bryngelenponies
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Welsh Ds and Welsh Sports Horses- you can't beat a good welshie
Highlands and PREs - and if JFTD doesn't do something about this lad (Highland x PRE) this year, I may well cave in to temptation
http://www.highlandponysociety.com/...nager&page=show_ad&adid=852&catid=1&Itemid=43
Same, highlands and PREs...
So he's still for sale then I've been trying not to look / think about it... Thus far, sanity has prevailed, but he is so tempting Please give him a good home and save me from myself
I love Quarter horses. I'm slightly biased because I mainly ride a Quarter horse but IMO they're great!
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I breed them, but I'd choose an arabian over them to ride anyday
On the other hand, if you want a bombproof horse (without the fluff and feathers of a cob type) that anyone from a child to your old Granny can ride on the trails, and can still go like **** off a shovel at the push of a button (but only if the button is pushed) then you really cannot go wrong with a QH or Paint....and I never thought I'd be saying that about them!
I'm another big, big fan of the Schwartzwälder Kaltblut (Black Forest Cold Blood)!
Yes, the Noriker is a different breed to this one. Back in the 1970's, the Black Forest was on the brink of extinction after the mechanisation of agriculture and forestry work in the post-war years. Thanks to the foresight of a handful of breeders (mostly owners of mares), Haflinger and South German Cold Bloods were used to resurrect the breed to the numbers we have today. Breeding is still mostly carried out in and around St Märgen by private individuals, but most of the stallions (currently approx. 50- 60 animals) are owned by Haupt-und Landgestüt Marbach. The breed is not seen much outside SW Germany, which is a bit of a shame, because I think they are beautiful, versatile animals, and much under estimated!