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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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Kelso's rider/handler Lucy Mc-Clung rounded off a great season to win M&M double ridden and In Hand Championships with her 12-year-old Fell pony Bracklin Milly bred by Alistair Smith, a well-known Fell pony breeder from Stirling.
Mr Wearmouth, who provided the transport for both days; Sue, from the Fell Pony Breeding Centre in the Lakes, who let us ride her horse, and eat our picnic in her home because it was raining; Mr and Mrs Potter, the farmers who met us; Mr John Crummie, the managing director of the DFDS sailing company, for allowing us to be the only VIP guests on board ship for the day and providing a delicious meal; and Cllr Joan McTigue for arranging it all for us.
History The Fell Pony gets its name, FELL, from the Norse word meaning ?
 
 
 
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