Last Updated: 06 September 2022 06 September 2022

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Name Origin: The first release of this mold was as the Prancing Pony. This seems to have changed in the mid-1950s to Fury Prancer when the TV show Fury came out. It is usually shortened to the Fury.
Sculptor: Christian Hess
Introduced: 1950 - 1963, reintroduced in 1998
Breyer Mold: #P45
Size: Traditional

Realistic Colors

Bay Pinto Pinto Prancer #1431 (2012)	Black Black Beauty Prancing Pony #P40 (1955 - 1964)	Black TV's Fury #27 (1956 - 1966)
Black Pinto Fury Prancer #P41 (1954 - 1963)	Black Roan Pinto Chase #712182 (2016 Breyer Live Show Benefit Model)	Brown Pinto Prancer #P42 (1955 - 1967)
Brown Plum Prancer #P40 (1950 - 1954)	Buckskin Prancer & Cowboy #717 (1998)	Grey Dapple Prancer & Robin Hood #754 (1999)
Grey White Prancing Pony / Fury Prancer #P45 (1954 - 1963)	Palomino Fury Prancer #P43 (1954 - 1963)

Decorator Colors

Wedgewood SR (1960s?)	Woodgrain Prancing Pony #P945 (1958 - 1962)

SR = Special Run/Limited Edition, production run number unknown.

Breyer Naming Convention: Call a mold by the name of the very first release of that mold.
Stone Naming Convention: The breed the mold represents.