Dainty
This one is a SweetHeart Ssiter pony. It has an earring and Jenna believes that there might have been a bridal theme to this series of ponies. Photo provided by Jenna Riane

Princess Tiffan
This is a princess pony. These ponies had gems in their rumps and sparkley mylar hair dispersed throughout the rest tof their hair. Photo provided by Jenna Riane

Ember
This was a mail in give-away. The two give-away ponies are the same mold but have reversed colors. They have no markings on their rumps. This pony was offered in four color variations but all were called Ember. Photo provided by Jenna Riane

Ember
This is the other mail in give-away pony. Photo provided by Jenna Riane

Doodles or Noodles
This is a newborn, smaller than the baby ponies. They were sold in sets of two, mostly identical twins. Photo provided by Jenna Riane

Baby YoYo
This is another newborn, not a twin to the other newborn shown. Photo provided by Jenna Riane

Megan
She lived with the ponies, but Jenna doesn't know anymore about this little figure. Photo provided by Jenna Riane

Drummer
This is one of the last My Little Pony manufactured. It's a "big brother." Photo provided by Jenna Riane

Rosedust
This is a "flutter pony," perhaps one of the most popular of all the My Little Ponies. It's hard to find them intact (this one is not intact) These ponies had see-through wings that would flap if you pressed the button inbetween their wings. The wings were fragile, and finding them today with wings is difficult. Photo provided by Jenna Riane

Tropical Breeze
This is another "flutter pony." Photo provided by Jenna Riane

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