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Fell pony
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Fell pony
an English riding pony similar to the Dales pony but smaller. Black, brown, bay and occasionally gray; 13 to 14 hands high.
Fell pony syndrome
a congenital, eventually fatal disease that manifests with a profound anemia and immunodeficiency associated with a B-lymphopenia and a failure to produce immunoglobulins.
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Byline: Jockey Paul I'M more likely to encounter fell ponies than thoroughbreds this weekend as a few days in the Lake District is how I am spending a riding ban.
Mister can live up to his name; RACING Jockey Paul Hanagan with the ... by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Fell ponies were used to transport goods throughout the country.
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The caption read, 'Jimmy who has sired more than twenty champion fell ponies and is a great grandfather several times over has been living in honourable retirement for the past four years'.
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