History Of The Welsh Mountain Section A Pony

References to ponies and cobs in Wales were made in AD 930 and it is believed that the Welsh Section A has existed since prehistoric times running wild. The Welsh Pony and Cob Society was formed in 1901 and the first Welsh Stud Book for ponies up to 12.2 hh was produced.

Height Of The Welsh Mountain Section A Pony

The Welsh Section A Pony stands up to 12 hh.

Colour Of The Welsh Mountain Section A Pony

Welsh Section A ponies can be any colour except Piebald and Skewbald.

Breed Characteristics Of The Welsh Mountain Section A Pony

The Welsh Pony has a small head, sloping shoulders, short back and short legs. They are hardy and strong with free and straight movement and are good jumpers.

Temperament Of The Welsh Mountain Section A Pony

The Welsh Section A Pony is intelligent, kind, brave and spirited.

Uses Of The Welsh Mountain Section A Pony

The Welsh Section A Pony is an excellent child's pony.

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