Pit ponies were lowered down into coal mines to help haul the coal. By the mid 20th century, the ponies were replaced by mechanical devices.
Pit ponies were horses which were used underground in coal mines to pull carts of coal. The horses spent their lives underground and were exposed to harmful mine gases frequently. These animals worked long hours, and many of them died due to exhaustion or from injuries.
A pit pony was any type of pony that was used to pull mine cars. A type means that all of the animals would be built nearly the exact same way, so there wouldn't have been more than one type. However many breeds and crossbreeds were used so long as they were under a certain height and strong enough to pull the mine cars.
The answer is ponies' because it's already plural.
ponies limp when they are born
there are many different stories of ow they get in different places, but they are mostly owned by the government so they stay wild ponies.
pit ponies were used to transport coal through the mine shafts they were usually treated cruelly and spent almost all their lives underground
They are unfamiliar with the world above
pit ponies were shetlands or small hardy ponies that were used in the pits, or mines. they carried tools and coal and things for the miners.
Pit ponies were horses which were used underground in coal mines to pull carts of coal. The horses spent their lives underground and were exposed to harmful mine gases frequently. These animals worked long hours, and many of them died due to exhaustion or from injuries.
Pit ponies were employed as early as 1750 in Durham Britain.
Hambach open pit mine was created in 1978.
I think it is the Lavendar Pit (copper mine) in Bisbee, AZ.
Mine is inside the ground.Quarry is on the ground.It is a open pit mine.
A pit pony was any type of pony that was used to pull mine cars. A type means that all of the animals would be built nearly the exact same way, so there wouldn't have been more than one type. However many breeds and crossbreeds were used so long as they were under a certain height and strong enough to pull the mine cars.
Strip mine Open-pit mine Shaft mine
In some countries, the use of pit ponies in mining operations may still be legal under certain regulations and conditions. However, the practice has declined significantly in recent years due to advancements in technology and a shift towards more humane and sustainable mining practices. It is important to check local laws and regulations to determine the legality of using pit ponies in specific regions.
The Hull Rust Mahoning Mine is the largest open pit iron mine in Minnesota. It is located in the city of Hibbing, Minnesota. It is about 1.5 miles across and 3.5 miles deep.