Total Package - Hoof Prints of the American Quarter Horse - Amarillo, TX - Fiberglass Horses on Waymarking.com

The plate on the base identifies Total Package as the creation of Gabe Trevizio, and she is owned by the American Quarter Horse Museum. The American Quarter Horse Association purchased the first twenty horses in the project, so she might be one of the early ones. She's gray on one side, with black muzzle and tail, and a saddle. Her forelegs are black and white. Her black mane is bundled, a practice that some Native Americans used to avoid problems with their bows and arrows. On the other side, she is tan, with a saddle atop a blue saddle blanket Her bridle is brown on the gray side, and brown and blue on the tan side.

Physical Address: 1600 Quarter Horse Dr Amarillo, TX USA 79104 Web site: [Web Link] Horses Name: Total Package Background Story: "Hoof Prints of the American Quarter Horse" is a city-wide public art display featuring more than 100 fiberglass replicas of an American Quarter Horse. Handled by Center City of Amarillo, with the American Quarter Horse Association as sponsor. it was begun in 2002 to raise money and promote art in public places. Each is a life-sized American Quarter Horse, in honor of an animal so vital to the city of Amarillo. Each horse weighs 125 pounds, and costs $3,500, requiring from three to six months from a local artist to create.

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