Traditional Molds

This model was originally sculpted by Kathi Bogucki. The American Saddlebred mold was finished in 2010, and on many of the models today, that original date is still marked underneath the back legs. The first painted release was a model called Call Me Ringo in 2010: http://www.stonehorseref.com/node/16492.

This model was originally sculpted by Kitty Cantrell. The Andalusian mold was finished in 2014, and on many of the models today, that original date is still marked underneath the back legs. The original resin is the only time this mane was used, and so every model made in plastic has a customized mane. There was not an official specific first release.

This mold was modeled after the Original Arabian mold (assuming credit is given to Kitty Cantrell). It was made with an interchangeable mane and tail so that multiple versions could be easily produced at the Stone factory, such as the popular windblown version. There are also subtle differences to the head and body, including extra veining on the legs. There were three interchangeable forelock options; one flat version that went down the middle of the face, one on the left side between the ear and eye that curled up, and one on the right side that was more skinny between the ear and eye. There was not an official specific first release.

This model was originally sculpted by Kitty Cantrell. The Arabian mold was released in plastic starting 1999. There is a mold mark on the inner back right leg that reads 'PETER STONE CO. © 1999'. This stamp appears on all models, regardless of the year they were painted. The first painted release was a model called Padrons Psyche in 2000: http://www.stonehorseref.com/node/10056.

This model was originally sculpted by Kitty Cantrell. The resin model debuted at the Stone Horse Country Fair 2015, and it was released in plastic in 2016. There was not an official specific first release.

This model was originally sculpted by Kitty Cantrell. The Arabian Mare mold was released in plastic starting 2019. There is a mold mark on the inner back left leg that reads 'PETER STONE © 2019'. This stamp appears on all models, regardless of the year they were painted. There was not an official specific first release.

This model was originally sculpted by Hilary Hurley. The Arabian Yearling mold was finished in 2006, and on many of the models today, that original date is still marked underneath the back legs. The first edition model was called Bernadette in 2008: http://www.stonehorseref.com/node/13745.

Cob Pony/Drum Horse - Sculpted by Rayvin Maddox of Khrysalis Studios. This model will be released in both plastic and resin for the traditional size, and in resin for the Pebbles size. The traditional resin and plastic models (Drum Horse) will have the mane falling on the right side, and the pebbles size (Cob Pony) has the mane falling on the left side. 

This model was originally sculpted by Kitty Cantrell. The Foundation Quarter Horse mold was released in plastic starting 2008. There is a mold mark on the inner back right leg that reads 'PETER STONE CO © 08'. This stamp appears on all models, regardless of the year they were painted. The first painted release (except for a couple of OOAKs) was a model called Lowry Star in 2009: http://www.stonehorseref.com/node/15645.

This model was originally sculpted by Stacey Tumlinson. There was not an official specific first release.

This model was originally sculpted by Carol Williams. The Ideal Stock Horse (ISH) mold was released in plastic starting 1999. There is a mold mark on the inner back right leg that reads '© CMW LIC PETER STONE CO. 1999'. CMW is Carol's initials. This stamp appears on all models, regardless of the year they were painted. The first edition model was called Pretty Consecutive in 1999: https://www.stonehorseref.com/node/10084. The ISH was the first model that had mix and match manes and tails; there was a long and short mane, and a long and short tail that could be interchanged to create new looks for the mold.

This model was originally sculpted by Kitty Cantrell. The Irish Draught mold was released in plastic starting 2018. There is a mold mark on the inner back right leg that reads '© 2018 PETERSTONE'. This stamp appears on all models, regardless of the year they were painted. There was not an official specific first release.

This model was originally sculpted by Jeanne Mellin Herrick. The Morgan mold was released in plastic starting 1997. There is a mold mark on the inner back right leg that reads 'PETER STONE CO. © 1997'. This stamp appears on all models, regardless of the year they were painted. The first painted release was a model called Hillock Showson in 1997: https://www.stonehorseref.com/node/10001.

This model was originally sculpted by Kitty Cantrell. The Santa Fe Morgan mold was finished in 2011, and on many of the models today, that original date is still marked underneath the back legs. The first painted release was a model called Santa Fe Renegade in 2012: https://www.stonehorseref.com/node/18082.

Sarah Mule sculpted by Maggie Bennett. Released in resin and plastic, and in Traditional and Pebbles sizes. First edition model was Eclipse: https://www.stonehorseref.com/node/50703.

This model was originally sculpted by Candice Liddy. The Mustang mold, sometimes referred to as the Spanish Mustang, was finished in 2013, and on many of the models today, that original date is still marked underneath the back legs. The first painted release was a model called Perrier in 2014: https://www.stonehorseref.com/node/22274.

This model was originally sculpted by Kitty Cantrell. The Palouse mold was completed in 2002, and released in plastic starting in 2003. There is a mold mark on the inner back right leg that reads '© 2002 PETER STONE CO'. This stamp appears on all models, regardless of the year they were painted. The first painted release was a model called Shining Star in 2003: https://www.stonehorseref.com/node/10760.

This model was originally sculpted by D'Arry Jone Frank. The Performance Horse mold was released in 1998. There is a mold mark on the inner back left leg that reads 'PETER STONE CO ©1998'. This stamp appears on all models, regardless of the year they were painted. The first painted release was a model called Dreamfinder in 1998: https://www.stonehorseref.com/node/10043.