Large Stone Molds

This model was originally sculpted by Kitty Cantrell. There was an English version with braided mane and tail, and a Western version with loose mane and tail that can be mixed around. The Pony mold was finished in 2000, and released in plastic starting 2001. There are 2 mold stamps, a '© 00 Peter Stone Co' on the inner back right leg, and a '2001' on the inner back left leg. These mold stamps appear on all models, regardless of the year they were painted. The first painted release was a model called Baldy in 2001: https://www.stonehorseref.com/node/10059.

Bebe - Pony Foal Resin. Originally available as a pre-order at Equilocity 2023. Pictured with the Pony Mare sculpture. 

Trixie - Pony Mare Resin. Originally available as a pre-order at Equilocity 2023. Pictured with the Pony Foal. 

This model was originally sculpted by Chris Hess. The Rearing Horse mold was released in plastic starting 1996. There is a circular mold mark on the inner back left leg that reads '1996 ©️ CHESS'. This stamp appears on all models, regardless of the year they were painted. The first release was a model called Trouble in 1996: https://www.stonehorseref.com/node/10021.

Remington Running Stock Horse, Sculpted by Maggie Bennett. Released as a regular mold in the Large Stone size, with both a short and long mane variation. There was a resin Pebbles version released 2019-2021.

Augustus - Sport Horse Resin. Originally available as a pre-order at Equilocity 2023. 

This model was originally sculpted by Chris Hess, and refined by D'Arry Jone Frank. The Sporthorse mold was finished in 1997, and on many of the models today, that original date is still marked underneath the back legs. The first release was a model called Breakaway in 1997: https://www.stonehorseref.com/node/10010.

This model was originally sculpted by Kitty Cantrell. The Standing Draft mold was finished in 1996, 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 M.G.'s Prince in 1997: https://www.stonehorseref.com/node/10004.

This model was originally sculpted by Kitty Cantrell. The Tennessee Walker mold was released in 2004. There is a mold mark on the inner back right leg that reads 'PETER STONE CO ©04'. This stamp appears on all models, regardless of the year they were painted. The first painted release was a model called Hi Hat Bubba in 2004: https://www.stonehorseref.com/node/11594.

This model was originally sculpted by Kitty Cantrell. The Thoroughbred mold was finished in 2001, 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 Midas in 2001: https://www.stonehorseref.com/node/10257.

This model was originally sculpted by Kitty Cantrell. The Trotting Draft mold was first advertised as a 1997 Fall Release; however, they were not released until 1998. There is a mold mark on the inner back right 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 Travis in 1998: https://www.stonehorseref.com/node/10013.

This model was originally sculpted by Brigitte Eberl. The Warmblood mold was finished in 2006, and on many of the models today, that original date is still marked underneath the back legs. The first release was a model called Spago in 2007: https://www.stonehorseref.com/node/13132.

This model was originally sculpted by Carol Williams. The Weanling mold was finished in 2002, and on many of the models today, that original date is still marked underneath the back legs. The first edition model was called Paars Dream Doll in 2002: https://www.stonehorseref.com/node/10374.

This model was originally sculpted by Sue Sifton. The Western Pleasure Horse mold was finished in 1996, and on many of the models today, that original date is still marked underneath the back legs. Early releases even had an engraved date stamp on the belly. The first painted release was a model called Mesa Believer in 1996: https://www.stonehorseref.com/node/10022.