Breyer makes books that have all of the Breyer molds in them. They also have approximate values for each mold. You could get one of these books or find someone who's willing to look up your horses in their book. I don't have a book, so I can't really help you. You could also post a picture here and see if anybody knows. Hope this info. helps!
-Caroline

Thanks,I spend lots of time on web pages but didn't get anywhere. I really appreciate your response. Happy trails.

jeanie

i've got the latest issue of the Value guide, if you can show a photo of youre colts i'd be happy to look them up for you

Thanks so much! I just got a digital camera and I'm just learning how to get photos on line so as soon as possible i will send them to you. shaunie

You can post pics in your chat messages, if you want to put your pics on like that. Save your pix on your computer and then write a chat message. Click "browse" (it's below the message box) and then find your pic on your computer and click on it. It will go in the chat message.

You could buy Breyer's second edition animals creations
book.

If they are standing, they might be PAF, FAF, classic arabian or QH foals. If they are running they might be Running foals... A glossy PAF in pristine condition will top out at about $80 (at auction) where an FAF (regardless of finish) normally sells (if it sells) for between $10 and $16. Alabaster running foals fetch about $20-37. Alabaster Classic Arabian Foals $14-25. The only known Classic QH foal was produced in 1991 (special run for JC Penny) so that probably isn't one of yours.

www.KeriOkie.com: Breyer Horses 2000 on CD-ROM only $19.95. Searchable database of over 2000 equines produced from 1950 to June 2001. Check it out!

Hope this helps.

I am looking for this specific model breyer horse, it was in the collection of ponies of america year 2000-2001...can anyone help me find it???