Stablemate scale draft horse: PONY Club

It is made out of rather bendy plastic. It have no letters or numbers written on it. It is as big as models made in the stablemates scale. Anybody knows it?

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In this size I can remember Panini horses and also World Famous Horses. Though, yours doesn't look like those I can find on this forum. Those from Panini there is a topic [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] and you can see that they are different, though, I only can find some World Famous Horses and those I can find are all Schleich copies and yours doesn't look a Schleich copy. I hope someone can help you.

Hmm, this looks similar to the ones that the "PONY Club" released... I'll have to check my collection, packed away somewhere... I don't believe they were ever made in a bendable plastic, however. I hope you can find out what he is!

It is beautyful ! I love the silky look.

It would be fun if you find out where she comes fro. But barnd or not : GREAT find  

Schleich_Figures_4U wrote:

Hmm, this looks similar to the ones that the "PONY Club" released... I'll have to check my collection, packed away somewhere... I don't believe they were ever made in a bendable plastic, however. I hope you can find out what he is!

I got this one together with one from the book club, but no, as far as I can tell it is not from the club. All of the other horses I own from them are not made from plastic and are very fragile.

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Henrietta have some problems standing properly.

Congrats   

I finally found my PONY horses! Your drafter is indeed from the club - later on in its life, before it ended, they started giving out these rubbery type plastic models. I have all three including this one

Can you show some pictures of them, please? :)

TheSpottedCat wrote:

Can you show some pictures of them, please? :)

Will do, A few I'm repainting but there are a few I left OF.

The survivors are here

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You can see the draftie in this photo:
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Nice. Thank you, LeeAnn. I actually had not seen the bay one in the last picture, the one most to the right.

I think that one is my favorite of the ones made of that type of plastic He doesn't have much detail but he's very charming.