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More information about setland ponies?
I think you mean Shetland Pony but I know some info. They are great carriage pullers. Small but not as small as miniature horses.
What are the major differences between horses and ponies?
The most apparent difference between horses and ponies is their size. Apart from this, ponies generally have a more stocky build and are stronger relative to their size.
Are ponies more popular than horses?
NO WAY!!!! HORSES R THE BEST! Diffidently not!!!!!! Horses are the BOMB!!!!!!!!!!!
Is a miniature horse endangerd?
No miniature horses are not endangered, they are one of the more popular breeds.
What are some characteristics of a Miniature Pony?
It depends on the breeding of the miniature pony. Some look more like Shetland ponies, and some look like down-sized Arabians. Miniature ponies can be great lawn-mowers, family pets, show champions, led ponies and ridden ponies for small children. Miniature ponies are generally good-natured, but some tend not to be broken in properlly. and can be timid. Look up Minature Ponies on the Internet for more information, Winnie the Horse Gentler
Do ponies have more stamina than horses?
Yes, they do by Emma Henderson
Where are most miniature horses located in the U.S.?
Of the nearly 78,000 miniature horses registered worldwide, more than 13 percent were in Texas. Over half of these horses sold were exported.
How many polo ponies in a string?
If it is more than a string, it would be more than 3 horses.
What is the difference between ponies and horses?
horses have bigger breed types such as shire horse, Clydesdale ,Suffolk punch and lots more where as ponies have smaller breed types such as Shetland, Dartmoor and the smallest bred of pony the Fallabella.
Is a horse endangerd?
No miniature horses are not endangered, they are one of the more popular breeds.
How many breeds of horses in the world and there color?
There are approximately 267 or more, that is including ponies. And do you want a list of their colors they can be?
Do you get wild ponies in Australia?
Yes, though they're more horses than anything. They're called brumbies, too.
