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11" Chincoteague Pony
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11" Chincoteague Pony

Confirmed winnerBest-seller #8
$19.99out of_stock
Description

Breyer Plush by Aurora The Chincoteague pony is a breed of horse that lives on Assateague Island in Virginia and Maryland as one of the many breeds of feral horses in the United States. The breed was made famous by the Misty of Chincoteague series of novels written by Marguerite Henry starting in 1947. Chincoteagues are able to adapt to their environment and survive, growing thicker coats to keep them warm in the winter months. Standing 11" tall, this cute pony is sure to be a favorite among th…

2022 Fall PlushAge 0+AuroragiftwrapPlushregular line
Best-seller rank
#8
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Sustained advertising
57 months running
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VendorBreyerTypeModelPublishedSep 20, 2022CurrencyUS$ USDFirst seenJul 20, 2026Last seenJul 20, 2026Last crawledJul 20, 2026

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