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Bolya

The Bolya mold had no mold stamp at all when it was first released in 1992, but later that year the linear "� Breyer Reeves" stamp was added. This was originally the Halla mold. In 1992 Breyer gave that mold a forelock and unbraided mane, a "beefed up" neck, a tapered tail, and additional musculature to the chest and girth. Bolya is an Akhal-Teke mare whose name means "Freedom" in Russian. The Halla mold was sculpted by Chris Hess, and the Bolya was adapted from that mold by Breyer employee Megan Thilman Quigley. It is Breyer mold #490.

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Photo	Photo	Photo	Box Card	Model Number	Name	Color	Release Dates	Released Through/Notes
				490	Bolya, The Freedom Horse	semigloss golden buckskin, star, grey shading, two fore stockings, black points	1992-1994	With hang tag
				748	American Warmblood	palomino, white mane tail, broad blaze, four stockings	1998-1999
				1134	Comanche With "Comanche" video documentary	dun, star, leg barring, dorsal stripe, black points, near hind coronet band, "US" brand on left shoulder, "1/7" brand on left hip	2001-2003	"Horses in American History" series
				1310	Saddle Club Prancer	shaded chestnut, star, snip, dark chestnut mane/tail, shaded muzzle, hind socks	2007-2008
				430010	Thoroughbred - Chestnut	shaded chestnut, star, snip, dark chestnut mane/tail, shaded muzzle, hind socks	2014	Warehouse Find (Similar to #1310)
				711135	Dusty, America's Horse	dappled palomino, white mane/tail, hind socks	2011	BreyerFest Store Special (750 made)
					Brindle Bay	brindle bay, black points, hind stockings	2006	BreyerFest Live Auction (1 made)