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4 comments:
It looks exactly like Royal Hanneford box seat fronts and lighted ring curb. What gives? johnny
John, Hannefords ring fence has moldings of rearing white horses on it
If I'm not mistaken, this was on Circus Herman Renz from Holland when Hans was there a couple of years back. Wade do you know if these are Flavio Togni's horses? I think Joseph Bouglione had them on Cirque d' Hiver in Paris a few seasons ago.
-Chris
Chris,
They may be, but the one's that Joseph used from Flavio a few years back looked "better" and more mature. These look like younger horses. Or maybe a Lusitano deteriorates physically as it gets older.
Wade
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