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Dales Pony for Share (North East Scotland, UK) | Horses For Loan ...

Horses For Loan: 14 hh Dales pony looking for rider to school and exercise No limits as to times for riding No costs involved Was child's pony but up to carrrying lightweight adult Has been schooled and needs further schooling and ... Continue reading


Ebony 14HH 3yr old dales pony

Ebony is a 3yr old black dales type pony. she has been lunged long reined backed and is j... Continue reading


Section A Dales pony!! - Horse Hunter

stunning quality Section A dales pony for sale. full up 14.2hh. black gelding. 18 yrs old but very healthy and fit. Does not look or feel his age!. very easy to do. Safe and sensible. Anybodys ride. Ideal mother daughter share. ... Continue reading


A Little Black Pony: Dr. Jekyll Returns, With A Brief Appearance ...

Possible Breed Candidates: New Forest Pony, Welsh Cob, Dales Pony, Dartmoor Pony Color: Black Markings: Two white socks on hind legs, one white sock on right foreleg, tiny crescent shaped star. Height: 14hh ... Continue reading


Dales Pony

Description: Native to the upper dales of Northern Yorkshire, England, is the Dales Pony. The ancestors of the Dales pony include to a large degree the Pennine Pony, with infusions of several other breeds including the Galloway, ... Continue reading


Dales pony foal showed signs of Fell Pony Syndrome

Fell ponies are not the only breed to be affected with a syndrome involving immunodeficiency and anaemia syndrome, according to researchers. A similar condition has been reported in a Dales pony. Continue reading


TEST TO PREVENT UNNECESSARY FOAL DEATHS LAUNCHED

Foal Immunodeficiency Syndrome (FIS), a genetic disorder which is known to affect Fell and Dales ponies, causes foals to become anaemic and prone to opportunistic infections. Sadly, any foal born with the syndrome will not survive. ... Continue reading


Stable for 1 Dales pony gelding

Stable needed ASAP for 4 year old very easy, well behaved Dales gelding. Continue reading


Immunodeficiency/anaemia in a Dales pony.

The report's authors, based at the Animal Health Trust in Newmarket and the Liverpool Vet School, describe a female Dales pony foal with marked anaemia, diarrhoea and pneumonia, that failed to respond to treatment. ... Continue reading


The Gypsy Vanner Horse - A Flash of Magic by Many Names

In theory, the Gypsies developed the Vanner from a combination of British, Welsh and Irish breeds including the Clydesdale, Shire, Friesian, Dales pony, Highland Pony and the Fells Pony, all which have the wonderfully docile and kind ... Continue reading

Dales Pony basic information

Today's hardy Dales Pony stands up to 14.2 hands the colors being predominately black, brown, grey and bay. In the past they have been roan. White markings are only permitted, no higher than the fetlocks, on the hind legs. A white star or snip is also allowed. Any foals showing white markings anywhere other than these areas is downgraded to section B status. They are renown for the quality of their hard well-shaped feet and legs with beautiful dense flat bone. They are great movers with an action which is straight and true. Their powerful drive coming from the strength of their knees and hocks. These ponies have incredible endurance and an iron clad constitution, are very courageous and yet exhibit a calm, gentle and willing temperament, even the stallions.

The pony's head should be neat and pony-like and broad between bright alert eyes. The muzzle is relatively small with no coarseness around the jaw or throat and the ears must curve slightly in. The forelock and mane should be long and abundant, flowing over a muscular neck which should be set upon strong sloping shoulders. Withers should not be too fine. Stallions exhibit a proud boldness through a well-arched crest. The body should be short crouped, deep through the chest, with well-sprung ribs. Short well-developed forearms are set square into a broad chest, the quarters are lengthy and powerful with very muscular second thighs above clean, broad, flat hocks. The tail is well set, not too high with plenty of long straight hair touching the ground. The cannons should have on average 8" to 9" of flat bone with well-defined tendons. The pasterns should be of good length with very flexible joints. The hooves are large round and open at the heels with well-developed frogs, and hard enough to allow them to be ridden at walk and trot unshod on gravel roads, and with ample silky straight 'feather

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