• About this item.
• 1995 Reserve National Champion Futurity Colt.
• 2010 Reserve National Champion in Adult Amateur Owner to Handle (AAOTH) Arabian Stallion Halter and Reserve National Champion in Select Western.
• At the 2011 National Championships, Sshameless++ again was named the Reserve National Champion in AAOTH Stallion Halter..
• 1:9 Scale Horse.
• This Breyer Traditional horse offers unparalleled realizes and attention to detail..

• Imported from USA.

From the Manufacturer --------------------- At age three, a stunning Arabian named Sshameless++ was named the 1995 Reserve National Champion Futurity Colt. Fifteen years later, and at an age that most horses are considered to be "past their prime," Sshameless++ returned to Nationals with his new amateur owner Lisa Shover. Showing against much younger horses (from 3- to 12-years-old), Sshameless++ was named the 2010 Reserve National Champion in Adult Amateur Owner to Handle (AAOTH) Arabian Stallion Halter and Reserve National Champion in Select Western. This achievement made Sshamless++ and Lisa the only team to ever win National titles in the performance and halter divisions at the same U.S. National Arabian Horse Show, and Sshameless++ the oldest Arabian to ever win National titles in performance and halter divisions! At the 2011 National Championships, Sshameless++ again was named the Reserve National Champion in AAOTH Stallion Halter. In addition to his show ring accomplishments, Sshameless++ has proven himself to be an outstanding sire. After earning his first National title in 1995, his first foal crop went on to dominate the National Show circuit, winning nine National Championships, three Reserve National titles and 16 Top 10s! Today, his offspring continue to win National and Regional Championships throughout the U.S., Canada and abroad. As if these outstanding accomplishments are not enough, Sshameless++ and Lisa are involved in community outreach. They participate in the Arabian Horse Association's Total Arabian Learning program, where Sshameless++ serves as an ambassador of his breed and helps school children learn about Arabian horses.