Welsh A Pony | characteristics, origin & disciplines
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- The Welsh A Pony ► All about the Welsh A Pony ► origin ✔ characteristics ✔ temperament ✔ disciplines ✔ ► ehorses the leading online horse market | www.ehorses.com/
When it comes to beauty and grace, pony-lovers would agree that few breeds compare with Welsh Section A ponies. Also known as Welsh Mountain Ponies, this breed has its origins in the remote mountains of Wales. Families who buy a Welsh Section A know that these long-lived, hardy little animals will be firm favourites with everyone for years to come. Many Section A ponies teach the younger children to ride before being trained as successful driving ponies when they are outgrown. It’s not difficult to buy a Welsh Section A, as they are popular the world over, and studs exist in many countries.
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I Love these videos 😊❤
Love these videos! Is a Welsh mountain pony the same as a Welsh A? My profile picture (and also a video on my channel called riding Harry) is a Welsh mountain pony, but is that also Welsh A? Xx
He’s 13.2
He’s 13.2 so is he a section b?
Well tough question, first you're right. The Welsh Mountain is the same as the Welsh A. But considering his height he could be a Welsh B. Maybe he's just a tall Welsh A pony but the Welsh Pony and Cob Society made those clear divisions. Maybe you find more informations in Harrys papers or on the website of the society. Sorry for not being that helpful!
@@ehorsesinternational yeah ok ! Thanks :) x
The WPCS says that section a ponies that grow over 12 hands must be re registered as section b.