Morganglanz Famous Trakehner - Original Release

Morganglanz was one of the first approved Trakehner stallions brought to America.  After being named champion at the Neumünster approvals and standing stud successfully in Germany for ten years, he was imported to the US by Edith Kosterka, where he had a huge influence in shaping the Trakehners bred in the United States.  He was a handsome chestnut with flaxen mane and tail, three socks and a stripe.

Breyer honored Morganglanz with a portrait model on a new sculpt which ran from 1980-1987.  It depicts him trotting happily at liberty.  Many people may not realize what a nice tribute this was: While the German judges noted his impeccable conformation and suitability as a sire, they also noted that due to a pasture accident when he was a 2-year-old, he was unable to move freely, preventing him from competing in under saddle classes.  His sons and daughters went on to become champions, making their sire proud, but Chris Hess gave him a lovely tribute by showing him moving gracefully at a broad trot.

This fellow is Near Mint with the only rubs all the way to plastic are tiny eartip, tail tip and hoof edge ones.  He has a few tiny light rubs (only through the shading layer) and one tiny grey mark on his left withers.  He features a super matte finish, muzzle shading and bright whites.  Unlike most, he actually stands very well.  We still recommend Museum Putty for security.  No USA mark.

Size:  Traditional

Breyer Model #59