KNOWN SETS

Minis have been found in-package in both Stable Champions and SRC Riding Club series, but not in all examples from these lines. Many colors are featured on multiple molds, making in-package examples necessary to know which large horse each pair was sold with. Some speculation can be made about matching foals and adults based on prior examples, but without in-package evidence, it is only speculation. "Hard Confirmation" means in-package examples are known. "Soft Confirmation" means photographs of open figures suggests they were sold together. "Confirmation Needed" means it is speculative only based on backcard, found figures, and extrapolation.

Many mini figures exist that do not fit into these known series, indicating that more series likely exist or the minis were at some point sold without the large horses.

Stable Champions: Single Large Horse

One large horse with rooted hair was sold with saddle, bridle, and mailbox accessory as well as the matching pair of minis. Breeds were printed on the package, though sometimes the same breed was used twice and differentiated by #1 and #2 and in one case the term Palomino was misused.

Hackney: Walking and Rearing - SOFT CONFIRMATION

Appaloosa #1: unknown - CONFIRMATION NEEDED

Pinto: Trotting and Lying - SOFT CONFIRMATION

French Trotter #1: Prancing and Pacing - HARD CONFIRMATION

"Palomino": Trotting and Lying - HARD CONFIRMATION

Saddlebred: Cantering and Walking - HARD CONFIRMATION

Appaloosa #2: Cantering and Walking - SOFT CONFIRMATION

Arabian: unknown - CONFIRMATION NEEDED

French Trotter #2: Walking and Rearing - HARD CONFIRMATION

Westphalian: Prancing and Pacing - HARD CONFIRMATION

Thoroughbred: unknown - CONFIRMATION NEEDED

Hanoverian: unknown - CONFIRMATION NEEDED

French Trotter #1

French Trotter #2

"Palomino"

Saddlebred

Westphalian

Stable Champions: Double Large Horse

Some of the previous series horses sold two to a package, complete with the four minis. Each horse had a saddle and bridle and there was one hitching post accessory. Breeds were printed on the package. Presumably, the same minis were used for the same breeds, but that is not confirmed for all.

Appaloosa: Cantering and Walking - HARD CONFIRMATION

Pinto: Trotting and Lying - HARD CONFIRMATION

French Trotter: Walking and Rearing - CONFIRMATION NEEDED

"Palomino": Trotting and Lying - CONFIRMATION NEEDED

Saddlebred: Cantering and Walking - CONFIRMATION NEEDED

Thoroughbred: unknown - CONFIRMATION NEEDED

Appaloosa and Pinto

Stable Champions: Little Mustangs

The only known example of the minis sold separately from the large horses. "Little Mustangs" features two mare and foal sets in identical colors, with the mare and corresponding foal pairings switched from the usual arrangement. It is not known if any other "Little Mustang" sets were ever created. The information on the backcard provides information about the US populations of wild horses, but the text is choppy and poorly edited, combining information about Eastern and Western mustang populations. A phone number was given for information on adopting a mustang, but the packaging does not suggest Kid Kore was working in partnership with the Chincoteague Volunteer Fire Company, the Bureau of Land Management, or any other organization responsible for the round-up and auctioning of mustangs in the United States. The number, though unspecified, is for the BLM wild horse and wild burro adoption program.

Mustang

SRC Riding Club: Adult and Foal

This line featured one adult horse and one foal and was released in two sets. These sets come with adult saddle and bridle, brush, collector card, and matching minis. When breeds are repeated in this set, sometimes there is no numerical distinction given by Kid Kore and has been added for the sake of cataloguing. The first set is dated 2004 and the second is dated 2006.