B-561, Morgan Colt, “Clover”
Height: approx. 2 ¼”
Designer: Maureen Love
Production Dates:
S1954-F1956 (gloss palomino, gloss brown)
S1957-F1958 (matte palomino, matte brown)
F1958 (matte white)
c. 2010-2021, as “Clover, Morgan Foal, lying” [Available in gloss charcoal gray, black, bay, dark chestnut, chestnut, gray, white, rose gray, buckskin, palomino, black and white pinto, calico pinto, dapple grey. Issue price $100, $125 for dapple grey].
Mold Book Name: Colt, Morgan, reclining
B-701, Morgan Colt “Miss Pepper”
Height: 3”
Designer: Maureen Love
Production Dates:
S1959 (matte brown, matte palomino)
S1960, as “Morgan Colt ‘Miss Pepper’ brown/palomino” (matte brown, matte palomino)
S1970-S1971 (matte brown, matte palomino)
Mold Book Name: Colt—Miss Pepper
Notes: B-701 was remade in the 1980s as B-701 Unicorn, lying.
B-550 Morgan Colt, “Roughneck”
Height: approx. 4 1/2”
Designer: Maureen Love
Production Dates:
S1954-F1956 (gloss palomino, gloss brown)
S1957-F1967 (matte brown, matte palomino)
F1958 (matte white)
S1959-F1967 (matte chestnut)
S1968-S1974 (matte palomino, matte chestnut)
F1983-S1986 (matte brown, gloss brown)
Mold Book Name: Colt
Notes: The blue and silver sticker on the San Marcos brown colt indicates that it was made during the last three months of the last season, Spring 1986.
Photo of San Dimas chestnut courtesy of HR Family Trust.
B-562, Morgan Colt, “Scamper”
Height: approx. 3 ¾” to tail tip
Designer: Maureen Love
Production Dates:
S1954-F1956 (gloss brown, gloss palomino)
S1957-F1967 (matte brown, matte palomino)
F1958 (matte white)
2024, as "Nougat" (chestnut, flaxen mane/tail. Made by HR TN, limited run for Hagen-Renaker Collector's Club members only. Issue price $580)
Mold Book Name: Colt, Morgan, eating
B-703, Morgan Mare “Forever Amber”
Height: approx. 5 1/8”
Designer: Maureen Love
Production Dates:
F1960-F1967 (matte palomino; matte chestnut)
S1968-F1974, as “Morgan Mare” (matte palomino; matte chestnut)
F1983-S1986 (matte or dark gloss brown)
2024, as "Fae" (shaded grey-white) Made by HR TN for Hagen-Renaker Collector's Club members. Issue price $725.
Mold Book Name: Mare, Morgan
Notes: The comparison photo of four mares shows Monrovia palomino (left) and San Dimas palomino (right). Examples of B-703 with after-market gloss added exist; some can be identified by the brush strokes, which are not seen on factory pieces; see photos.
B-548, Morgan Mare “Heather”
Height: approx. 5 ¼”
Designer: Maureen Love
Production Dates:
S1954-F1956 (brown gloss)
S1954-F1957 (palomino gloss)
S1957-S1958 (palomino matte, brown matte)
F1958 (palomino matte, brown matte, white matte)
2019, as "Holiday Heather" (steel/ash grey, Holiday Special SR by HR TN. 10 made, issue price $550.)
2024, as "Taffy" (chestnut, flaxen mane/tail. Made by HR TN, limited run for Hagen-Renaker Collector's Club members only. Issue price $600)
Mold Book Name: Mare, Morgan
B-702, Morgan Stallion “Lippett”
Height: approx.. 6 ¼”
Designer: Maureen Love
Production Dates:
1959, as “Morgan Stallion ‘Lippett’” (matte brown)
S1960, as “Morgan Stallion ‘Lippet’” (matte brown)
F1960, as B-704 “Morgan Stallion ‘Lippet’, brown/palomino” (matte brown, matte palomino)
S1968-F1974, as “Morgan Stallion” (matte palomino)
F1983-S1986, as “Morgan Stallion” (dark or light gloss brown, matte brown)
2023, as "Púca," made by Hagen-Renaker Tennessee exclusively for Hagen-Renaker Collector's Club members. Issue price $725. (Shaded grey, milky satin Nostalgia glaze)
Mold Book Name: Stallion, Morgan
Notes: Lippett is a portrait model of a Morgan stallion named Lippitt; Hagen-Renaker apparently misspelled the name. The comparison photo shows Monrovia palomino on the left, San Dimas palomino on the right.
Morgan Stallion, “Thunder”
Height: approx. 5 3/8”
Designer: Maureen Love
Production Dates:
S1954-F1956 (palomino gloss; brown gloss; red-bay gloss [rare])
S1957-F1958 (palomino gloss; brown matte)
F1958 (white matte)
Mold Book Name: Stallion, Morgan
Notes: The comparison photo shows detail of variation in hand-painted face markings. Some have full blazes.
The red-bay example shown may be a test or very small run, possibly using the same color as the Thoroughbred Payday, which was in production from 1954-57.