Hagen Renaker Rocking Horses

Claudia Segger on the Facebook Hagen Renaker Collector's page posted this picture and information:

I believe the most common rocking horses are adult with red rockers and baby with blue. The horses with black spots may be old tests or one-of-a-kind pieces. The unicorn foal is a bone china copy; how fun is that!

Here is a picture of mine:

Right away I notice that mine do not have the black socks hers do.

Jingles/Family Arab Stallion (Leslie's)

Leslie's favorite model, Jingles. Has a stain from the rubber band halters we used to put on our models.

 Prince/Family Arabian Stallion, #7, glossy alabaster, 1958 - 1966, from Leslie's childhood collection.

Quarter Horse Yearling (Jenny's)

From Jenny's childhood collection (the only one of hers that I have). Its coat has a subtle reddish cast that can be seen when mine is next to hers. Unlike mine, it is not a basecoat chalky.

 Quarter Horse Yearling, #101, liver chestnut, 1970 - 1980 (very early piece with only the round Breyer Molding Company stamp.)

Man O' War (Leslie's)

Leslie's Man O' War (and in beautiful shape!)

 Man O' War, #47, 1967 - 1995, early piece as only as round Breyer Molding Company stamp, Leslie's childhood collection.

Proud Arabian Stallion (Leslie's)

This piece has mold/mildew spots, but I currently have it in a sunny window and hope that will take care of that. Another piece that belonged to Leslie, although I do not think I ever had it in my collection prior to this.

 Proud Arabian Stallion, #211, 1971 - 1976/1978 - 1981. with mane and tail stripes. I am sure this piece was produced and in Leslie's collection before 1976.

Western Prancer (Leslie's)

Another from Leslie. I think I had this one, too, and returned it in 1998 for unknown reasons. Saddle is missing, but if I remember right, I have one tucked away in a box in my closet. It may belong to this piece.

 Cheyenne/Western Prancing Horse, #110, 1963 - 1986. From Leslie's childhood collection.

 Notice the drainboard pattern on the bottom of his hooves and the belly drip and raised foreleg drip.

Smoke Running Mare (Leslie's)

From my sister's childhood collection. She gave me this piece years ago but for some reason, I took it back to our parents' home in 1998 (judging by the newspaper it was wrapped in.)

 Sugar/Running Mare, #121, 1961/63 - 1970, smoke.