This classy horse stands 5.5" tall and was made in Mexico by Loza Electrica which went out of business in 1989. Loza Electrica was owned by Eric Renaker, the grandson of the founders of Hagen Renaker. These pieces are becoming much more sought after by collectors, and we expect the trend to continue as they become harder to find.
This horse is about the same size as the Arabian above and was made in Mexico by Loza Electrica. This is one of the special color variations in Palomino with a white right front stocking.
This horse stands 5.5" tall and was made in Mexico by Loza Electrica. This horse has some exceptional shading! All of these horses were glazed in bay, but this is the only one we have seen with two white stockingettes on the left side.
Okay, so I liked the bay Loza Arabian so much that I just had to have the palomino and grey ones too!
This awesome horse stands just under 5.75" tall. Although it was made by Loza Electrica, it was marketed through Black Horse Ranch as "Clancy". It was sculpted by Sue Sifton, and glazed in a few other colors such as white, black/white paint, bay, and red chestnut. Less than 100 of this color was ever produced. These horses are very difficult to find.
This neat little guy sits a few inches tall and has some very subtle light grey shading. He was also made by Loza Electrica, along with many other tiny animal figurines.
This tiny little zebra was also made by Loza Electrica. He stands about 2.25" tall, and is becoming a bit more difficult to find.