Pony Breeds, including rare breeds, wild, show and pleasure ponies with history, strength, weakness, current use and preferred types.

The American Shetland Pony and its evolution into breed types in America, with divisions and categories of current day ponies.

The Mountain Pony is a great child's mount, a brilliant performer in harness and an unsurpassed foundation to produce bigger ponies and horses. The Mountain Pony does not stand over 12 hands in height. The head is dominated by a large and luminous eye the glory of …

The Dales pony is a British native breed that makes an ideal family pony, being kindly and tractable enough for a child to ride while their short, strong back and general stockiness make …

Horse Breeds, including color breeds, wild horses, popular and rare breeds, Pony, Draft, English, or Western, with history, strength, weakness, current use and preferred type.

The Polo Pony requires speed, stamina (since his work is done at a gallop), courage and very good balance. In addition, the temperament must be bold and lively without being excitable. …

Camargue pony is the wild horse of France, white in color, that some would classify as horses, but which show predominant pony characteristics.

DEFINE WILD How wild does a horse have to be in order to be called a wild horse? We know of several subspecies of wild horses that still exist: 1) The Mongolian, or Asiatic, wild horse, Equus ferus przewalskii 2) The Exmoor pony of Southwest England, a prototype of the wild horse ancestral to our domestic pony breeds

Most draft are a blend with pony blood, Iberian blood, and some oriental blood, and often show this in their conformation. Some lighter draft breeds are borderline cases between draft and …

Along with Welsh Ponies, the Dartmoor dominates the riding pony classes and has contributed greatly to the beautiful British riding pony. It is very popular in Europe and crosses well with …