Dartmoor Ponies
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- Dartmoor
- Bay
- Mare
- 15 years
- 11.3 hands
HOYS LR Quality Dartmoor Mare
- Sensational LR pony
- Quiet and safe for even tiniest kiddies
- Lovely natured
SOLD! Sold to a wonderful little girl and her family.
- Dartmoor
- Bay
- Mare
- 15 years
- 11.3 hands
- Sensational LR pony
- Quiet and safe for even tiniest kiddies
- Lovely natured
Exquisite mare, absolute professional LR pony and tots pony. Perfect Inhand pony.
Has done first ridden before but not with me. Was covered last year but didn't hold.
Cannot praise this pony enough.
Beautiful pony inside and out. Easy to do and kind with the smallest of children. Turns out with geldings and mares. Never sick or sorry.
Would excel this year at veterans and I have no doubt she would go to the top.
Easy to clip, for farrier, vets and worm, Travel
Genuine reason for sale please call for more details.
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- Past 2 years lightly shown.
- Northern Dartmoor 1st and reserve champ female
- Northern Dartmoor 1st and reserve Champ Broodmare
- Great Eccleston Agri Show 1st Small Breeds.
- Many wins at local level LR and Inland.
- Won Barren mare class for 4th year running.
- Wins too numerous to mention at local level.
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DARTMOOR PONY SOCIETY
Mrs V. Brown (Hon Secretary)
Swn-Yr-Afon, Thornhill Road, Cwmgwili, SA14 6PT
Telephone: 01269 844303 - Email: secretary@dartmoorponysociety.com
Web-Site: www.dartmoorponysociety.com
The Dartmoor Pony - Breed Standard
Height - Not Exceeding 127 cm (12.2hh)
Colour - Bay, brown, black, grey, chestnut, roan. Piebalds and Skewbald are not allowed. Excessive white markings are disliked & should be discouraged
Head - Should be small, well set on and bloodlike, with the nostrils large and expanding and the eyes bright, mild, intelligent and prominent. The ears should be small, well formed, alert and neatly set. The throat and jaws should be fine and showing no signs of coarseness or throatiness
Neck - Strong but not too heavy and of medium length. Stallions have a moderate crest
Shoulders - Good shoulders are most important. They should be well laid back and sloping, but not too fine at the withers
Body - Of medium length and strong, well ribbed up and with a good depth of girth giving plenty of heart room
Loins & Hindquarters - Strong and well covered with muscle. The hind quarters should be of medium length and neither level nor steeply sloping. The tail is well set up
Hind Legs - The hocks should be well let down with plenty of length from hip to hock, clean cup and with plenty of bone below the joint. The should not be "sickle" or "cow-hocked"
Fore Legs - Should not be tied in, in any way, at the elbows. The fore-arm should be muscular and the knee fairly large and flat to the front. The cannon should be short from knee to fetlock with ample good, flat, flinty bone. The pasterns should be sloping but not too long. The feet should be sound, tough and well shaped
Movement - Low straight and free-flowing, yet without exaggeration
General - The mane and tail should be full and flowing. The Dartmoor is a very good looking riding pony, sturdily built yet with quality