Breyer Traditional Series Catch Me Model Horse | 13" x 11.25" | Horse Toy | 1:9 Scale | Model #1806

We often hear horses described as having the “spirit of a champion. ” Holstein Gelding catch me has certainly shown the hunter world His! Purchased by Becky coachman in 2015, his show came to a halt when he was diagnosed with botulism – Often a death Sentence for horses. To say “Snoopy” bounced back would be an understatement. With his rider Scott Stewart, he had wins that year at The Hampton Classic, capital challenge, and Pennsylvania National shows, and was named the 2015 osha world championship hunter rider hunter of the year. Dr. Rodney Belgrade who oversaw snoop's recovery explains, “his ability to not only overcome botulism, but also to return to competing at the same level or higher of athletic performance and excel is truly extraordinary. " Snoopy went on to be the 2016 champion at the capital challenge, Pennsylvania National, Washington international, and CP National shows. For his achievements he was named the 2016 used National horse of the year, the 2016 and 2017 National show hunter Hall of Fame horse of the year, and was inducted into the eques horse stars Hall of Fame. Snoopy has also taken Becky, as an amateur rider, to many national Championships. Still competing, Snoopy is proof that anything is possible! from the Manufacturer: Breyer is the maker of the world's finest model horses! Since 1950, Breyer has brought a wide range of horse breeds from around the world to life for play and collecting – including real horse heroes like racehorse Secretariat, Olympian Valero, and reining superstar Big chef to Cash! The Traditional Series offers an unmatched level of realism and attention to detail that is appreciated by children and adults alike. Each 1: 9 scale model is meticulously hand-painted in rich colors, so no two are exactly the same. Breyer has an incredible community of model horse fans, artists, and collectors, and is proud to host Briefest: a three-day extravaganza for horse lovers and Breyer enthusiasts each July in Kentucky! Bring home a Br