i brought her from riding stable at seaton in devon they didnt know,my pony is called foxy lady she is six years old 12hh and dun roan colour with black dorsal strip down back and black zebra stripes on legs and has a very cute face,does any one know her or her breed,she is stocky not small,please any help.
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Why are all answers so sarcastic on here? She could possibly be a part bred norwegian fjord horse, although they tend to stand around 13 - 14.2hh. have a look on here and let me know if this looks like her at all?http://www.fjordsociety.co.uk/index.html...
Good Luck
hold a gun to its head then it will tell you
look it up on the internet or go to your local stables and ask them...good luck!
It will cost some money, but if you really want to know what breed you have, just have a DNA test done. Hope this helps lead you in the right direction.
Can you post a picture?
Do an internet search "Norwegian Fjord" and look up the images. They are a fantistic breed. 12hh sounds a bit small for a Fjord, though. She may be a cross?
The dorsal stripe is a give away, one of the scandinavian countries have horses with this - I think she could be Norweigen maybe? Exmoor's sometimes look like this too. Look up those breeds on the net and maybe that will help. The Norweigens (I think!) are also very stocky and cute. Not 100% sure I'm giving you the right one, but it's definately one of those countries, and they have been importing a lot of them in recent years as they carry weight well and are calm. Good luck with your research! Try Horse Imports in a search engine, they are in lincs I think, for goodness sake don't buy a horse from them, but they may have some you can compare her with! Ooh, just thought, could be Belgian? If you look on the net you will find both breeds and that should help!
email me at tali.rocks@yahoo.com with a photo and i might be able to take and edicated guess at it.
I would agree she sounds like a norweigen ford pony type breed - or she could have a breed of welsh pony in her also.
xx
It is probly a Fox Trotter Pony.
Try buying a book on horses and try to match your pony with the breed. Some horse books have a pony section so make sure it does before you buy it...
idk its kinda hard without a picture
maybe and icelandic?? idk really...
maybe shez just a grade horse..
ohh well! ya love her anyways!!! %26lt;3
You've said it yourself. A 'foxy lady', 'black dorsal strip' 'zebra stripes'.. A few years ago there was a story about a dolphin who swam up the river Shannon and was hunted and eaten by a pack of foxes. As we now know, dolphin is a class-A drug and an aphodisiac to foxes. A zebra at Limerick zoo was horribly assaulted by them. The zebra of course turned pale as snow after it happened, though with surprisingly rosy cheeks. That even her offspring is cute looking doesn't surprise me.
Generally if a pony is not a pure bred with papers from a society you will not be able to find out what breed it is.
Good luck with your pony.
I would say and exmoor or dartmoor pony, she sounds about the right height and build. Or she could just be a mixture, not everything horse is a purebred!
Most stocky pony's i've heard of are at least some part shetland so you've got a good chance at that.
1, ask the opinion of your vet. After all if you buy any horse, it should be vet checked.
2. look at pictures of breeds in a horse book.
By your description, it certainly is a buckskin as well. Good luck.
could be half a dozen breeds mixed in there hun,Possible the forge or could be Highland mix they have the stripe and are beautiful ponies the yard you got her from dint sound very helpful eh,Im guessing your passport has a lot of Unknowns thro it too,never mind shes still special to you what ever she turns out to be x Gail
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