Traditional Molds

This mold was originally available in the Gallery Series as a portrait of the Triple Crown Winner Justify in 2019, and sculpted by Rayvin Maddock.

Based on the character from the Marguerite Henry book. Has the round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp and the USA Stamp, and some models have a B Stamp, which signifies a different plastic blend was used for the mold.

Originally sculpted as a portrait of the Champion Morgan Stallion. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Originally sculpted as a portrait of the Champion Arabian Stallion. Has the linear Copyright Breyer Reeves Stamp.

Originally sculpted as a portrait of the Champion Quarter Horse, and has been customized with a long or a swished tail. Originally had the round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp, and some models have a B Stamp, which signifies a different plastic blend was used for the mold. Starting with the 2004 releases, the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp was added.

Named after the character in Marguerite Henry's 'King of the Wind' book, and sculpted as a companion piece to Sham. This mold has an engraved 'Copyright 1986 Reeve Intl' mold mark, with the S left off of Reeves. Production of this mold had been rushed, so she is not as detailed as Sham.

Originally sculpted as a portrait of the Champion Mare and Foal, Susecion and Le Fire. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp, and this mold has also been customized as a unicorn with an added horn.

Originally sculpted as a portrait of the Champion Andalusian Stallion including the brand on the left hip. The mold was retooled to remove the brand for the release of #1143 Lavrador in 2000. Has the round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp and some models have a B Stamp, which signifies a different plastic blend was used for the mold.

Originally released in the Premier Club with mare Carina. Also known as Selene. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp, and this mold has also been customized as a unicorn with an added horn.

Originally released in the Premier Club with foal Selene. Also known as Performance Lipizzaner Mare or Carina. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp, and this mold has also been customized as a unicorn with an added horn.

Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Originally sculpted as a portrait of the Champion Welsh Cob Stallion. Has the linear Copyright Breyer Reeves Stamp.

Originally sculpted as a portrait of the Steeplechasing Legend as a Stallion, but a Mare modification began in 2010. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Originally released in the Premier Club, and also known as Latigo. Sculpted as a Gelding, but a Stallion modification began in 2014, and a Mare modification began in 2015. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp. This mold has both a long and short mane, and a long and short tail. See the Notoriously Framed record for a good visual on the different manes and tails. In 2024, a roached mane became a third variation for manes.

Has the round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp, and around 1970, the USA Stamp was added and some models have a B Stamp, which signifies a different plastic blend was used for the mold. This mold can also be modified as a Unicorn: the horn is a separate piece that is glued to the head, and the beard was added to the metal injection mold so that it could be altered for future runs of both regular horses or unicorns.

This mold was originally available as a resin released in the 2002 JC Penney Holiday Catalog. Stablemate version listed as a separate mold.

Originally sculpted as a portrait of the Famous Racehorse. The halter is part of the mold. Has the round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp, and around 1970, the USA Stamp was added, and some models have a B Stamp, which signifies a different plastic blend was used for the mold. Around 2003, the USA stamp was removed from the mold.

Originally released for Breyerfest 2016. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Originally made as a set with the twin foals Amber and Ashley. Has the linear Copyright Breyer Reeves Stamp along with a '97 engraved on the inside left hind leg. This mold has also been modified as a Unicorn with a glued on horn.

Originally released in the Premier Club. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Originally sculpted as a portrait of the Champion American Miniature Horse. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Companion Animal Series. Has a Copyright 2000 Breyer Reeves Stamp.

Originally sculpted as a portrait of the Missouri Fox Trotter Foundation Stallion, and has the linear Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp. Stablemate version listed as a separate mold.

Based on the character from the Marguerite Henry book. Has the round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp along with the USA Stamp and some models have a B Stamp, which signifies a different plastic blend was used for the mold. The 2010 Misty release does not have the USA Stamp. Ongoing research to find out when the USA Stamp was removed from the mold.

Based on the character from the Marguerite Henry books. Has the linear Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Also known as the Show Stance Morgan or Stretch Morgan. Has the round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp, and around 1970, the USA Stamp was added.

Has the round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp and some models have a B Stamp, which signifies a different plastic blend was used for the mold. This mold originally had a brand on the left hip area, but starting with the Black Beauty model in 1991, the brand was removed.

First released in the 2025 Premier Club. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Has the round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp, and around 1970, the USA Stamp was added. Starting with the 2004 releases, the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp replaced the other two. Through the 60's, the left front hoof was pared down to help with stability. In 2025, a Stablemate version was released (see separate record).

Released in the 2024 Premier Series with the mare Tigerlily. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright stamp.

Originally released in the Premier Club, and also known as Forever Saige. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Released in the 2024 Premier Series with the foal Firestorm. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright stamp.

Originally released in the Premier Club, and has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp. Stablemate version listed as a separate mold.

Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Originally sculpted as a portrait of the Champion Welsh Pony/TB Cross in 2008 and sculpted by Susan Carlton Sifton. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp. This mold is released with a loose mane and tail or a braided mane and tail. In 2012, a Little Bit size Crystal model was released.

This mold has been advertised by Breyer as both #705 and #1279. For the purposes of this database (and as seen in other references), #1279 will be used until Breyer can confirm which one is correct. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp. In 2013, a Little Bit size Crystal model was released.

Originally released in the Premier Club, and also known as Astrid. This mold came with a Fjord mane, but has since had a long windblown mane and a short spiked mane. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

This model first appeared in 2005. Sculpted by Sommer Prosser.

Removable plastic hat, and glued on blinkers. The blinkers are a separate molded piece. The harness and bridle are part of the mold. Has the round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp, and around 1970, the USA Stamp was added, and some models have a B Stamp, which signifies a different plastic blend was used for the mold. The USA Stamp has come and gone on these models starting around 2004.

This mold was originally available in the Gallery Series as the Household Cavalry Drum Horse in 1999. The first regular release in plastic was on the Wintersong Holiday model in 2007. He has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp, and has been modified as a Unicorn with a glued on horn. Originally sculpted as a Stallion, but a Gelding modification began in 2007, and a Mare modification began in 2023. A mini Stablemate version was released in 2024 (see separate record).

The halter is part of the mold. Has the round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp and some models have a B Stamp, which signifies a different plastic blend was used for the mold. Around 2015 the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp was in use.

Originally released in the 2023 Premier Club. Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Has the round Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Phantom Wings is a portrait of Misty's first foal, and his name is derived from his sire who was named 'Wings' and Misty's dam who was named 'The Phantom'. Has the round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp and some models have a B Stamp, which signifies a different plastic blend was used for the mold.

Originally sculpted as a portrait of the Famous Australian Racehorse. Sculpted as a Gelding. Inside the back left leg is engraved 'Copyright 1984 and TM 20th Century Fox' for the production company that owns the rights to the movie "Phar Lap".

Originally sculpted as a portrait of a Foundation Lipizzaner Stallion. Has the linear Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

This mold was originally available in the Gallery Series, sculpted by Marrita McMillian in 2000.

Has the round Breyer Molding Co Copyright Stamp and some models have a B Stamp, which signifies a different plastic blend was used for the mold. Starting with the Pippin release in 2009, the mold was modified with a new longer mane and tail, and the 2022 Holiday Pony Playset model was modified with a swishing tail. Unsure if the original POA mold was permanently retooled for the new mane and tails.

This mold was originally available in the Gallery Series, sculpted by Susan Carlton Sifton in 2001.

This mold was originally released as a traditional size resin for BreyerFest 2011. Stablemate version listed as a separate mold. Unknown Sculptor.