Stablemates (SM) Molds

Has a Breyer Logo with Reeves Intl Copyright Stamp. In 2024, this mold was advertised with the mold number 5721, same as Rivet. Ongoing research to clarify.

Has a linear Copyright Breyer Reeves Stamp.

First released as the Premier Club 2024 Bonus Stablemate model. Has the Breyer Logo and Reeves Intl Copyright Stamp.

First released in the 2025 Stablemate Club. This model is a scaled down version inspired by both the Proud Arabian Mare and the Hagen Renaker 'Zara' model. She has a Breyer Logo along with an 'HR' logo.

This mold was released as a Stablemate in 2018. Has the Breyer Logo with Reeves Intl Copyright Stamp, and has also been modified as a Unicorn with an added horn. Traditional version listed as a separate mold.

Has a Breyer Logo with Reeves Intl Copyright Stamp. In 2024, this mold was released with a modified roached mane.

In 2020, a Stablemate version of the Missouri Fox Trotter model was released without the molded on ribbons, and has a Breyer Logo with Reeves Intl Copyright Stamp.

Originally sculpted by Maureen Love for Hagen-Renaker. Models are stamped with Copyright Breyer Molding Co 1976, even though this model appears on a 1975 price list. Some of the original Bay models have a B Stamp, which signifies a different plastic blend was used for the mold.

Originally sculpted by Maureen Love for Hagen-Renaker. Models are typically stamped with Copyright Breyer Molding Co 1975; however, some releases had no stamp at all, and some had the B stamp with or without the mold stamp. This mold is unique in that if it did not have any mold stamp, it didn't mean it was an earlier release.

Initially released in the 1998 JAH Stablemate Set with a linear Copyright 1998 Breyer Reeves stamp, then was updated to a Copyright 1999 Breyer Reeves stamp except for a gold keychain model.

Originally released in the 2025 Deluxe Collector Club. This is a miniature version of the #87 Mustang from 1961. Has the Breyer Logo and Reeves Intl Copyright Stamp.

Has a linear Copyright Breyer Reeves Stamp.

Originally sculpted by Maureen Love for Hagen-Renaker as a portrait of the famous race horse. Models are stamped with Copyright Breyer Molding Co 1975. Some models have a B Stamp, which signifies a different plastic blend was used for the mold.

Has a Breyer Logo with Reeves Intl Copyright Stamp.

This mini version of Othello was released in 2024 as the Collector Club Deluxe Model. Has the Breyer Logo with Reeves Intl Copyright Stamp. 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. See separate record for the traditional size.

Initially released in the 1998 JAH Stablemate Set with a linear Copyright 1998 Breyer Reeves stamp, then was updated to a Copyright 1999 Breyer Reeves stamp.

Has a linear Copyright Breyer Reeves Stamp.

Has a Breyer Logo with Reeves Intl Copyright Stamp. Unknown Sculptor.

Initially released in the 1998 JAH Stablemate Set with a linear Copyright 1998 Breyer Reeves stamp, then was updated to a Copyright 1999 Breyer Reeves stamp.

In 2020, this mold was released as a Stablemate with a Breyer Logo with Reeves Intl Copyright Stamp, and has also been modified as a Unicorn with an added horn. Despite the name, this mold was originally released as a mare. Traditional version listed as a separate mold.

Has a linear Copyright Breyer Reeves Stamp.

Originally sculpted by Maureen Love for Hagen-Renaker. Early models did not have a mold stamp, then a Copyright Breyer Molding Co 1976 was added (even though this mold was released in 1975). A Mexico Stamp was used around 1977-1984, and a B Stamp was used around 1979-1983. The Mexico stamp was added in preparation of this mold to be produced in Mexico, but production was halted before it was made there.

Originally sculpted by Maureen Love for Hagen-Renaker. Early models did not have a mold stamp, then a Copyright Breyer Molding Co 1976 was added (even though this mold was released in 1975). The B Stamp was used around 1979-1983. Around 1998, the mold was re-tooled and the stamp changed to Copyright Breyer Molding Co 1975.

