"Hot on the track, the MBS series horse burst from the gate — a lean chestnut with a white blaze that flashed under the noon sun. Each stride ate the turf with fierce economy; the muscles along its flank rolled like taut ropes as it surged past rivals. Jockey and mount moved as one: a practiced rhythm of breath, balance and will. Spectators rose, voices knitting into a single roar as the horse carved a clean line down the stretch. Heat shimmered above the dirt; the animal’s coat gleamed, steam rising where exertion met the cool breeze. In the winner’s circle, sweat and glory mixed, and the MBS contender — now a name on every tongue — stood proud, hot from victory and already the subject of tomorrow’s wagers and stories."

In late 2022, pop star Halsey posted an Instagram story of her studio. Zoomed in on the background shelf was a MBS Series Horse Hot. Within 48 hours, the remaining inventory on secondary markets was bought out. Halsey later clarified it was a gift from a fan, but the damage (or benefit) was done.

Depending on whether you are referring to the "Meet the Horses" social media series or the Marina Bay Sands (MBS)

Why the scorching price tag?