Ideal Quarter Horse ~ Progeny of Leo - Rare Early Version w/o Socks!
Ideal Quarter Horse ~ Progeny of Leo - Rare Early Version w/o Socks!
Breyer
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Second in the AQHA Progeny series, which features "offspring" of the breed's founding sires, this chestnut was called Progeny of Leo. He represents Leo's contribution to the breed, and came with an registration application that mimic AQHA registration, that his owner could send in to receive registration papers for their model.
This is the hard-to-find early version of this release, which changed in March to have socks and a stripe. This solid version is nearly identical to the prior year's Progeny of Wimpy, except it features lighter shading and hooves. It still bears the prior year's "AQHA '95" mold mark as well, making it a desirable "Breyer mistake" model. Per Nancy Young's book, the editor of "JAH" magazine, when asked how many of this version were made, said there could be "as many as 1000, but she suspected fewer, something like several hundred."
He is Factory Mint with soft muzzle shading and airbrushed dorsal stripe. He is the early variation model with no white markings. He even comes with his original Breyer AQHA registration paper.
Size: Traditional
Breyer Model #498
