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Saddlebred Weanling
by Breyer · Mold🐴
Breyer · Traditional (1:9) · Mold
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Year 1973Material Plastic
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Releases on this mold (27)
BreyerFest 1997 — Live Auction 13chestnut pintoBreyerFest 1998 — Live Auction 20BreyerFest 2012 — Live Auction 06BreyerFest Early Bird Drawing Prize (1 made)Dappled gold tobiano, shaded muzzle, three stockings but not the off fore, streaked flaxen tailBurnt Sienna, American Saddlebred WeanlingRed roan, red chestnut head with a bald face, black or bi-color eyes, red chestnut points, hind stockingsChubasco and Caravelle With American Saddlebred StallionMatte chestnut tobiano, blaze, white legs, chestnut and white mane, chestnut tailChubasco and Caravelle With American Saddlebred StallionChestnut tobiano, blaze, white legs, chestnut and white mane, chestnut tailCollector's Rocking Horse With snaffle bit, tan saddle, yellow saddle pad, yellow or dark brown plastic rockersFlocked chestnut, blaze, brown or blue glass eyes, four stockings, synthetic chestnut hair mane and tailEquitanaUSA Live Show Prize (10 made)midnight blue, white and light blue/purple specklesFamily Saddlebred Trio With American Saddlebred Stallion, National Show Horseblack, star, black mane/tail, three stockings, not near foreFuture Champion Show Set With Brenda Breyer, leather halter and lead.Bay tobiano, solid face, mane mostly white, black tail with streaking, four high stockingsGaited Breeds of America With Five Gaiter, Tennessee Walking Horsedark golden palomino, diamond star, white pointsJCPenney Holiday CatalogJCPenney Holiday Catalog Hair color varies, with medium purple, a lighter, pinker version of the above, and strawberry blonde known.Flocked mauve, solid face, most with blue glass eyes, lavender synthetic hair for mane and tailJust About Horses (1,000 made) Hand numbered and dated "1984" on belly.chestnut, star, flaxen mane/tail, four stockingsJust About Horses Vol VII #3Kentuckiana Saddlebred Weanling (1995) Kentuckiana American Saddlebred (1996)Dappled liver chestnut, blaze running down over the muzzle, darker liver mane and tail, near hind and fore stockingsParade of Breeds With Proud Arabian Mare, Cantering Welsh PonyAlabaster with slight grey shading over the body, soft grey mane and tailPresented to Marney Walerius by Breyer at the first BreyerFest. (1 made) Same pattern as #818Black tobiano, narrow blaze, tri-color eyes, pink nostrils, white mane and tailRavensemigloss plum black, star, black mane/tailSaddlebred WeanlingCaramel tobiano, narrow blaze, tri-colored eyes, pink nostrils, white mane and tailSaddlebred WeanlingMatte and semigloss dark chestnut, blaze, most with near hind and fore stockings, mane and tail matching the body or slightly darkerSaddlebred Weanlingdapple grey, bald face, darker grey points, four socksSears Holiday Catalog Some with red in nostrils. Model shown is from the Black Horse Ranch Model Horse Collection.Flocked black blanket, bald face, white muzzle, blue glass eyes, four stockings, black synthetic hair mane and tailTraditional Series Three Piece Set With Bluegrass Bandit, Missouri Fox TrotterShaded chestnut, shaded knees, four stockings, chestnut mane, streaked flaxen tailVintage Appaloosa Saddlebred Weanlingblack semi-leopardVintage Collectors Club (1,200 sets made) "Vintage Collector Club 2025" stamp on belly. Came with Certificate of Authenticity and booklet featuring the history and significance of model.
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Details
| Manufacturer | Breyer |
| Scale | Traditional (1:9) |
| Material | Plastic |
| Release Year Start | 1973 |
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