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Anna was a fully jointed horse rider and Happytime her "thoroughbred" horse. You could put them in every riding position possible. There was also a male version called Peter and Sundancer, who was a Palamino horse.

All different sorts of accessories were available for Anna and Happytime including a stable, water jump and show jump. You could also kit Anna up in new hear with different outfits that were available - most of which included a riding jacket and jodhpurs.

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  • Anonymous user
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    My mum bought me Peter and sundancer when that came out I had to nag her like hell for it & eventually got it for christmas & saved up for the associated outfits -I only bought the racing outfit I saw most of it on ebay - but its all so expensive -not to mention someone is selling the Ana doll of for £10 with a hand missing
  • Anonymous user
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    Oh yes I was very fond of my Anna & happytime as a child as Id already started to learn to ride Loved the jointed parts on both dolls I bought lots of outfits -the racing , showjumping, schooling, ponyclub. I saved up for the jumps
  • Anonymous user
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    I loved my Anna and Happytime! Used to drive my parents crackers with the constant sounds of clicking joints. Perfect xmas present for a horse mad little girl.
  • Anonymous user
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    I had Anna and Happytime as a child - My favourite toy ever. Once grown up I gave them to a younger friend and have since regretted it. I found Happytime at a car boot sale a few years ago and bought it for my daughter, I have kept it as she has grown up and moved out. I have just bought Anna and Peter + accessories on ebay I cant wait for them to arrive. Big kid|Memories :] My sister had Peter and Sundance haven't managed to get hold of Sundance yet.
    • Anonymous user
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      Hi Tracy, I have Sundance but sadly Peter is no more. I have Anna, Sundance, the stable with original box, full set of jumps , clothes and accessories. If you are interested please let me know. C
      • Anonymous user
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        Really sorry don't know why I haven't seen your reply although not technically minded and tend to stay away from computer - I have collected quite a lot since then including stable I do still get very excited about my fave toy ever though :]
  • Donna D
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    Greetings from California! I discovered Anna & Happytime while collecting cousin Sindy, and I love my Anna collection! I couldn't find much information online, so I created 3 websites (long story - they were all free, and it took a while to get it right). You might enjoy them: http://annamooredoll.webs.com/ https://sites.google.com/site/annamoorethechampions/ http://donnadaub.wix.com/annamooredoll# I would love your comments,corrections, additions, etc.
  • Anonymous user
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    Oh, this site has made me so, so happy!! I had Anna and Happytime (the starter set I think) way back (1975ish) and I have never known anyone who had them or had even heard of them, before. it was a fabulous toy< and I wish that I had still had mine when my daughter was younger. Great memories, though!
  • Anonymous user
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    I've just put my Anna and Happytime, Peter and Sundancer, stable and jumps on Ebay - the auction finishes on Monday 12th Dec 2011, if anyone wants to bid?
  • Anonymous user
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    Got the lot from my childhood too ! Have never found anyone who remembered them . Never sell them though as i still play... honestly i do .
  • Anonymous user
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    hi i am desperate to buy any tack for happytime or sundancer as all mine has perished .also any outfits
  • Anonymous user
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    hi pennycr i have anna and happytime horse, dol compitition jump, practice jump and a few cloths, what would be your price???

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