Shetland ponies
The Shetland pony is a breed of native pony originating from the Shetland Isles. Shetlands range in size from a minimum height of approximately 28 inches to an official maximum height of 42 inches. Registered stock must not exceed 42 inches (10.2 hands) at the withers.
They are a strong breed of pony, used for riding, driving, and pack purposes.
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‘She’d have walked through flames for you’: sad farewell to top Shetland aged 35
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‘This is the second time I’ve sat on him’: stand-in rider reigns at HOYS with Shetland stallion
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‘After a lifetime of eventing, my greatest success!’ Meet equine Fireman Sam and his bonfire
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‘Full of life to the end’: farewell to pioneering Shetland stallion who leaves a lasting legacy
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‘She won our hearts’: severely neglected rescue pony put down after two years of love
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‘What showing should be like’: love for judge who demonstrates show on foot – and canters on the right leg
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Gemma Owen takes in tiny pony: from severe neglect to social media stardom
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Best kept Secret: human awards scheme recognises tiny pony with ‘unique gift’
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The 7 stages of a horse lover’s life (from jumping broom handles to sensible cobs)
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Tiny foal smaller than average family dog born to rescued miniature pony
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Tiny ‘critically neglected’ pony is seeking special new home after loving rehab – could you help?
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Public warned as pony found stuck in cattle grid after walkers left gate open
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‘He’ll never go without again’: a transformed life for tiny rescued pony
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Life-sized edible Shetland creation wins award at top cake competition
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‘She’s totally fearless’: five-year-old rider is off to HOYS solo with her super Shetland
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Desperate appeal to find missing miniature pony believed stolen
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Huge mass of tissue removed from tiny pony’s genitals
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‘A little warrior’: pony who couldn't walk after parasites attacked his spine is happy back in work
