Let's Go Riding - Western

Breyer Traditional - 1:9 scale (Breyer 1788)

Let's Go Riding - Western

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Cowgirl up! Palomino horse and beautifully attired rider are ready for any Western riding adventure, whether trail ride, barrel racing or the rodeo.

Set includes spotted Palomino horse, Western saddle set with bridle, 20 cm tall articulated rider dressed in casual riding attire, plus colour poster filled with facts about Western riding.

Brand / code: Breyer 1788

Model construction: Plastic

Scale: 1:9

Approximate dimensions: Horse 26 x 6 x 20 cm

Age Rating: 8+

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