Schleich Horses

The spirited Arabian Stallion looks so sleek. His coat is black as night. There are only a few light strands in his tail and on his forehead he has a delicate white stripe. When he trots elegantly across the paddock, it's obvious why he is so popular...

The petite Arabian Foal is very pretty. No wonder, with those beautiful parents. The Arabian Stallion and the Arabian Mare (both sold separately) are very proud of their little foal. Although it is still so small, it already has the grace of its parents...

The spotlessly white Arabian Mare is the beauty of the horse farm. Her friends can be truly proud to be close to her. Whoever walks by the pasture simply has to stop and admire her. Did you know that Arabian horses belong to the oldest horse breeds in...

All schleich figures are lovingly hand-painted with detailed modelling and allow children to learn as they play!

The Trakehner Foal from Schleich® HORSE CLUB is a true transformation artist. The horse’s coat gets lighter every year, almost by magic, and at some point becomes completely white. Tada! Like a real magician. If only the young horse had a magic spell...

The mane is already coiffed into elegant knots especially for the show jumping competition. The impatience is written all over the Selle Français stallion’s face – he’s already pawing excitedly at the ground and starts to trot. Let’s go!

Explore the lively world of Lakeside with this Hanoverian Gelding, Red Dun, a fun, educational toy figurine from Schleich! This toy is detailed and handheld, and is ideal for hours of imaginative play.

The Selle Français mare loves to jump over obstacles – when riding out as well as at tournaments. Her strong long hind legs are made for it. Maybe she’ll get lots more chances to jump?

Mustangs are also called "mestengos". This comes from a Spanish word meaning Òwild, strayÓ. They were originally domesticated horses that the Spanish brought to America by ship in the 16th century and that ran away once in America. Since they found...

This foal is immediately recognizable as a Peruvian Paso. It pricks up its ears curiously and flares its nostrils so it doesn’t miss a thing. It’s curious and wants to discover the world, swishing its short tail enthusiastically. It starts off at a...

You can already see that this little foal wants to become a great Haflinger one day. It has the breed’s typical cream-colored coat and the snow-white mane. Even the short tail is completely white. It perkily pricks its ears and trots across the meadow...

A cute quarter horse foal takes its first steps at the western ranch. The little one is thrilled to be taken along to western riding training by Hannah for the first time. Wrapped in a warm foal blanket, the novice eagerly watches as Hannah and her horse...