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Mattel Barbie Jumper Tawny Horse with Barbie | 
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| Brand: Mattel Category: Toy
List Price: $39.95 Buy New: $29.99 You Save: $9.96 (25%)
New (3) from $29.99
Rating: 11 reviews Sales Rank: 3932
Autographed: No Memorabilia: No Fragile: No Batteries Included: No Age: 3 - 8 years Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.7 Dimensions (in): 3.5 x 18.1 x 13
MPN: L4395-ZZ Model: L4395 UPC: 027084496505 EAN: 0027084496505 ASIN: B000MTA432
Release Date: June 1, 2007 Availability: In stock soon. Order now to get in line. First come, first served.
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| Features:
| • | Barbie and her palomino, Jumping Tawny, ready for the show ring | | • | Sturdy doll, fully posable limbs | | • | Encourages imaginative play; overall good design | | • | Includes doll, horse, accessories | | • | Ideal for ages 6 and older |
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Product Description In the jumping competition, girls can really show Tawny and Barbie jump over the fence. Pull back on Tawny horse's leg for dramatic trotting and jumping movement and she really neighs in a fully extended pose. Barbie doll is sporting an animal print helmet, fun fuzzy coat, equestrian pants and boots, and Tawny horse coordinates with animal print blanket and saddle. Also includes a rose wreath, adjustable jumping fence, a blue ribbon and trophy to play out the jumping competition. Length (nose to tail): 10.5". Height (floor to tips of ears): 11.8". Doll height: 11.5
Amazon.com Product Description Waiting for their turn in the jumping competition, Barbie and her Palomino friend Tawny are in top shape for the show ring! Sporting a stylish pink animal print helmet that matches Tawny's saddle blanket, Barbie is sleekly athletic and shapely in her white satin riding pants. This is an ideal toy for the equestrian-loving preteen girl. 
The Tawny set comes complete with jumping fence. View larger. | 
Barbie naturally leans forward in the saddle and is fully posable. View larger. | In Shape and Ready to Win Looking spry and athletic, this Barbie doll features fully posable limbs constructed of hard plastic. The doll's body has a full range of movement. When the horse "trots," it looks as if Barbie is posting; when preparing for a jump and the horse's limbs are fully extended, Barbie naturally leans forward in the saddle. Even the doll's head moves in subtle angles: Canted at a coy, 45-degree angle, it looks as if she's entreating the judges for points. Designed for Robust Play In general, the design and construction of the doll is excellent. She has an updated look and wardrobe and she is sturdy enough to withstand robust play. A minor problem is that Barbie's boots tend to slip off and don't fit well into the stirrups. Tawny has a few more design quirks. Because of the way the horse moves, the limbs need to be loose. However, the horse's legs seem lightly constructed in comparison to its heavier middle. Once the blanket, saddle, and wreath of roses are in place, the horse needs to be held firmly or it tends to drop into a "downward dog" yoga pose. All accessories are sturdy and well made except for the fence posts, which are a bit too easily knocked off. A Pony Ride to Imagination In this era of high-tech toys, the Barbie and Tawny are sweetly refreshing, the way toys are meant to be. They engage a child in imaginative and interactive play instead of simply providing passive entertainment. What is beautiful and realistic about their play is how well in-sync the horse and rider are in their trot. Trotting the horse is achieved by pulling the horse's legs halfway back (no battery power is needed), and then manually manipulating the toy. For the girl who is moving Barbie and Tawny around the imaginary show ring and making the story up as she goes along, no batteries are required. However, Barbie's horse comes with a battery pack that folds his front legs into a jump position, and allows him to voice his delight by neighing. While this is all good fun, Barbie and Tawny are almost better off without the battery power. Manually trotting the horse around the ring is just as fun, and the sound quality of the horse's neighing doesn't sound enough like a horse. Your little girl will enjoy creating the sounds herself as she spends hours with her new friends. Pros - Attractive, well-constructed doll
- Encourages interactive play
- Doll has excellent range of motion
- Realistic-looking riding movements
Cons - Horse is a bit unsteady
- "Jumping" is accomplished by lifting the horse
- Jump position and voice are just as much fun to create without batteries
- Fence poles are too easy to knock off
What's in the Box Doll and horse, jumping fence, saddle, six ribbons, tack brush, trophy.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 6 more reviews...
Great value November 26, 2008 ChrisChris (Monterey,CA) My 6 years old daughter simly adores this toy especially the horse! She has it for 2 months and hasn't lost her interest on it (yet)!! She runs around the house with the horse pretending they are jumping together and she really likes the sound that it makes. The doll is also very good quality because the hair after two months is still soft and like new.It's perfect for girls who love horses.
A big hit for the horse November 15, 2008 S. Canada (New York) My Daughter got this for her birthday last year. The horse gets five stars all the way. She never really showed interest in the doll and the other accessories, that is why I gave it an overall four stars. A year later, the horse still goes with her everywhere and I love the imagination that comes with it. God willing, we will be getting her the baby horse for christmas this year to add to her fun.
Niece's loves this August 4, 2008 Traci Freeman (Deer Park, TX) We bought this for my niece and she has tons of fun. Lots of small parts though. Those get lost in no time.
Great addition to horse collection January 28, 2008 J. Wilson (Atlanta, GA USA) 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
My 6 year old pony-collecting daughter loves this horse and "jumps" her around the house with and without the barbie rider. The jump, stand and other accessories are cheap but the pony seems very durable. I read a negative review because it didn't jump on its own like the similar Tawny walking pony - but come on now, what do you expect? I love that it doesn't require on/off switch or frequent battery replacement, yet it is complex enough to teach a realistic jumping technique. Especially great if your horse-fan prefers hands-on play. Price varies a lot - Amazon had the best!
Daughters love it! January 18, 2008 Joy Riaz 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Both my daughters loved this one. Should have bought 2 for the price. I didn't know that the horse made real horse sounds. Very nice.
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