Native breeds
The native, or Mountain and Moorland (M&M) breeds of Great Britain form a group of several breeds of ponies. Many of these are derived from semi-feral ponies kept on moorland or heathland, and some of them still live in this way.
M&M’s are one of the most popular mounts of choice today and the respective classes are usually the biggest on the show field.
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Want to buy a Highland pony? A breeder explains how to begin your search for your dream partner
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Want a standard Shetland? Follow this guide on how to find the perfect pony
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The British Spotted Pony – a striking little equine who can turn his hoof to anything
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Native pony heaven: 36 stunning winners from the 2024 BSPS Heritage Championships
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How to buy the perfect Dartmoor pony for either yourself or a child
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‘What a little legend’: Fell pony is crowned HOYS M&M ridden pony of the year
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‘A pony of a lifetime’: farewell to Highland stallion who broke records in glorious career
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How can I buy my perfect Connemara pony?
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Could your native pony jump this? Walk the Royal International M&M working hunter course
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‘He loves the job’: Dales captures ridden M&M supreme title at Royal International
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Royal International joy for 20-year-old rider and stallion who was her surprise Christmas present
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Amateurs at the Royal International - Connemara lifts his third Hickstead title, with home-produced Fell in reserve
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Meet the 12 native in-hand breed champions crowned at the 2024 Royal Windsor Horse Show
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Welsh stallion, 17, is top worker at Windsor after soaring over ‘tough and challenging’ track
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‘You have to make them feel invincible’: does your native pony have what it takes for working hunter classes?
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What to consider if you’re hoping to buy a New Forest pony to enjoy or compete
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Looking to buy a Welsh section D to ride and enjoy? Read these tops tips
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‘It’s different’: mixed reaction from showing world to HOYS judging announcement
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Celebrating best of breeds, plus final M&M supreme line-up at London International