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The Trail of Painted Ponies-Jingle Bell Rock

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Trail of Painted Ponies "Jingle Bell Rock," 1E/1,505.

It’s Christmas morning. Breathless with anticipation, before anyone else is awake, you make your way into the living room to see what blessings you received from Santa. You’ve been wishing for a Pony, and miracle of miracles, there he stands before you. It is not a real horse, however, he is an old-fashioned rocking horse made of wood. Nevertheless, you climb up and begin to rock back and forth. As his bells jingle jangle, you can almost feel the wind through your hair as you gallop across meadows, making this your best Christmas ever.  Ornament also available.

Item #: 6009479
Release Date: Holiday 2021
Artist: Laura Robinson
Material: Resin
Size: 8" Tall
Form: Unique Form
Retired: No

The Trail of Painted Ponies-Jingle Bell Rock
The Trail of Painted Ponies-Jingle Bell Rock Sale price$64.99 Regular price$75.99

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