The Winter 2008 release features eight sensational new Painted Ponies figurines. Pre-order now and we guarantee if you order from the Official Painted Ponies store you will receive a First Edition Pony, or your money will be refunded.

Four things add to the perceived value of Painted Pony figurines.
1) When it is autographed by the artist who created the original design.
2) When it is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.
3) When it is part of the First Edition.
4) When it is retired.

To give collectors the opportunity to purchase signed, First Edition Painted Ponies, The Trail of Painted Ponies has created the Autographed Edition. The majority of the proceeds from the sale of the Autographed Ponies goes back to the artists, enabling them to continue to express themselves creatively.

Thank you and Happy Collecting!

• To order the Autographed Editions simply click on the images below.
• To order the Open Editions simply Click Here.

Some interesting facts about this release:

1) Three of the Ponies were created by Native American artists: "Indian Summer" by Buddy Tubinaghtewa; "Dreamwalker" by Ben Wright; and "Crazy Horse" by CJ Wells. All three are cast in resin.

2) "Trail of Honor," a powerful tribute to Indian warriors who fought courageously in defense of their traditional homelands in the 19th Century, also honors those Native American soldiers who have fought in 20th Century wars in defense of America. Its creator, Devon Archer, also is the inspiration behind "Fancy Dancer." This is a resin Pony.

3) Star Liana York, the artist who created, "Wish Upon a Star," used to design fantasy sculptures for a variety of collectible companies. Her Unicorn Pony makes a terrific companion piece to her other figurine, the wonderful "Silver Lining." This Pony is also cast in resin.

4) "Prairie Horizon" is the second figurine by Bob Coonts, whose "Mosaic Appaloosa" was retired several years ago and has sold on eBay for as much as $800. This is a ceramic Pony.

5) "Twilight Hunters" is the third figurine by Lori Musil, joining "CowPony" and "Year of the Horse." It is cast in resin.

6) The elegant "Serenity" is the second figurine by La Marr, who also created the fanciful "Viva Las Vegas." This is a ceramic Pony.