Kelly Kurtz

Official Description: Pony Story: Native Americans believed that the bond between horse and rider was sacred. These two spirits became one. inBlood Brothers in pays tribute to this eternal devotion as a loyal war pony respectfully bows at the grave of his fallen rider, his friend, his Blood Brother. Even at the end of life, these bonds of loyalty and love could never be broken.

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Official Description: Pony Story: As symbolic of the cowboy culture as the horse, is a finely tooled leather saddle, ornately carved and embellished by a master craftsman with designs that range from basket weaves and sprawling vines, to oak and acorn patterns, to southwestern scenes. All stitched together with delicate precision, and so carefully laid out your eye moves over them connecting each piece into a unified work of art. “Desperado” invites you to mount up and join the adventure, riding with the likes of Buffalo Bill Cody and the Lone Ranger.

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Official Description: Pony Story: Inspired by the popular Christmas song “Little Drummer Boy,” which tells the story of a poor young boy who is summoned to the Nativity of Christ and, without a gift, plays his drum to the delight of Mary and baby Jesus, this Painted Pony prances to the beat of his own drum as his pa-rum-pum-pums bring heartwarming magic to the holiday season. inDrummer Boy in was released as a Holiday 2019 exclusive for Dillard's stores.

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Official Description: Pony Story: Inspired by the popular Christmas song “Little Drummer Boy,” which tells the story of a poor young boy who is summoned to the Nativity of Christ and, without a gift, plays his drum to the delight of Mary and baby Jesus, this Painted Pony prances to the beat of his own drum as his pa-rum-pum-pums bring heartwarming magic to the holiday season. inDrummer Boy in was released as a Holiday 2019 exclusive for Dillard's stores.

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Official Description: Pony Story: Unicorns are more than a horse with a horn. They are creatures of beauty, magic, mystery, gentleness and purity that have the power to take us wonderful places, and make our dreams come true.

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Official Description: Pony Story: Spanish for “Painted Past, in inPintado Pasado in honors the early history of the American Paint Horse that first reached the shores of America in 1519. When the Spanish Conquistadors sailed to the new world they brought different horse breeds with them. A diary kept on one of the voyages describes a horse with “four white stockings” mating with “a dark roan horse with white patches on his side.” They turned out to be the Adam and Eve of the American Paint Horse, a breed that was treasured and believed to be sacred, among Native Americans.

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