Spotsylvania Two-Step

OF Breyer #479, National Show Horse

Name: Spotsylvania Two-Step
References: The National Show Horse was created in 1981 as an Arabian-American Saddlebred cross specifically to excel in high-action saddle seat classes, which were very popular at the time and remain a focus for this breed. (Subsequently, other showy breeds have been admitted as an allowable cross.) Pinto coloration comes from the American Saddlebred side of the pedigree. Spotsylvania Two-Step exemplifies the breed standard. He is trotting level in front, making him an English Pleasure or English Country Pleasure horse, and has good impulsion behind. He has a high tail set, an upright neck, a refined head, and a general air of elegance and style. His motion, neck, head, tail, presence and carriage all represent his breed standard: Link
Score: 14
Item type: Equid Figurine
Classification: Original Finish Plastic
Material: Plastic
Manufacturer: Breyer
Breed: National Show Horse
Size: 1:9 Scale
Gender: Gelding
Number made: Unknown
Run type: Regular Run
Year introduced: 1999
Year retired: 2004
Performances: Other Performance
Color: Bay/Brown
Patterns: Tobiano
Medium: Original Finish
Owner: freemanstables
Groups: National Show Horse
Added: 2023-10-17 08:11