I searched 500+ entries and found about 125 Taurus symbols with long horns (some longer than the VMS bull), many of them curvy. The Aurochs wasn't extinct yet and it had long curvy horns, so perhaps some of the Taurus drawings were inspired by this wild bovine.
So, I don't think we can list long curvy horns as rare. Long necks are not particularly rare either. They're not common, but see Walters MS W.26 as an example of long horse-like necks on both Aries and Taurus. Marginal split-hoofed animals often have long necks. The only way you can identify some of them is by reading the labels.
As for originality, the VMS is not alone in this. Add MS 61887 has an interesting and unusual variant on Gemini—two merpeople.
So, I don't think we can list long curvy horns as rare. Long necks are not particularly rare either. They're not common, but see Walters MS W.26 as an example of long horse-like necks on both Aries and Taurus. Marginal split-hoofed animals often have long necks. The only way you can identify some of them is by reading the labels.
As for originality, the VMS is not alone in this. Add MS 61887 has an interesting and unusual variant on Gemini—two merpeople.
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