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Western Horse

by Breyer · Mold
Western Horse

“Western Horse” — a collector’s finish on this mold.

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Breyer · Traditional (1:9) · Mold

This is a mold (the sculpture). Collectors finish it in many different colors, so the photos below are a range of finishes — not a single model.

Year 1950Material Plastic

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Releases on this mold (28)

1950–2025 · every release the community has catalogued, in the order they reached shelves.

📊 Production at a glance, 1950–2025
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Bars are production runs at true width · dots are single-year releases · 7 shorter runs shown as dots. Details on every row below.

10
’50s
1
’70s
5
’90s
4
’00s
6
’10s
2
’20s

1950s 10 releases

1950–1962
Glossy and semigloss white, usually a white mane and tail, gold bridle, black Western saddle with gold trim
1950–1962
Glossy and semigloss white, usually a white mane and tail, gold bridle, black Western saddle with gold trim
1951–1953
Palomino in glossy, semigloss and matte, bald face, four stockings, white or light palomino mane and tail, usually a gold bridle, brown saddle
1954–1966
Glossy and matte palomino tobiano, four stockings, white mane, palomino tail tipped white, gold bridle, brown saddle with gold trim
1954–1973
Black tobiano in glossy, semigloss and matte, four stockings, white mane, black tail tipped white, gold bridle, black saddle
1954–1973
Black tobiano in glossy, semigloss and matte, four stockings, white mane, black tail with a white tip, gold bridle, black saddle
1954–1970
Palomino in glossy, semigloss and matte, bald face, four stockings, white or light palomino mane and tail, usually a gold bridle, brown saddle
1956–1960
Glossy black, no white markings, black mane and tail, gold bridle, black saddle trimmed in gold
1956–1957
Palomino in glossy, semigloss and matte, bald face, four stockings, white or light palomino mane and tail, most with a gold bridle and brown saddle
1959–1962
Glossy black, bald face running over the muzzle, four stockings, black mane, black tail with a white tip, silver bridle, black saddle with silver trim

1970s 1 release

1970–1972
Black tobiano in glossy, semigloss and matte, four stockings, white mane, black tail with a white tip, gold bridle, white saddle

1990s 5 releases

1990
Glossy caramel tobiano, bald face, four stockings, white mane with a grey forelock, light palomino shaded tail with a white tip, gold bridle, glossy brown saddle
1992–1994
Alabaster, pink nose and ears, grey shading on the knees, hocks, mane and tail, gold bridle, black Western saddle
1995
Western Horse#701895🏷️ ~$62
Palomino, four stockings, light palomino mane and tail, gold bridle, tan-shaded saddle
1996–1997
Bay roan extended blanket, solid face, eyes black or bi-color, socks on the near fore and off hind, black points, gold bridle, black Western saddle with gold trim

2000s 4 releases

2000–2006
Palomino, white upper muzzle, near hind sock, white mane and tail, black and silver bridle and Western saddle
2003–2004
Hopalong Cassidy's Topper#1177🏷️ ~$200
White with light grey shading over the body, mane and tail, faintly pink ears and muzzle
2004
Semigloss white, white mane and tail, gold bridle, black Western saddle with gold trim

2010s 6 releases

2010
Wedgewood Blue Decorator
2015
Glitterati#1735🏷️ ~$85
Glossy bay with an extended blanket, interrupted stripe, black points, hind socks
2015
Matte bay with an extended blanket, interrupted stripe, black points, white highlights through the mane and tail, hind socks

2020s 2 releases

2020
chestnut, snip, flaxen mane/tail, four stockings
2025
dappled grey, blaze, snip 4 stockings
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Details

ManufacturerBreyer
ArtistChris Hess
ScaleTraditional (1:9)
MaterialPlastic
Release Year Start1950

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