http://arts.guardian.co.uk/art/news/story/0,,2278428,00.html
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A monumental, lifelike white horse is the early favourite to become the largest piece of public sculpture Britain has ever produced. At cost of 2m, it will be more than twice as expensive as Antony Gormley’s celebrated Angel of the North. And, at 50 metres, it will be well over double the angel’s height.