Horses

This Bull is giving his passenger some grief! Both of the bull's rear legs are in the air while it bucks. The bull's head is turned with its mouth agape. One hand is holding the strap while the other arm is raised. The heels are pressed against the bull to maintain balance. Chaps cover the legs.

Not my First Rodeo Statue. 11 inches high. Bronze.

Rectangle wooden base measures 6 inches W x 1-1/2 inches H. You can easily have 4 lines of text on a plaque that is 5 inches long.

Fearless...bull riders are a special breed....

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This horse statue shows a jockey riding on top of a race horse. The jockey has both feet in the stirrups and is leaning low over the horses neck urging more speed. The left hand of the jockey is lightly grasping the reins while the right hand is holding a red tipped riding crop.

The horse has three legs in the air and the fourth is barely brushing the ground beneath it which makes you realize it is at a full run.The horse sculpture is magnificently detailed from the tip of the horses long face and nose to the very end of its tail which is blowing behind in the wind.

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Have you had a hard time finding a donkey statue? We only have this one. It's a cutie though - as cute as a donkey can be. Looks a little forlorn.

The resin core of the donkey has been electroplated with a bronze finish. You can personalize with a plaque limited to 5-1/2" L and 4 lines of text.

The donkey has evolved from asses which date back 3,000 years. When you mate a male donkey with a female horse - you get a ????? - drum roll...a mule! Did you know that?

The title of this bronze horse sculpture says it all. Isn't it awesome? Each of the four horses is emitting an individual emotion. Are these wild horses? Practically 18 inches wide, this awesome four horse sculpture will make quite a statement in your home or office.

• horses have resin core, then electroplated with bronze.
• the base is not smooth so no plaque can be adhered.
• no personalizationn.

Did you know that Nevada has 31,000 wild horses in their state? Even Florida has wild horses.  

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Rodeo!

This horse sculpture depicts a bucking horse with a cowboy on its back. The horse is standing on its two front legs trying to buck the cowboy off its back. The cowboy is holding the reins with his left hand and has his right hand behind him helping to balance him on the horses back. This horse statue is very detailed. Look at the intracacies of the saddle, stirrups, from the mane to the tail every last detail is intricate. You can even see the button on the chaps the cowboy is wearing. 

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The jockey is half sitting half standing on the horse with a slack hold on the reins giving the horse the freedom to run as fast as it can. The horse is only standing on one foot with the other three off the ground in mid-stride.

This horse and jockey sculpture is very detailed from the tip of the horses nose to the last hair on the horses tail. You can't help but admire the realistic details of this sculpture. Look closely and you can see the goggles on the jockey, the chin strap of the helmet that he is wearing and even the expression on horse's face. 

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