LONESTAR HORSE (#02331)

Lonestar is a happy horse. He loves to gallop through the fields and drink from the cool streams. He likes to run like the wind... and to sleep like... well, like a horse. He never aspired to be a race horse or to pull a beer wagon like his brothers and sisters. What he does like to do however, is march down Main Street in a parade carrying a cowboy, and he likes to nibble at the popcorn offered him by friendly children when he visits the park with Officer Fred. Lonestar is 12 inches tall... and that's much too small for his giant heart!

HORACE HORSE (#M2567)

In the world of unlikely professions, Horace Horse stands out. Or we should say, dances out! Even as a pony he aspired to a career in tap dancing figuring that his advantage in this field, four legs instead of two, would quickly propel him to the heights of stardom. He changed his name to "Clackity the Dancing Horse" so it would look better in the biz magazines like Variety, Dance Magazine and Horse Illustrated, and then he waited for his career to take off. Unfortunately it was a long wait. He hadn't figured on the fact that most night clubs, dinner theaters, dance halls, and the like, would have rules about not allowing horses on stage because of damage to their wood floors. Our Horace Horse is 12 inches tall.

HARRY HORSE (#2814)

Harry is a natural blonde! And he loves it! But it was not always so. As a pony he couldn't stand looking just like every other palomino pony in the corral. So he made a deal with the Rancher's son to trade horseback trips to school for a henna rinse. Harry loved being a roan... but after only a few weeks in the sun his coat began to turn pink... and this was worse than blonde. The Rancher's son tried to help him fix it with some black boot dye and for a while he looked just like the famous "Black Beauty." Unfortunately, with the first heavy rain of winter, Harry began to turn purple... and it was the last straw! After being "The Horse of Many Colors" for the past six months, being simply a palomino was beginning to look pretty good. And after 16 shampoos and two trips through the carwash, Harry is a palomino again! He is 14 inches tall.

Ride on into fun with the horse puppet! Slide your hand through the neck to open her mouth, turn her head or buck. With her flowing mane and animated face, she's a sure bet for all horse lovers, young and old. This Hand Puppet is 18 inches long.

BLACK HORSE (#2527)

This Hand Puppet is 18 inches long.

HUEY HIPPOPOTAMUS (#02338)

The word hippopotamus comes from two Greek words that mean “river horse.” There are two species of hippopotamuses. The smaller species, called the pygmy hippo, stands barely waist-high to an adult human. Its bigger relative—known as the river or common hippopotamus or, simply, hippopotamus—is one of the world's largest and heaviest land animals, weighing up to about 8,800 lbs. Although strictly a plant eater, the hippopotamus has massive jaws with formidable tusks. It is said that he also has an unpredictable temperament and is capable of biting through small boats and slicing crocodiles in two. Huey here says that this is all nonsense. He looks nothing like a horse; he's 12 inches tall and weighs 1/2 lb.; he loves everyone and he never, never, never eats anything bigger than his head! A good rule for all of us!

HIPPOPOTAMUS (#NP8231)

This beautiful Hand Puppet is 22 inches long. Puppeteer inserts hand into slot on underside and up into head for very realistic mouth action.