Originally sculpted as a portrait of the Champion Belgium Warmblood. Has the linear Copyright Breyer Reeves Stamp on the back inside right leg, a 96 Stamp on the inside back left leg, a tiny JEH Stamp above the chestnut on the back left leg, and a By Moody Stamp on the right side of the mane. JEH stands for John E. Harrold, the injection mold engineer, and By Moody is the sculptor (some of these stamps are too covered in paint or have worn away over the years).
Models were released in November 1996 and had the bicolor eyes until the end of March 1997.
In 1999, a run of 100 models were released with a blanket and video by Spruce Meadows Masters Classic.
On the 2004 Retired List.