4 Green, Welsh Pony And Cob Horses for Sale
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price: $6,500
Green Medium Pony
Stunning medium pony available. Well bred and registered VPBA Welsh Pony Society and USEF. Just turned 6 this summer. Has been well started jumps small courses and has a natural lead change. Curren... SEE MORE DETAILS found on Equine NowCharlotte, NC, United States
price: $5,500
Eligible Medium Green Prospect
Eligible medium green prospect 2007 WelshTB bay mare. 13.1 and barefoot. Sweet mover and jumper. Gets down the lines easily. Shown locally in the two hunters this year and did very well. Extremely ... SEE MORE DETAILS found on Equine NowSharpsburg, GA, United States
price: $9,500
Lease Only Large Welsh Childrens or Division Green Hunter Show Pony
VIDEOS BELOW Princeton is a registered halfWelsh large pony gelding. He is that perfect bay with loads of eyecatching chrome. He is also the perfect age seven years old and a bigbodied 14 12 hands.... SEE MORE DETAILS found on Equine NowMicanopy, FL, United States
price: $10,000
Large Welsh Gelding- Ready for Show Ring & Eligible Green
Caddy is a lovely 14.1H, 8yr old gelding that is eligible green. Very adorable, easy going, and eager to please. Shown locally and ready for his own kid to take him to the next level. Auto changes.... SEE MORE DETAILS found on HorseclicksAllentown, PA, United States
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The Welsh Pony and Cob are closely related horse breeds including both pony and cob types, which originated in Wales in the United Kingdom. The breed society for the Welsh breeds has four sections, primarily distinguished by height, but also by variations in type: the Welsh Mountain Pony (Section A), the Welsh Pony (Section B), the Welsh Pony of Cob Type (Section C), and the Welsh Cob (Section D). Welsh ponies and cobs are known for their good temperament, hardiness, and free-moving gaits.
Native ponies existed in Wales prior to 1600 BC, and a Welsh-type cob was known as early as the Middle Ages. They were influenced by the Arabian horse, and possibly also by the Thoroughbred and the Hackney horse. In 1901, the first stud book for the Welsh breeds was established in the United Kingdom, and in 1907 another registry was established in the United States. Interest in the breed declined during the Great Depression, but revived in the 1950s.Throughout their history, the Welsh breeds have had many uses, including as a cavalry horse, a pit pony, and as a working animal on farms.
Today, the modern Welsh Pony and Cob breeds are used for many equestrian competitive disciplines, including showing, jumping and driving, as well as for pleasure riding, trekking and trail riding The smaller types are popular children's ponies. The Welsh also crosses well with many other breeds and has influenced the development of many British and American horse and pony breeds.
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