Paddock™ Decorative Horse Statue

Balanced on two legs and a tail.

$69.90

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A rearing horse is pure motion frozen — and this decorative horse statue captures it without any visible tricks. Cast in resin and standing 30.5 cm tall, it balances on two hind legs because the tail sweeps down to the floor and carries the weight, so there's no rod and no plinth to spoil the line.

Choose from three finishes to match your shelves, desk, or sideboard.

Rearing pose in cast resin, 30.5 cm tall
Tail carries the weight — no rod, no plinth
Stands balanced on its two hind legs
Available in three finishes to suit your space

Product Info

Cast resin, matte painted finish

Material

Console-scale — 30.5 cm tall

Size

Overview

A rearing horse is the hardest thing to put on a shelf — the whole animal balanced on two hind legs, which is why most versions cheat with a steel rod up the belly or an oversized plinth.

Prance earns the pose instead. Muscle and tendon run through the chest and haunch, the mane falls in separate strands, the tail fans as it drops. Motion held still.

Care

Dust with a soft dry brush rather than a cloth — it slips between the mane strands and the raised forelegs. Keep it out of long direct sun, and skip polish and solvents: the finish sits on the surface of the resin.

Materials

Cast resin with a painted matte finish — not solid bronze, brass or stone. Three finishes off the same mould, each with a matching base.

Size: 30.5 cm tall, 17 cm long, 8 cm deep, 550 g
Detail: Modelled muscle and tendon, mane cut as separate strands, long tail falling to the ground as a third support
Base: Flat oval, sits level
Finishes: Antique Gold (warm matte gold, mottled dark-bronze base), Chalk White (soft matte white), Charcoal (deep matte black)

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Shipping & Delivery

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Returns

You have 30 days from delivery to return unused items in their original packaging. Return shipping is your responsibility unless the item is defective. If anything arrives damaged, defective or not as described, email us a photo and we'll replace or refund it.

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The tail is structural

Sweeping tail is the hidden third legWeight kept low, so it sits down solidMuscle and mane modelled to read at 2 m

Cast resinMatte finishFlat oval base

Rearing horse statue on a travertine console beside art books and a slim ceramic vase

Console-worthy scale

Big enough to hold a shelf

Enough presence to carry a console, a mantel or a wide desk corner on its own, with no cluster of smaller objects needed around it. Give it a clear, level spot.

The three finishes side by side: antique gold, chalk white and charcoal

Pick a finish

Three finishes, one shape

One mould, three finishes. Antique Gold is warm and matte over a mottled bronze rock base; Chalk White reads like plaster; Charcoal holds the strongest silhouette against light paint. Same shape, same price — pick on the wall behind it.

Horse statue labelled 30.5 cm tall, cast resin 550 g, tail is the third leg

The engineering

Why it stands up

The tail falls in one thick mass to the ground behind the hooves and acts as a third leg — no rod, no plinth, no wire. Weight is kept low in the base and hind legs, so it sits down solid.

4.7 / 5 ★★★★★

Trusted by people who take rest seriously

From recovery nights to everyday sleep, our customers choose structure that holds up.

★★★★★

It stands without a rod

Every rearing horse I looked at either had a visible metal rod or sat on a plinth the size of a coaster. This one balances on the two back legs and the tail, and once you see it you cannot unsee how neatly it is done. Solid on my oak console, no lean, no wobble when the drawer below shuts. Went for the charcoal against a pale wall and the outline reads beautifully.

Callum R.

Verified buyer

★★★★★

It needs its own space and earns it

It needs its own space and it earns it. The mane is properly cut into strands rather than one smooth lump, which is what makes it look like a sculpture rather than a gift-shop thing. Sits down solid on the console with no lean.

Bea N.

Verified buyer

★★★★★

Gold is warmer than it looks online

I hesitated over the gold expecting something brash and it is not — matte, quite antique, with darker shading down in the muscle so it does not glare under a lamp. Against a walnut console it looks properly expensive.

Yusuf A.

Verified buyer

Frequently asked questions

Is it bronze or resin?

Cast resin with a painted matte finish, not solid bronze, brass or stone. At 550 g it sits down properly on a shelf. What you are getting is the modelling and the free-standing pose.

Does it really stand on its own?

Yes, with no rod, wire or wall support. The long tail falls to the ground behind the hooves and acts as a third contact point alongside the two hind legs, and the weight sits low so the centre of gravity is under the belly. The flat oval underside sits level.

How much space does it need?

30.5 cm tall, 17 cm long and 8 cm deep — a console, mantel, credenza or wide desk-corner piece, designed to be read from a couple of metres away.

Which finish should I choose?

All three are the same mould, size and price, so choose on the wall behind it. Antique Gold is a warm matte gold with darker shading in the muscle over a mottled bronze base — the richest of the three, strongest against dark walls and wood. Chalk White reads quiet and sculptural, and looks best where there is some contrast behind it. Charcoal keeps the strongest silhouette against light paint and shows dust the least.