Sadly, I don't have any photos of this horse--she left my life years ago--but I just remembered her the other day and now it's bothering me that I can't find evidence of her ever existing!

She was a large purple horse--think Barbie-sized--with a speaker in her belly that made rather loud whinnying noises. Her legs definitely had some measure of poseability; I distinctly remember ankle and knee joints at the very least. I believe she had plastic of some kind (dots, maybe?) where her mane met her head, and if I'm remembering right her mane was either white or blonde with tinsel.

This had to have been released in the early '90s to early '00s sometime, as that's when I remember having her. I've always lived in Canada if that helps.

I've already crossed out the Starlight Walking Horse for sure, as she never had a remote control.

Thanks for the help!

EDIT: Now that I'm thinking about it, it's also possible her hair may have been pink. In addition, she had no fantasy parts (horn, wings, etc) and I distinctly remember that her speaker was rounded and indented slightly. I also used to put these velcro stars in her hair, though those may not be related.

did you go to dollarama? that's where I got my apple fritter from 

Yep, that's exactly where I went! Gotta love that price drop!

Blossom--?

Want! I'd love to have a complete G2 collection someday.

Oh lordy, I'm not specific at all. However, when I'm buying older generations, I really prefer to snap a whole bunch up at once and deal with their varying conditions rather than slowly buy one pony at a time. Not sure what that says about me.

I feel like I have very little to add that hasn't already been said, lol. I do have to echo the statement of going for the primary market first--children--but also giving collectors something to love, too. I don't want MLP to become collector-centric at all, but I would like Hasbro to throw us some love once in a while.

I agree with going back to the larger size--MLP always feels best when you can wrap a hand around their middle! And yes, double-sided symbols/cutie marks/whatever would be great to have back. Hasbro needs to put quality control back into the line; when G1s are holding up better than some G4s, that's an issue. I'd love to see some new species, and definitely old ones making a return. And more boys! Please, we've had a serious drought of boy ponies since G1, and even then there weren't many!

Ultimately, I just want to see the creativity of the past gens come back. I do like G4, but objectively I think it's the most creatively bankrupt generation toy-wise for lasting this long. At least G3.5/Core 7 had the excuse of barely lasting 2 or 3 years. I'm honestly hoping the G4 movie ends G4 succinctly and we get G5 within the next couple years. One can dream...

Yeah, I've seen this before on fakies and other toys. It's just plastic flash that wasn't properly removed. Nothing too out of the ordinary!