Cake figures horses, Bullyland, various figures figures

Cake figures for your child's birthday party with a horse / pony theme

1x cake / game figure

Brand: Bullyland

Material: plastic, pvc-free, hand-painted, high-quality workmanship

Sizes (H x W x D)

• Paint Horse mare/ brown-white (11.3 x 14.4 x 5.5cm)
• Trakehner gelding/ light brown with white / short mane (10.4 x 15.5 x 3.9 cm)
• Andalusian gelding/ grey with saddle (11.5 x 15.5 x 5.9 cm)
• Oldenburg gelding/ white (12.6 x 14.5 x 4.9 cm)
• Hanoverian stallion/ brown with saddle (11.4 x 15.5 x 5.5 cm)
• Haflinger mare/ brown (9.9 x 13.1 x 5 cm)
• Rider Julia/ purple top, riding breeches and shoes, riding helmet - can sit on the horses for riding (9.7 x 7.7 x 4.8 cm)
• Rider girl Emily/ pink shirt, blue pants with helmet, can sit on horses for riding:
• Knabstrupper stallion/ white with grey spots (10.4 x 11.9 x 5.6 cm)
• Arabian mare/ white with saddle (11 x 14.6 x 4.6 cm)
• Paint Horse foal/ white with brown pattern (7.9 x 9.8 x 3 cm)
• Shetland pony mare/ brown-white (7.5 x 9 x 2.7 cm)

Paint Horses (mare and foal):

Paint Horses originate in the USA and are so-called Western horses. Their compact, agile build, medium size, and well-developed muscles make them ideal for short-distance racing, Western riding, and ranch work. Paint Horses are easy to ride, have strong nerves, and a good-natured disposition.

Trakehner gelding:

The Trakehner is considered the oldest riding horse breed in Germany and is particularly successful in eventing, endurance riding, and dressage. This noble warmblood breed is particularly willing to perform, but can also be a bit difficult at times. The lifelike representation of the Bullyland figurine shows the Trakehner gelding ready for the next competition. He has bandaged his pasterns and braided his mane.

Andalusian gelding:

The Andalusian is a noble Iberian horse. Its movements are characterized by elegance and great jumping power, making it particularly suitable for the "Hauté à la mode." Andalusians are very docile, sensitive animals that often form a strong bond with their rider and are rather wary of strangers. The lifelike Bullyland figure shows the Andalusian gelding equipped with a saddle pad, saddle, and bridle.

Oldenburg gelding:

The Oldenburger is a riding horse breed originating in northern Germany and a well-known sport horse type with numerous international successes. It has a good-natured and exceptionally strong character, is courageous, and is therefore ideally suited as a show jumper. The Bullyland figurine depicts the Oldenburg gelding as a rare gray.

Hanoverian stallion:

The Hanoverian, predestined for major sporting events, can be competed at the highest levels in dressage, show jumping, and eventing. The breed is considered docile, attentive, balanced, and spirited, and thanks to its excellent gait, it is one of the most successful horse breeds in all three disciplines. The Bullyland figurine, a true-to-life representation, shows the Hanoverian stallion equipped with a saddle pad, saddle, and bridle.

Haflinger mare:

The Haflinger is a robust mountain horse that is primarily used today as a leisure horse for riding. Officially, the Haflinger is classified as a pony or small horse breed. They are highly productive, docile, and strong-nerved. The lifelike representation of the Bullyland figure shows the Haflinger mare in her typical light chestnut coloring.

Knabstrupper Stallion:

The Knabstrupper is a baroque horse breed originating in Denmark and boasting a powerful physique. The Bullyland figurine depicts the Knabstrupper stallion with its typical, striking tiger-spotted coat.

Arabian mare:

Due to their high level of hard work and toughness, Arabians are very popular trail and endurance riding horses. They tolerate high temperatures and high humidity and were bred for endurance. The success of these spirited horses is explained by their history: For centuries, they were the mounts of the Bedouins, lived in hot climates, moved over difficult terrain, and had to cover long distances on meager rations. Arabians naturally have indestructible legs and are extremely enduring. The lifelike representation of the Bullyland figure shows the Arabian mare ready for the next tournament, equipped with a saddle pad, saddle, bridle, and bandages.

Shetland Pony

Relative to their body size, Shetland ponies are among the strongest horses of all. When well-trained, these long-lived ponies can pull twice their weight. They are considered undemanding, robust, and very intelligent, but can also be a bit stubborn at times. The Bullyland figure, faithfully depicted in the original, shows the Shetland pony mare with short fur; in winter, the ponies wear a kind of "winter coat" to protect themselves from the cold.