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Connemara pony
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Connemara pony
Irish riding pony, usually dun, or gray, black, bay or brown, 13 to 14 hands high.
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Connemara pony. By permission from Sambraus HH, Livestock Breeds, Mosby, 1992
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The family had a couple of Connemara ponies and Fallon loved to ride those, too, clinging on to the mane, gripping with his legs, for as long as possible across the fields.
'He still wonders what might have happened if Kieren stuck to boxing' ... by The Racing Post (London, England)
Neither of us had been to Ireland, though I have Irish ancestors and Emily has dreamed of Connemara ponies since she started riding lessons at the age of 7.
On the road in Ireland; Journey of surprises for mother and daughter by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Special attractions include an ancient Irish village, sheepherding, Connemara ponies, highland games, Irish dog shows, Ireland vs.
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