Horse Statues

This horse sculpture makes you feel like you are looking at a real horse race. Heading for the Finish Line. You can see the number 2 on the jockey and the horse is in a full out run. The Horse has two feet on the ground and two feet in the air. The horse's tail is stretched out behind as if flying in the wind. The jockey is standing in a crouched position with a soft grip on the reins, which gives the horse its freedom to run as fast as it can. In the right hand of the jockey you can see a…

Wall Street Gifts was the first E-Commerce store that sold the Trail of Painted Ponies. Our web site was ponyponypony.com  However, the "rules changed" and we opted to drop out. We are now selling the little bit of inventory we have left. On Common Ground was introduced in the Summer of 2003. It retired two years later in July 2005. The one we are selling is edition 2E/8908. The last one made was 3E/4906. Our pony has the tag and the black box. It has set in its box all of this…

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?

With fore legs high, this rearing horse has quite an attitude. It's tail is flared. It's head turned as if to say "see me"! The horse is made of resin, then electroplated with a pewter like finish. Quite beautiful. The resin allows the muscles to be visible. Statue measures 6" W, 8" H. Personalization is possible with a plaque on the base.  Read The Story Of Horses

With a look of delight on both horse faces, this horse statue captures the joy of running with the wind. They look playful. Having fun. Enjoying life. Their manes and tails are designed by the wind. Action is the best description. One horse has its mouth open as if talking..."let's go!" The horses have a resin core and have been electroplated with bronze. The resin allows all of the detail in the mane and the tail. the muscles of the animal. Personalization with a plaque is possible. A…

Arabian Head sculpture is made of bronze in USA. The head of an Arabian horse is quite distinctive. This statue captures the elegance that an Arabian horse has. Did you know that one of George Washington's primary mounts during the American Revolutionary Was was a horse named Blueskin. It was half-Arabian having been sired by a stallion obtained from the Sulta of Morocco? Isn't history fascinating? This Arabian bust is 9 inches high. The mane has an intricate design. High cheekbones and bold…

Rearing Horse Statue has the perfect pose! Interesting this pose of a horse is a favorite - maybe because there was a statue of one in the Oval Office. This bronze horse statue is made in the United States. The horse has a muscular build and a sophisticated look. Did you know that horses have bigger eyes than any other mammal that lives on land? And, with their eyes on the side of their head have close to a 360 degree view. Personalization is possible with a plaque on the base. Read The…

Looks just like a cowboy should. Whether leaving for a ride or returning, the cowboy is dressed with the standard cowboy hat, bandana and chaps. One hand carries a rifle, the other hand a saddle.  Because the statue is made of resin, wrinkles are easy to create which makes the cowboy clothes look livable. At a foot in height this cowboy statue will be an impressive addition to decor.

This Indian is dressed with all of the trimmings! It is a Marnisha Native American. Beginning at the top, his headdress of feathers is spectacular. His left hand holds a spear that is taller than he is. His attire is made to look like animal skins, even some shag of a buffalo. Looks like this Native American is an important Indian in his tribe.    The statue is made of resin and has been hand painted. So much detail. Isn't it great? It is believed that the Sioux Indians created the…

Ready for War - this Native American is decked out ready for a fight.  Native Americans had lived in North America for thousands of years before the Mayflower landed and European immigration began. Millions of Native Americans were scattered across North America in hundreds of different tribes. Most fights between the "red men" and "white men" was over land control.  The land provided the Indian his food and what he wore. This statue illustrates how he used the land for his attire. A buffalo…