POA is the abbreviation for Pony Of the Americas. it is a pony with often the same patterns as an Appaloosa. For more information, follow the link below.
Yes, A solid color purebred (father and mother are registered POA) poa pony can be hardship registered, it can be used for breeding purposes, but cannot enter the POA pony shows. Only appaloosa POAs can enter the POAC's Pony shows.
Pinto Pony(spotted), Piebald Pony(black and white spotted), Skewbald Pony (any color but black and white), Sabino Pony, Splash White Pony, Overo Pony, Tobiano Pony, Tovero Pony, etc. POA (Pony of the Americas) have the various spotting patterns associated with the Lp (Leopard Complex) yielding appaloosa patterning.
This breed was founded in the Americas in 1956.
A pony of America is an Appolosa (Spotted horse) and a Shetland Pony mixed. This makes them a category b miniature pony which is a full grown horse and a Shetland Pony mixed. sorry but no a POA is not an appoloosa and its not mixed with shetland pony it is like and appoloosa but not the same A POA is 57 inches or under and has to have spots striped hooves scelera and mottled skin.
The POA pony is a breed. Asking what to breed to get one, is like asking how to get a quarterhorse foal. You would have to breed two Pony Of the Americas in order to get another pure one. Though, if you are looking into spots, not all POA's have the "appaloosa" markings. (spots)
Pony of Americas (POA) are under 14.2 hh. Appaloosas are 14.2 hh and above
it stands for pony of the Americas it is spotted a cross between an Appaloosa and a pony about 14 hands tall
A POA (or pony of the amercas) is a small pony breed, around 12-14hh, while an appaloosa is a different breed of spotted horse. So mainly they're different breeds <3 Trigger!!
I think you mean a Pony (P) of (O) the Americas (A).
There is no breed that is called POAC. POA stands for Pony of the Americas. POAC stands for Pony of the Americas Club.
Well I've never heard of a TOA, but I have heard of a POA. If you meant POA, it means Pony of the Americas. It was developed to be used by children and it resembles a small Appaloosa.
The term pony is defined by the animal's height so a pony can come from anywhere. Pony breeds have been developed in many different countries. Examples are the Shetland Pony which is named after Shetland Island in Scotland, the Connemara is from Ireland, the POA (Pony of the Americas) was developed in the USA.