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Guessing belongs to the owner of the Clyde stallion

I suppose little can be seen of the conformation from these photos , having seen other photos sadly the colt is not standing oddly behind , his hocks are like that all the time almost touching (cow hocked ) , his gaskin is very long , he has lost a leg on each corner and bone girth yet gained an...

Looking back that's five elderly Exmoor mares ( presumed to be pedigree and of some value in genetic terms ) , the breeder claimed could not remain on the common/moor and survive . For them to stay in ground on the home farm pastures they needed to earn their keep . Would being pts be the worst...

A few folk have kindly posted a photo and link for me .

Yes it got rather heated on the original thread but I felt people may like the chance to judge for themselves as we were told to do by one supporter

Thanks Guys ...Exmoor are my ponypassion with a few welsh over the years too , oh and a Shetland

:( well ive failed at photos so far and links , however I now have photobucket . If you look up people4ponies a welfare charity the photos are there ( Brendon Fair) for anyone who was involved in the cross breeding debate and was told to judge for themselves not jump on a band wagon .

unfortunately admin removed ,I have the photos but not sure how to put up on here ?

For those readers that followed a debate on cross breeding horses of different sizes , namely Exmoor mares with a Clydesdale stallion most readers had welfare concerns and wondered why this breeding to create a bigger cob to ride . Two foals of the same description were being offered at an...

Hi There all , I recently joined . Seems to be lots of interesting reading and advice going on . Im a native pony person :)