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I have access to the stud book. Give me a few mins and I will screenshot their long pedigrees.
The Shetlands from N.I.
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millikins
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Looks like I better start learning my Shetland pedigrees. Thank you for posting that 
photo_jo
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I probably didn't word my reply that well, shetlands, after TBs, must have one of the best recorded, as in written down, studbooks-my horse is a grandson of Secretariat but he was gelded and just has an AES passport with the sire and dam recorded!
photo_jo
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I have to say I know nothing about Shetland pedigrees, mine both have Ringkay Max A Million in their pedigrees as damsire and grandsire respectively but they're just ornaments!
Elf On A Shelf
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Looks like I better start learning my Shetland pedigrees. Thank you for posting that
My life has revolved around Shetlands and breeding lol! As well as Thoroughbred's
Wheels
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Aw that's great to know, I didnt realise winston was related to beeswax, I'll let him know he has a famous relative lol
HanWN
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I own Magheradartin Beeswax aka Barry!
Wheels
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He is a fantastic pony, you are very lucky
But.. you can't come on here telling us that without putting up pics
HanWN
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HanWN
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And the next he’s doing this
HanWN
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He really is the most versatile pony I’ve ever owned 
ycbm
Einstein would be proud of my Insanity...
Your little girl is a super jockey, isn't she? The pony is a cracker, obviously
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Trouper
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What a fantastic picture!!
J&S
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I have never been a shetland pony fan but that little pony is just wonderful.
Wheels
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That's fantastic HanWN - what a cracker!
FinnishLapphund
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If Millikins little dun takes after her sire's versatility, she'll be a cracker, too.
millikins
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He is stunning
His daughter long reined in harness on the road for the first time today and jumped her first tiny cross pole yesterday, both of which she seemed to enjoy so hope she too will be versatile. We also have a nice local show to go to at the end of April to start getting her out and about.tatty_v
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Wow, what a stunner and a cracking little jockey!
We have a two year old Shetland - Sharptor Denver. I know very little about his breeding but he’s really grown on me. He’s by far the bravest and the easiest of all our horses despite his diminutive size!
Elf On A Shelf
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Your lad is slightly inbred ... no surprises from that breeder though. But he should turn out a decent size and do you a decent job.
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tatty_v
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Fascinating stuff, thank you ? his sole role in life so far is to keep my melodramatic Connie comapany, which he does admirably ? maybe a children’s ridden pony in future but we’ll see!
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He's bred to be a performance pony so he should be more than capable of the job!
brighteyes
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So, you're a TB work rider and Shetland expert... Lol!
Elf On A Shelf
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We have bred and shown Shetlands for longer than I have been riding racehorses for ??? a strange combo to some but it works ???
HanWN
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Just wanted to update you all, Barry (Magheradartin beeswax) has not only proven himself as a racing pony but also as a lead rein pc pony - taking my just turned 4yo to her first mini pc camp.
He is one in a million.
whoever has his offspring is very lucky.
including me as I have now purchase Magheradartin Sahara Sunset (who I believe is also out of Golden Sunset)
He is one in a million.
whoever has his offspring is very lucky.
including me as I have now purchase Magheradartin Sahara Sunset (who I believe is also out of Golden Sunset)
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