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    Maggie Mae Zing Magellan

    PEACH BUZZ ~ GREEK KEY

        The Greek Key Pattern also known as the "meander" has been used for centuries to decorate clothing, jewelry, buildings, vases and other forms of art.  

        The key pattern is most frequently associated with Greece thanks to the Ancient Greeks’ commitment to employing it prolifically. The motif was employed with abundance across temples and monuments in Ancient Greece as much as it was on domestic pots and vases. 

        But, have you ever wondered why its called the Greek Key Pattern?  Take a look at the photo below: 1b668d8f1619fae65b2b32996bff51fb.png.a3d905b218f309562f325894f3ab6d74.png

    Amaretto did their own version of the Greek Key pattern on the Craved Greek Key collection.  Starting in July 1 until July 31, 2019 if you bred these horse together: Tangerine Crazed Coat Appaloosa, Berry Blue Crazed Coat Roan, Lemon Lime Crazed Coat Pinto, Perfect Peach Martini Crazed Coat Saddlebred, and the Plum Pie Crazed Coat Perlino you could have a chance of getting a Craved Greek Key Horse!  Pictured below are the Craved Greek Key Tangerine Appaloosa,
    Craved Greek Key Lemon Lime Pinto, Craved Greek Key Berry Blue Roan, Craved Greek Key Plum Pie Perlino, and the Craved Greek Key Perfect Peach Martini Saddlebred.

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    Whats really great about these craved horses is that they do have the ability to pass their coats!  Thats right uh huh uh huh I LIKE it!  So whoop it up and find a Craved Greek Key today and throw a toga party!!! Ahem wait erm I mean DESIGN your very own Craved Greek Key.  

    This is Peach Buzz reporting live on topics that are trending in Amaretto! 

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