Shilasdair
Patting her thylacine
...a Highland pony, a Welsh Section D, a garron and a cob?
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teddyt
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A highland is scottish, a welsh section d is from wales, cobs are normally from ireland. Never heard of a garron but im guessing they are from england
Shilasdair
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Surely someone knows what a garron is?
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Tinkerbee
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Maisy is a bit of a garron.
Although she's only mildly depised and is English, not a celt
Although she's only mildly depised and is English, not a celt
f_s_
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I thought that a garron was the old word for a horse of no specific breed ie heinz 57
jhoward
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A garron or garran is a type of horse. The term occurs in Scotland and in Ireland, and generally refers to an undersized and much-despised beast
OH PMSL.. they just described the husband!
OH PMSL.. they just described the husband!
Shilasdair
Patting her thylacine
That's the Wikipedia entry, Jhoward, but it isn't what I know the word to mean.
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competitiondiva
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A garron or garran is a type of horse. The term occurs in Scotland and in Ireland, and generally refers to an undersized and much-despised beast
OH PMSL.. they just described the husband!
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LMAO!!! very funny!!
A garron or garran is a type of horse. The term occurs in Scotland and in Ireland, and generally refers to an undersized and much-despised beast
OH PMSL.. they just described the husband!
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LMAO!!! very funny!!
f_s_
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That is a horse of no specific breeding, in other words, of no quality!!
jhoward
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That's the Wikipedia entry, Jhoward, but it isn't what I know the word to mean.
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i know bs! it just made me laugh!
That's the Wikipedia entry, Jhoward, but it isn't what I know the word to mean.
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i know bs! it just made me laugh!
Shilasdair
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That's the Wikipedia entry, Jhoward, but it isn't what I know the word to mean.
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i know bs! it just made me laugh!
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Naughty LS! Geld him.
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That's the Wikipedia entry, Jhoward, but it isn't what I know the word to mean.
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i know bs! it just made me laugh!
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Naughty LS! Geld him.
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smirnoff_ice07
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A garron is a type of Highland pony, from the islands i think?
Quadro
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smirnoff_ice07 i think your getting confused with a eriskay there from the islands and similar to highlands smaller though
appylass
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A garron is a type of Highland pony, from the islands i think?
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That's what I understood too, the Garron is the traditional 'old style' highland pony as opposed to the modern, finer types.
A garron is a type of Highland pony, from the islands i think?
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That's what I understood too, the Garron is the traditional 'old style' highland pony as opposed to the modern, finer types.
Law
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A garron is a type of Highland pony, from the islands i think?
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That's what I understood too, the Garron is the traditional 'old style' highland pony as opposed to the modern, finer types.
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That is the answer I would give having owned (what I thought was) a Garron
My old highland was one
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A garron is a type of Highland pony, from the islands i think?
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That's what I understood too, the Garron is the traditional 'old style' highland pony as opposed to the modern, finer types.
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That is the answer I would give having owned (what I thought was) a Garron