Exmoor Ponies
Exmoor Ponies
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Exmoor pony
- Looking for an Exmoor pony 4 years upwards
- Must be well handled, but otherwise I'm happy to bring on
- Permanent home with 2 other native ponies on my own land
- Looking for an Exmoor pony 4 years upwards
- Must be well handled, but otherwise I'm happy to bring on
- Permanent home with 2 other native ponies on my own land
We have 2Hhighland ponies and I am looking for an Exmoor as a day / grandchildren share. It doesn't matter about experience but the pony must be used to being handled, groomed and good for farrier. Other than that we are happy to continue the pony's education.
Will also consider an older pony looking for a permanent home.
We have 3 field shelters, a sand school and lots of lovely hacking. Willing to travel for the right pony. Sex immaterial.
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EXMOOR PONY SOCIETY
Woodmans, Brithem Bottom, Cullompton, Devon, EX15 1NB
Secretary Mrs Sue McGeever
Tel: 01884 839930 or email: secretary@exmoorponysociety.org.uk
Website www.exmoorponysociety.org.uk
Breed Standard
The preferred Height Range is: Stallions & geldings 11.3hh (119.4cm) to 12.3hh (129.5cm) at maturity - Mares 11.2hh (116.8cm) to 12.2hh (127cm) at maturity
General Appearance & Type - Definite `pony' character, hard & strong; vigorous & alert & symmetrical in appearance; mealy muzzle; prominent, hooded "toad eyes"
"Definite pony character"
Head and Ears - Short, thick & pointed; clean cut face; wide Neck: forehead, eyes large, wide apart & prominent with well-defined, fleshy hood and pale colouration outlining the eyes (Toad Eyes); wide nostrils; mealy muzzle; clean throat; good length of rein
Shoulders - Clean, fine at top, well laid back
Chest - Deep & wide between & behind forelegs; ribs long, deep, well sprung and wide apart
Back - Level; broad & level across loins; tail neatly set in
Legs - Clean & short, with neat, hard feet; forelegs straight, well apart & squarely set; hind legs well apart, nearly perpendicular from hock to fetlock with point of hock in line with pelvis bone; wide curve from flank to hock joint; legs free in motion with no tendency to sweep or turn
Action - Straight & smooth, without exaggerated action
Coat - Summer - close, hard & bright / Winter - a double-layered dense coat with an under insulating layer of fine, springy hair and an outer water-proofing layer of hard, greasy hair
Colour - Bay, brown or dun, with black points; mealy colour on muzzle, round eyes & inside flanks; no white markings anywhere
Quality - Alert expression and general poise indicating balance and symmetry of movement; fine, clean bone