Adults with ponies - Connemaras vs Welsh D?

No dun fillys :(

But some mild done deal-ing has revealed these:

http://www.donedeal.ie/horses-for-sale/dapple-grey-gelding/5353735
This might be more of a jumper but here goes:
http://www.donedeal.ie/horses-for-sale/horses/5256515
These were the only colored ones I could find:
http://www.donedeal.ie/horses-for-sale/3-horses-for-sale/5359189

Oh here's Dantean, the stallion I was talking about. if you want soundness in an animal something retiring sound after 4000+ miles of riding would seem to fit the bill:
http://www.donedeal.ie/horses-for-sale/stallion-at-stud/4810826
Now you're in the breeding game you should make your own Dantean filly out of a mare of your choice ;)

I'm not sure I'd recommend any of those but there ya go. I need more time....
 
On question of which is better for dressage, my welshie is hard work, but has fabulous paces when I ask exactly right, but if I'm not with it, she tenses, rushes & looks horrendous.
The Connie is much more obliging but I don't think will ever get above novice level (well not with me riding anyway)
 
In my opinion Section Ds are more quirky and opinionated but have a lovely movement and will teach you more. Connies are pretty but a bit more pedestrian. Which you get depends what you want from your ride. I'm too tall to ride pure bred natives but love natives x TBs and have a Section D x TB mare who has all the attitude and carriage of a Section D with the added bonus of TB speed and stamina - perfect <3
 
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