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Can she see? Asked by the judge after my daughter had ridden round the ring in walk ,trot and canter- her pony was a blue eyed cremello:)

Our cremello part bred Connie had grey parents. Lots of dun/buckskin in the pedigree as well as palomino. Her passport said white.

Our Connemara had similar breeding. She had an amazing temperament and loved jumping.

I wish we'd never sold my daughters pony. Still miss her 6 years later- sadly she had to be PTS 2 years ago, I always thought I'd buy her back sometime :(

We towed with an X5. It got us out of a very muddy Great Yorkshire Show lorry/trailer park one year, although we only had my friends Exmoor on board.

She's beautiful.

First pony was a chestnut, also had a 2greys, 1 bay,1 skewbald, and our last was a cremello.

Be interesting to see who will be presenting.

I want this rug. Sadly I don't have a horse. Do you think they do cat rugs :)

My daughters old pony was a Cremello. She always attracted attention, at one show a whole family were supporting her from the ring side- they loved the fact that pony and rider matched. Both blonde with blue eyes!

We had a Cremello mare who had grey parents. However she did have palomino and buckskin in her family tree.

There's Beavers at Beckwithshaw, they do DIY and part livery (5 and 2). They were good to us when my daughters pony was on box rest. Don't know prices though. Do Follifoot riding school do livery?

I've owned a Rusty,Shadow,Rosie,Cassie and Ripple. My daughters ponies were Bubble, Willow,Prince and Ash. We didn't name any of them though.

My daughters last pony was a Cremello. She was the kindest most bombproof pony we've owned. We brought her when she was 4 and people were concerned that she was so young, but they all came round when they met her. Sadly sold her 2 years ago but we still miss her like mad. Good luck with your new...