Skye!

The Isle of Skye is the largest and northernmost of the Inner Hebrides of Scotland and its rocky, sloping geography provides some of the most incredible scenery in the country. Occupied since the Mesolithic, this island was home to many Pictish tribes during the Iron Age and was dominated by the Norse between the 9^th and 13^th centuries. The Isle of Skye has a history as rocky as its coastline!

Our Skye has been done on the Cantering Morgan (mold #5739), sculpted by Laura Skillern-Sailer, and is making his second appearance ever! Dressed up in a luscious silver black and a high-gloss finish, his unique color is due to the silver gene over a black base coat, which lightens the mane and tail to a near flaxen color and turns the body a rich chocolate instead of pure black.

We hope you think he’s as handsome as we do! Keep your eyes on the BreyerFest Blog!

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Comments

STOHISTA13 - April 18, 2022
That horse is so pretty! I love it!

Horse LOVER. - October 13, 2021
You need to make a freedom series model like that!

BlueRoanMarehorse - May 13, 2020
he looks like my horse Shady!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Blackberry Lane Studios - April 30, 2020
Hello Vickie Smith, this is a single day stablemate, so he only comes with a single day ticket purchase, and you have 1/4 chance that you will get this specific one. The cost of a single day ticket is approximately twenty dollars, but it varies year to year. You can find the models second hand for twenty to thirty dollars after the event. Hope you can get him!

Macey - April 30, 2020
I need it!!!!!!!!!! he’s so pretty!

Rachael - April 30, 2020
OH. MY. GOODNESS!!! He is absolutely stunning! That color is sooo unique and I think I need him! 😆😍😍🤩🤩🤩

Emma - April 30, 2020
HE IS GORGEOUS!!!! Actually thought that it was on the Paso Fino (Mare) mold until they called him a “he.” Love the color!

Denise - April 30, 2020
I am shocked to find a Morgan because the Morgan is a 100% American breed! I was expecting this one to be a Shetland pony or a Welsh even. What is the rationale?