Quote from: starstrider on October 01, 2017, 01:38:54 AM

Today when I was sorting through my collection, I came across this mystery flat footed Butterscotch.  I have no idea where I got her from!  Unlike a normal FF, she has no markings on her hooves at all.  Am genuinely confounded as to her history and origin.  Have any of you seen a FF like this before?  ANy information would be greatly appreciated! 

Starstrider, I need to do some research, but at a glance with those eyelashes, hair and no hoof markings my first thought with your butterscotch is that she might be Mexican?

Post Merge: October 01, 2017, 01:00:30 PM

Quick research done, and yes, I am thinking Mexican (Auriken specifically) for you starstrider.

Thank you so much for this!  She's my first Mexican pony, so I was unfamiliar with the characteristics.  Am looking forward to adding to my Mexican herd.  Thanks again! 

I'm pretty picky, TBH.  Uneven colour/head and body different shades.  Teeth marks/damage from chewing.  Pen marks (initials on bottom of hooves acceptable).  Tail rust, regrind, cancer, hair cuts. 

Today when I was sorting through my collection, I came across this mystery flat footed Butterscotch.  I have no idea where I got her from!  Unlike a normal FF, she has no markings on her hooves at all.  Am genuinely confounded as to her history and origin.  Have any of you seen a FF like this before?  ANy information would be greatly appreciated! 

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No armies, but I ended up with four SS FiFis, and I have no idea how I managed that   Also ended up with 6 Moondancers at one point in the quest of finding her with a white body and good glitter symbols. 

Hey all! 

I've been having a big clean out of my collection, and I came across this girl whom I have no memory of buying.  This Butterscotch has completely unmarked flat feet, but unlike the normal flat feet Y1 collector pose ponies, there's no identifying stamp at all. 

I thought she could have been a No Country product, but even the No Country ponies usually have a patent stamp, don't they?  So curious! What are your thoughts?  Have you seen this before?  Any information would be very helpful! 

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