First available in porcelain and pewter in 2002. Unknown Sculptor. Approximately 4"x3".

Has a linear Breyer Reeves Copyright Stamp.

Has a Copyright Breyer Reeves Stamp on the mold.

In 2022, a Stablemate version was released and has a Breyer Logo with Reeves Intl Copyright Stamp. Traditional version listed as a separate mold.

Has a Breyer Logo with Reeves Intl Copyright Stamp. In 2024, the Loping QH was advertised with the mold number 5721. Ongoing research to clarify.

Originally released in porcelain in 2002, and in plastic in 2016. Has a Breyer Logo with Reeves Intl Copyright Stamp.

Originally sculpted by Maureen Love for Hagen-Renaker. Early models did not have a mold stamp, then a Copyright Breyer Molding Co 1975 was added, and some bay models have the B Stamp.

Has a Copyright 1999 Breyer Reeves Stamp on the mold; however, the first release was in 2000.

Has a Copyright 1999 Breyer Reeves Stamp on the mold; however, the first release was in 2000.

Originally sculpted by Maureen Love for Hagen-Renaker as a portrait of the famous race horse. Models are stamped with Copyright Breyer Molding Co 1975. Some models have a B Stamp, which signifies a different plastic blend was used for the mold. The Little Bit Thoroughbred was copied from this mold.

Initially released in the 1998 JAH Stablemate Set with a linear Copyright 1998 Breyer Reeves stamp, then was updated to a Copyright 1999 Breyer Reeves stamp.

Mini version of the Show Stance Arabian Mare Zafirah. Originally released as the bonus stablemate for the 2023 Premier Club. Has the Breyer Logo with Reeves Intl stamp.

Originally sculpted by Maureen Love for Hagen-Renaker as a portrait of the famous race horse. Models are stamped with Copyright Breyer Molding Co 1975. Some models have a B Stamp, which signifies a different plastic blend was used for the mold.

In 2020, a Stablemate version was released and has a Breyer Logo with Reeves Intl Copyright Stamp. Traditional version listed as a separate mold.

In 2019, this mold was available as a Stablemate size Ornament with an added unicorn horn. The Traditional and Mini Whinnie versions listed as separate molds.

First available in porcelain and pewter in 2002. Unknown Sculptor. Approximately 4"x3".

Initially released in the 1998 JAH Stablemate Set with a linear Copyright 1998 Breyer Reeves stamp, then was updated to a Copyright 1999 Breyer Reeves stamp.

Has a Copyright Breyer Reeves Stamp on the mold until around 2019/2020 when the mold mark changed to the Breyer Logo with Reeves Intl Copyright Stamp. Has also been customized as a unicorn with an added horn.

Has a Breyer Logo with Reeves Intl Copyright Stamp.

Mold has a linear Copyright Breyer Reeves Stamp.

Has a linear Copyright Breyer Reeves Stamp on the mold.

Has a Breyer Logo with Reeves Intl Copyright Stamp.

Originally sculpted by Maureen Love for Hagen-Renaker as a portrait of the famous race horse. Models are stamped with Copyright Breyer Molding Co 1975. Some models have a B Stamp, which signifies a different plastic blend was used for the mold. Early models had a space between the tail and leg, but that was soon filled in, until 2004 when Breyer retooled the mold to again have that space.

Has a linear Copyright Breyer Reeves Stamp.

Initially released in the 1998 JAH Stablemate Set with a linear Copyright 1998 Breyer Reeves stamp, then was updated to a linear Copyright 1999 Breyer Reeves stamp. In 2024, this mold was customized as a Polo Pony (see separate record).

Originally sculpted by Maureen Love for Hagen-Renaker as an Arabian foal. Models are stamped with Copyright Breyer Molding Co 1975; however, early releases did not have a stamp.