About as awesome as a pony can be! Plains Indian Ceremonial Medicine Horse stands on a sculpted to look like stone, ready for his rider. The horse is colored a shining golden bronze, with a black tail and mane. Symbols appear in orange on his body: lightning zigzags for speed, handprints for caring and healing.

The second photo shows the blanket, reins and bit are decorated with multicolored beads, and with the white, gray and brown feathers of eagles and other birds. His owner has dressed Medicine Horse with a collection of personal objects believed to give the rider power shields, a lance, a bow, a pipe, and assorted amulets and talismans. Artist: Star Liana York Sponsors: E. Stephen and Kim Charlton Benson

Medicine Horse was introduced by the Trail of Painted Ponies in Summere 2004. Medicine Horse was one of the most popular horses produced by Westland Giftware. It was not retired until February 2011. The last Medicine Horse figurine produced was  #11E/8675. That means 118,675 figurines were made.