Someday I will figure out why on earth the white is getting so washed out in the photos when the rest of the horse is coming out right! (arg)

Anywho, ignoring the horrible glare, this little guy actually turned out pretty well. He was one of the last batch of horses I did and the Tobiano pattern was based on a real horse I stumbled over whilst wandering the web. I wish I had kept my notes so I could give the real-life horse credit, so if anyone knows who this is… lemme know!

Once again, this is one of the pun-horses and as much as I love his name I have a feeling he picked up a new moniker pretty quickly. Then again, our hobby has a sense of humor so maybe he’s still got a silly name and a bounce in his step.

This was an eBay sale (as I remember), so I have no idea where he is now. It’s odd looking over all these photos and realizing I have no clue if the horses even still exist…

Make: Breyer
Scale: Stablemate
Mold: Quarter Horse (G2)
Color: Bay Tobiano
Gallery: Tobiano
Medium: Acrylics and Pastels
Status: Painted 200? and Sold 200?