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Horse and Pony Breeds
The many different breeds of horses and ponies that exist have evolved over generations. Their development has been affected by climate, environment and lifestyle, as well as how they are used - whether as workhorses or to ride for pleasure. This book should help the young horse enthusiast to recognize and identify accurately the different breeds. Each horse or pony is photographed and accompanied by detailed descriptions of the history of the breed, as well the particular characteristics, colours and markings that distinguish that breed from any other. Exmoor PonyInteractive horse rescue scheme from Mossburn - meet the horses and ponies ...At Mossburn they rescue and shelter misused, abused, unwanted and neglected horses. You can help them to do this by paying to foster a horse or pony. Just click on the 'Foster Me Please' button for the horse or pony that you would like to foster. ![]() Sample horse/pony for fostering Breezer Exmoor PonyHow to Buy a Pony They're cute and adorable and can make the perfect gift for a child. But beware; ponies require just as much care and hard work as full-grown horses. 1. Go to horse auctions, visit local horse barns, read a book on how to buy a pony, or visit on a few horse-related Web sites. Become familiar with ponies before you pull out your wallet. 2. Get some expert advice before making a purchase. It is difficult to select a sound pony with a good temperament unless you have a great deal of experience with ponies. 3. Pay special attention to the personality of the pony you're considering buying, especially if a child will be riding her. If a pony is nippy, flattens her ears when touched, or bucks up her hind end when you walk behind her, it's best to bypass that animal. 4. Examine the pony for cracked or deformed hooves, a runny nose or eyes, or a lethargic demeanour. 5. Ask a horse veterinarian to examine the pony you've chosen. This is the best way to ensure you are buying a healthy pony. Exmoor PonyExmoor Pony |
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