Summer Breyer Fun Day at the World Equestrian Center!
Meet a relative of Surfer's Riptide and more at WEC on Saturday, May 17th!
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(Not so) Ancient History!
As you saw with yesterday's reveal, the relationship between horses and humans goes back a long way. Even long before horses were domesticated, they fascinated ancient people enough to be depicted in some truly ancient art.
Dating to more than 29,000 years ago, the cave paintings of Pech Merle in France are one of the oldest representations of horses in art (only slightly younger than the Vogelherd Figurines unearthed in Germany) and were discovered by a group of teenagers exploring the cave system in 1922. Among the various representations of animals and humans depicted on the massive cave walls are a series of “dappled horses” that bear a striking resemblance to appaloosas.
We are so excited to introduce you to our next Special Run star, a tribute to the eternal relationship between horses and humans, Pech Merle!
$60.00 each; 1,900 pieces made.
This horse of a different color, Pech Merle, has been done on the John Henry mold (mold #445), sculpted by Jeanne Mellin Herrick, in a bloody bay semi-leopard appaloosa and looks strikingly like the horses depicted by those ancient artists. We are thrilled for this model to find a home in your herd.
We've got more information coming your way tomorrow, right here on the BreyerFest Blog, so don't stray far!
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