Breyer 1998 Bay Brown Erin Go Bragh Connemara Thoroughbred Cross Gelding 715/155

Edition

Retired

Collection

Breyer

Type

Animal

Breyer 1998 Bay Brown Erin Go Bragh Connemara Thoroughbred Cross Gelding 715/155 Great vintage condition consistent with its age. Pictures are part of the description, please check them & let me know if you require additional ones. Sculpted by: Chris Hess Size: Traditional Mold name: Pony Of The Americas POA Model: 715 Mold: 155 Retired: 1998 Fascinating Fun Facts: - Erin Go Bragh was a real-life Connemara/Thoroughbred cross gelding, famous for his achievements in eventing despite his small stature — he stood only about 14.2 hands tall! - He earned the nickname “The Little Horse That Could” because he competed and succeeded at the highest levels of three-day eventing (including Rolex Kentucky and international events), going up against much larger horses and proving heart matters more than size. - The Connemara is a breed of pony from western Ireland. They’re known for being hardy, athletic, intelligent, and versatile. - Erin Go Bragh (pronounced Air-in go brah): This is a traditional Irish phrase meaning “Ireland forever!” (or more literally: “Ireland until the end of time”). It’s a patriotic expression of Irish pride and loyalty. Dimensions: 9 x 7.25 in Weight: 6 oz Many more Breyers horses are listed, as well as barns & accessories. Love more than one item from my store? Feel free to message me—I’m always happy to combine shipping or create a custom bundle just for you.