Learn more about the Welsh pony, including history, facts, and what you need to know about equine care basics.

Looking to buy a Welsh section A pony for yourself or a child? Then this guide on what to look for in your next purchase should help ...

The Welsh section A or Welsh Mountain Pony is one of the most popular breeds for both children and small adults. Not to exceed 12h (121.9cm) the section A is the smallest of the four Welsh breeds.

The pony's tale: native breeds under threat Dartmoor, Exmoor, the New Forest... Britain’s national parks wouldn’t be the same without their equine treasures. Now, plummeting market values mean ...

This is the moment an historic narrow gauge steam locomotive ran under its own power for the first time in 80 years. Welsh Pony was built by the George England company for the Ffestiniog Railway ...

A type of Welsh pony has been put on a rare breeds' register for the first time. Welsh section B ponies, known for their versatility and popularity as children's riding ponies, have been declared ...

Her daughter collected the Welsh Pony Society Trophy for Welsh Pleasure Section B on Hermione. The 11-year-old gray mare also won the USEF's Grand Champion Welsh title for the third time.

A three-year-old Welsh mountain pony is the first mascot of the Welsh Cavalry.

Welsh mountain pony Mountain ponies have grazed the Carneddau in Snowdonia for at least 500 years, and may even be descendents of the ancient Celtic pony.

WELSH Pony Downland Aristotle is living up to his name with a permanent move Down Under. Next month the five-year-old stallion is being shipped to Melbourne, Australia, from the Talponciau stud ...

The other Welsh ponies at the sale, so far as I noticed, possessed hock callosities, but the majority of these resembled the Celtic pony in having a more or less distinct caudal fringe.