Woman's 7,700 My Little Pony items set world record

An English woman has set a Guinness World Record for having the largest My Little Pony collection, with 4,550 items at the time of her recognition by Guinness World Records on July 13. Miranda Worby's collection has since grown to around 7,700 items, with an estimated value of around US$47,157.

Miranda Worby started building her My Little Pony collection in 1997, using eBay to look for items she did not have or those that were only available abroad. She would even travel over two hours to track rare ponies and check out local marketplaces for areas she visits. Friends and family members would also get her My Little Pony toys as presents for her birthdays and Christmas.

The counting of Miranda Worby's My Little Pony items took place between April and July 2025, after Guinness World Records approached her about the record in February 2025. Miranda Worby is featured in the new Guinness World Records 2027 book.

Miranda Worby's obsession with the toy line started when she was three years old, after her parents said no to her request for a horse and instead bought her a My Little Pony toy. She is now 42 years old and from the coastal town of Lowestoft in Suffolk, England.

## Why it matters The record highlights the dedication and passion of collectors like Miranda Worby, who have spent years building their collections. For Miranda Worby, her collection has become a significant part of her life, filling up an entire room in her house as well as a storage unit. Her collection has also earned her recognition in her community, with her being referred to as the “woman with the ponies” in Lowestoft.

## What happens next Miranda Worby's collection is likely to continue growing, with new items being added to her already impressive stable of toys and figurines. Her recognition by Guinness World Records is likely to inspire other collectors to pursue their passions and strive for similar records.