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Breyer of the Month
Trigger- Roy Rodger's Horse
Trigger was often billed as "the smartest horse in the movies" during his heyday with singing cowboy Roy Rogers. Though Rogers was the real star of the show, Trigger became a popular public figure right along with him. The pair starred in dozens of westerns in the 1930s and 1940s; Trigger even shared the title in two, My Pal Trigger (1946) and Trigger, Jr. (1950). (Rogers's wife and co-star Dale Evans had her own favorite horse, Buttermilk.) Born in 1932, he lived until 1965! Movie walk of Fame at Mann's Chinese Theatre formally called Grahamn's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood California Ceremonies where held for Roy Roger & Trigger on April 21, 1949, where you can see his "hoof" print. There was a second Trigger called Trigger II, he wasn't by the first and he was a Tennessee Walker.

Cupid and Arrow.
A real life story about how Cupid was rescued and she surprises everybody by giving birth to a foal with an arrow on his butt around Valentine's Day. She was saved by Buck Kalinowski, and he called her Cupid because of the heart shape on her forhead. Little did he know the mare was keeping a loving secret from him. Just before Valentine's Day she gave birth to a healthy colt, which has an Arrow marking on his butt. They have been to Breyerfest, Ripley's Believe It or Not, Animal Miracles and Equine Affaire in Mass. There is even a book written by Buck Kalinowski, called Cupid's Secret