The equine Thoroughbred breed can trace its lineage back to three foundation stallions: the Byerley Turk, the Darley Arabian, and the Godolphin Arabian.
The CollectA Thoroughbred Mare Perlino measures: 6.6" L x 5" T.
CollectA Thoroughbred Mare Perlino #88985 Review:
CollectA brand has once again proven its equine mastery with the Perlino Thoroughbred Mare model. The first thing that caught my eye was the soft perlino coat of the mare. The attention to detail is remarkable; the coat's coloration is accurately portrayed, and the soft texture almost invites you to reach out and touch it. Moving up to the face and ears, I was struck by the beauty of the sculpture. The mare's expression is captured with such precision that you can almost sense her gentle nature. The delicate features of her face and the intricate detailing of her ears showcase the craftsmanship that CollectA consistently delivers. The realism extends to the main and tail as well. The thick caramel-colored mane and tail flow naturally, each strand seemingly caught in a moment of graceful movement. It's a testament to the designers' dedication to accuracy that even in a stationary model, the illusion of motion is so convincingly achieved.
Thoroughbred Mare Perlino Information:
Thoroughbred Mare Perlino horses are a specific type of horse that combines the characteristics of being a Thoroughbred, a mare, and possessing the perlino coloration. Let's break down each aspect:
Thoroughbred: Thoroughbreds are a breed of horse primarily known for their excellence in horse racing. They are highly prized for their speed, agility, and stamina. Thoroughbreds are known for their sleek and athletic build, making them ideal for racing and other equestrian sports.
Mare: A mare is a female horse that is typically used for breeding purposes. Mares play a crucial role in the continuation of horse populations by producing offspring. They can be used for various disciplines, such as racing, show jumping, dressage, or simply as companion animals.
Perlino coloration: Perlino is a dilution gene that affects a horse's coat color. Horses with perlino coloration have a cream-colored or pale coat, often with a slightly pinkish or golden hue. They have light-colored manes and tails, typically white or pale cream. The eyes of perlino horses are often a striking blue color, which is a characteristic feature of the dilution gene.
When you combine these three aspects, a Thoroughbred Mare Perlino horse refers to a female Thoroughbred horse with a perlino coat color. Such horses are relatively rare and can be highly sought after due to their unique appearance and the potential for passing on the dilution gene to their offspring.
Part of the Equestrian Series by CollectA.
Hand Painted. Made of durable synthetic material.
Product Code: CollectA 88985
by CollectA
