A friend of mine has a part Welsh of Farnley bloodlines on the stud's side - he is adorable - chestnut with 4 stockings and a big wide blaze. Her daughter did very well with him at hunter shows and has sadly outgrown him so the pony is being leased now and is teaching new little kids about ponies and riding.RNR said:Dose anyone own a welsh pony? I am curious about them if anyone has any info that you can share that would be great!
Thanks
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rabbitsfizz said:Whoa- Section B are 14 hands?????? Real section B stop at 13.2 hh. "A" ponies stop at 11.2hh, and "B" are not governed by height- they can be tiny, just NOT big!!! Cross an A with a B you get a B irrespective of size- "A" is a closed book. "C" are cob ponies and sec D are 14.00 ( I think nowadays 14.4hh) and up.Not sure about US/Canadian rules- those are the rules of the originating Society
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