Pony Royal (modeled by Bow Tie) includes a magenta cape w/silver lace and white faux fur trim, clear crown w/silver lace and pink ribbon, and four pale lavender shoes).

Sweet Dreams (modeled by Cotton Candy) includes one-piece pink terry pajamas w/white lace trim and pink bow near tail area, pink floral printed nightcap w/pink ribbon, four pink fuzzy slippers, and three purple hair curlers (two big and one small). Sweet Dreams was also included in the "Pony Wear Collection 4", sold outside the U.S.

Best of the West (modeled by Bubbles) includes a white felt-covered cowboy hat w/hot pink band, silver sequined bridle (w/two purple sequins) with attached silver reins, silver tasseled blanket, and pink saddle w/molded hearts & tassels. While this outfit contains no shoes that were said to be a problem for model Bubbles because of her sitting pose, she was shown on the backcard, wearing Best of the West, standing up.

The Tea Party (modeled by Seashell) includes a see-through multi-colored floral shawl (w/purple ribbon in front), straw hat (natural tan; not blue as shown on backcard) with a purple flower & pink ribbon on top (the hat also ties with a pink ribbon), and four pink shoes. While the Pony Wear card claims that Seashell and Bubbles cannot wear shoes because of their sitting pose (back legs bent), Seashell is shown on the backcard sitting, and wearing this outfit. And the shoes do fit her, as shown in the photo, just slipping onto her back hooves.

Great Skates (modeled by Applejack) includes a dark blue blanket w/hot pink ruffle and pink ribbon (variations have a purple center), plain pink saddle, white & pink sweatband and four white roller skates w/pink wheels (& black base).

Parade Pizzazz (modeled by Blossom) included purple blanket w/silver, pink, and chartreuse trim & silver tassels, pink/green/dark blue bridle w/ green feathered plume and attached silver reins, and four pink shoes (not shown, but listed, on backcard and shown here).

The Little Pony, Peachy (Earth Pony), came exclusively with the Pretty Parlor. She is pink with pink (straight, standard-length) hair, and blue eyes. Her symbol is a group of pink hearts; it is also the exact same symbol that Snuzzle, a Collector Pony (Year 1), has. As the Pretty Parlor is one of the earliest MLP playsets, it is believed that it was actually released before year 2 (approx. 1983), which would explain why flat-footed (like the original six ponies) versions of Peachy have been found (this picture shown the concave hoof version). Also included was Twinkles, the orange tabby kitten (with brown stripes and facial features). Twinkles could ride on Peachy's back in a pink basket attached with a purple strap.

Other accessories included two hats (in colors as shown or reversed; mine came with a rounded white hat, and yellow flowered hat), a purple saddle with a matching bridle (with heart design) and reins, a pink blanket (that tied with a separate ribbon in the front), two hair ribbons (yellow and green), pink (original) comb and pink heart-shaped brush, and eight name tags (that also pictured the pony's symbol) that could be placed on the front of the stand while you display that pony (tags included the six Collector Ponies, Lemon Drop, and Peachy). Inside the parlor, there are two white heart-designed racks - a shelve for the hats and hooks for tack. Below, are full-color decals picturing things that belong to Peachy and Twinkles.

The Pretty Parlor returned, unchanged, in Year 3, and also available through several mail offers. In Year 6, the Pretty Parlor was redone in new colors and renamed the Brush Me Beautiful Boutique (in the U.S.) and the Grooming Parlour (outside the U.S.) and later, redesigned as a Kitchen for U.K. ponies. And for the 1998 Little Ponies, it was remade once again as My Pretty Parlor.

The Show Stable was the first home for collectors to keep their ponies in. There was room for several ponies and accessories. The purple roof lifted up and the four front doors of the large white stable (with a blue base) opened for easy access inside. When closed up, it could be carried using the hidden handle on the roof. The roof also featured a removable weather vein in the shape of a yellow pony and arrow. It also had spaces for three of the four symbol flags that came with the Show Stable. The front of the building featured the My Little Pony Rainbow logo with "Show Stable" written underneath (Note: The logo shown is a hand-made replacement; the original was damaged/lost).

The Show Stable came with its own pony named Lemon Drop (Earth pony). She is yellow with purple (straight, standard-length) hair, and purple eyes. Her symbol is a group of purple raindrops. She has a puppy named Brandy, who is light tan with brown ears and facial features.

The interchangeable flags (mentioned above), depicting pony symbols (white with colored decal w/symbol in white; design included yellow w/butterflies [from Butterscotch], pink w/heart [from Snuzzle], green w/flowers [from Blossom], and blue w/white stars [from Blue Belle]). Three flags could be placed on the roof, white Lemon Drop could wear the other on her saddle which had a rope-like design with flowers. It was pink and had a matching bridle and reins a bed with a blanket, a saddle with a bridle and reigns. Other accessories included a white bed (with purple headboard and pink felt blanket, six green fences, two green indoor/outdoor window shelves, two green outdoor window troughs, 3 winner's ribbons (1st, 2nd, & 3rd place; ribbons could hang on the hooks on the tack room door in the back of the stable), three yellow trophy cups, adjustable pole jump hurdle (white w/yellow pole), and two white A-style jumps, yellow heart-shaped grooming brush, purple original comb, and hair ribbon.

The Show Stable was re-released as a mail order in Year 4. It was also re-released other times in different colors and under different names including Home Sweet Home (Year 7 re-issue) and Megan's Place.

Lemon Drop was also re-released as one of the five Playset Ponies in a later mail-in offer. There is also a Baby Lemon Drop who was not sold in the United States.

In German, the Show Stable was called Pony-Haus.
Descriptions for Lemon Drop are based on the Playset Pony re-issue.

The My Little Pony Waterfall is the perfect place for ponies to play with a working shower that also made bubbles with the special container of Pony Bubbles that came with it (4 oz bottle of pink bubbles). The base of the Waterfall is in the shape of puffy white clouds with a a large smiling yellow sun behind it with a rainbow and cloud-shaped shower. When you fill the base with water (and bubble solution), press the pump near the rainbow to work the shower, and press the pump next to the sun to make bubbles.

Sprinkles (pegasus) was the special pony who came with the Waterfall. As pictured, she is lavender with blue (straight, standard-length) hair, and blue eyes. Her symbol is a groups of blue ducks. However, when she was re-released as one of the Playset Ponies in a later mail-in offer, she was pink. Also included was Duck Soup, Sprinkles' little duck friend. She is orange with a yellow bill, neck ring, and feet.

Accessories included a pink bath foam brush (with raised sun on back), pink comb, aqua terrycloth towel, two purple curlers, and light green hair ribbon.
The Waterfall returned, unchanged, in Year 3. It was later released with different colors in the U.K. in 1986, and came with a pony named Cascade.

*The ruler of the Dream Castle is Majesty (unicorn). She is white with blue (straight, standard-length) hair (w/white mane streak) and purple eyes. Her symbol is a group of glittery blue flowers. The Dream Castle also came with Spike, the baby dragon, who was introduced in the first My Little Pony special. Spike is purple with green spines down his back, a white stomach, green toenails, and green (slanted) eyes.

The Dream Castle returned, unchanged, in Year 3. It was later reissued in Year 7 with all the colors changed including lavender walls and mint green turrets. All the accessory colors were also changed. Majesty was not included, but Spike was (colors slightly different). However, she was re-released as a Playset Pony in a later mail-in offer.

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