These horse, which might have made thier debut as early as '93, are probably some of the best remembered horses. That is because all the horses from this set were available in stores for a few years. First in '94 (or '93) and then again in '95, along side the new set. The only difference between the two releases is the way thier brand looks - the '94 horses have blocky letters with no circle, and the '95, like all Grand Champions since, have the letters cirlced in gold. Here's a example of two different Spot O' Silvers; the one on the top is the '94 release, and the one below is from '95.

Family Horses

Just like the Origonal Horses, you could purchase these Grand Champions in a variety of ways - as families, as a single stallions with tack, and as mare and foal sets. (You could also purchase the foals seperately in Canada).

The Sorrel Quarter Horse Family Stalllion "Big Red", Mare "Copper Penny", Foal "Rusty"

The Silver Appaloosa Family Stallion "Spot O' Silver", Mare "Snow Queen", foal "Shadow"

Naturally, horses that came in family sets did not have tack or accessories; some didn't even have name cards. Here are "Big Red" (right) and "Spot O' Silver" (left) as sold seperatly, with thier tack. These stallions were also released as Sound Stallions, too! (Note: it is common for Spot O' Silver to come with either light grey, or dark grey hair; I believe the older version had darker hair.)

The Stallions

Stallions from this year could be bought in family sets or on thier own, and when they were sold seperatly, the came with a wondefull assortment of tack! To see them in thier proper tack, check out the Group Photo for all the details.