What happen to the statue of roy rogers horse trigger at the roy rogers museum?

The statue of Roy Rogers' horse, Trigger, at the Roy Rogers Museum in Victorville, California, was famously preserved after Trigger's death in 1965. The statue was created using Trigger's actual hide and became a notable attraction at the museum. However, the museum closed in 2009, and the statue, along with other memorabilia, was later sold at auction in 2010. The fate of the statue post-auction is less widely known, but it remains a significant part of Roy Rogers' legacy.