Model Horse Manufacturers: Breyer Traditional Series: Running Mare

BREYER TRADITIONALS:
RUNNING MARE You can find the Running Stallion and Running Foal on the
Breyer Traditional Series: Other Type page.

empty Running Mare in Red Roan Shown as "Honey's Dejonaise," and owned by Sarah Stroughton

empty Running Mare in Bay (#124) Photo provided by Traci Hilbert

empty Running Mare in Bay
Photo provided by Karen Malcor

empty Running Mare in Bay (#124) Shown as "Sheba," Morab brood mare owned by Peri Riggins

empty Running Mare in Bay Shown as "Rusty Rouge," and owned by Sarah Stroughton

empty Running Mare in Glossy Dapple Grey (#123) Photo provided by Traci Hilbert

empty Running Mare in Glossy Dapple Grey
Shown as "Secret's Gossip" and owned by Kari Newman

empty Running Mare in Alabaster Released in the 1960's; photo provided by Becky Edmonsond

empty Running Mare in Alabaster1994 JC Penny Special Run; photo provided by Traci Hilbert

empty Running Mare in AlabasterFrom the 1994 "Spirit of the East" gift set; shown as "WWS Concentrated Charm," and owned by Kolleen Gouyton

empty Running Mare in Palomino
Photo scanned in from a JAH issue

empty Running Mare in Buckskin (#969) Known as "Karintha," released in 1996; shown as "WWS Yimya," and owned by Kollean Gouyton

empty Running Mare in Buckskin (#969) Known as "Karintha," released in 1996; photo provided by Daphne Macpherson

empty Running Mare in Dapple Flaxen ChestnutBreyerfest 2007 raffle model on the Running Mare mold. Photo by Melodie Dowell.

empty Running Mare in Chestnut Overo (#848) Shown as "Cherokee Heart," Spanish Mustang mare owned by Peri Riggins

empty Running Mare & Foal in Woodgrain
Photo provided by unknown

empty Running Mare in Smoke Photo provided by Laurie Jensen

empty Running Mare in Smoke Photo provided by Karen Grimm

empty Running Mare in Smoke

empty Running Mare in Smoke
Matte smoke finish edition is #121. Image provided by Breyer. She has white points, a bald face and gray hooves - or at least she did. Our old girl is a candidate for the "most-loved" division as she is full of rubs and missing some paint, but we love her bright, sweet face and long, ground-covering gait. This model was so popular that is was offered from 1961-1970.

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