Does anyone know where she was made? She's one of them awkward ones who doesn't actually have a country stamped on her. I have a few with no country stamp, but I've been able to figure out where they were made by looking at pictures, but I've had no luck with her at all ![Urgh! >_<](https://mlparena.com/Smileys/default/urgh.gif)
Spain is the most popular solution. That's the short story
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The long story is that NC (no country) ponies were originally unknown about their location, but many MOC Spanish ponies have since surfaced (mostly from earlier years) which clearly say Made in Spain but have no country on the hooves. They share features with some of these other NC ponies.
It's very likely though not totally proven that the NC family ponies were made in Spain. They were only sold in Europe and the UK, though. We also had Chinese versions of all the family ponies here in the UK, so you might find you end up with a Daddy who's made in China. I also have a HK Mummy Sweet Celebrations so apparently they were made there too. I have no idea what Hasbro were thinking. I am assuming that probably the US have both China and HK versions but not NC versions.
The UK also had the family ponies sold as individual ponies on cards and the set of Mum, Dad and one baby which the US had, so that might explain the mixture.
In any case, Loving Family Ponies are confusing.
Sundance in the UK is also NC. Whether she is Spanish or not is still unproven but largely assumed, although I am pretty sure her box says either China or Hong Kong.