Toy Major 1997 Small Mares and Foals

Thanks Beno, your Appaloosa is the same as Susanne's and Taylor's but I used your pictures anyway.
About the chestnut horse, despite the different place of the letter marked on it, I believe it was just to avoid the seam and that this figure belongs to this series.
So, I added it as Toy Major Small Chestnut Horse (1997).
Now I've seen Taylor posted an interesting set of foals that give us some more light on this subject.

Jill wrote:

Oh that's cool Taos! How strange that they made three appaloosa, three palomino, and then two white and four pintos instead of three of each.

I added Babdo's mare as chestnut but now checking your post I changed it to Palomino. Susanne already explained me the difference but I always forget.

Aaaah, yay, a mother for all the babies now! Just no babies for my spotty mare! Makes it seem even more likely that her more detailed paint job is because she is from another set . . .

([You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] palomino is technically just a dilute gene on chestnut, so you're not wrong! )

Jill wrote:

Aaaah, yay, a mother for all the babies now! Just no babies for my spotty mare! Makes it seem even more likely that her more detailed paint job is because she is from another set . . .

([You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] palomino is technically just a dilute gene on chestnut, so you're not wrong! )

That's not very helpful for editing purposes.
Haflingers look a lot like palominos and they're chestnut. Also, we have a dedicated page on TAW for palomino horses whose breed is not identified while chestnuts without breed go to the unidentified breed page.