marking remains bright white.  He also has that white powder on him that some shrinkies get, and one tiny black mark on his right hip that appears to be part of the plastic.  He's a neat little shrinky, though, so if you'd like to have one for your herd, this is your guy!  He stands well and definitely has that cuteness factor.  We recommend always displaying him on an open air shelf.

Size:  Traditional

Breyer Model #116