This package comes with:

• Traditional Breyer Silky Keno

• Traditional Breyer Shadow of Blue

• original plastic BreyerFest bag for Shadow of Blue

• A reference photo for Shadow of Blue, signed on the back by the owner

• original box for Silky Keno

• original hang tag for Silky Keno

• original 2001 collectors manual that came in the box.

• A reference photo for Silky Keno, signed on the back by the owner.

Silky Keno spent her entire life with us, here at Seunta LLC. Shadow of Blue was born here as well. We were honored to be invited to bring both her and Shadow to BreyerFest 2001 as guest horses. And, most importantly, to have Breyer donate proceeds from their sales to the American Cancer Society.

These models have been packed away since then. Never removed from their boxes/bags until photographed this week.

Shadow of Blue #710301

BreyerFest Special Run for his appearance
1,500 made
Blue tone with black overcoat, star and snip, black points.

Amber was introduced in 1997 and has the "© Breyer Reeves." linear mold stamp on the inside of the right hind leg. After the first "Amber" and "Ashley" sets were made the molds were retooled to realign the seam over the right eye, refining the ears, and relocating the chestnuts on the hind legs of the Amber molds. The chestnuts should have been below the hocks but were originally above the hocks, which provides an easy way to tell the older models from the newer ones. Amber and Ashley are the twin daughters of Marabella, and Amber is designed to fit under Marabella's neck. Amber is a Morgan filly and Breyer mold #488. It was sculpted by Kathleen Moody.

Silky Keno #1127
Limited Edition for 2001 only
Proceeds benefited the American Cancer Society
Semigloss black overo, black mane, black and white tail, bald face, stockings.

Silky Keno was painted with dark hooves to represent the hoof black she would wear at every show. The reference photo shows this.

The Lady Phase mold is a portrait of the champion Quarter Horse mare of that name owned by singer Lynn Anderson. It was introduced in 1976 and has the round "Breyer Molding Co." mold stamp, and some have the "B" stamp as well. She has never had the "U.S.A." mold stamp. The mold was sculpted by Chris Hess and is Breyer mold #40.