Moneigh print painted by Harley, the famous pony horse at Churchill/Keeneland

rerunthoroughbred
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US $20.00
ApproximatelyEUR 17.09
Condition:
New
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More than 10 available7 sold
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US $7.00 (approx EUR 5.98) USPS Priority Mail®.
Located in: Rancho Santa Fe, California, United States
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Item specifics

Condition
New
Jockey
Monnie Goetz
Sport
Horse Racing
Officially Licensed
Yes
Size
9" x 12"
Color
Multi-Color
Product
Print Moneigh painted by Harley at Keeneland
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rerunthoroughbred

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Moneighs are abstract artwork created by a Thoroughbred using their lips, muzzle, whiskers, tail, and/or hoof. The name is derived from the artist, Monet, and the neigh of a horse. Moneigh is a ...
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