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21 Αυγ 2020 · Black Connemara ponies are rare but cremello, a beautiful blue-eyed cream is common and looks stunning against the backdrop of the rugged Irish landscape. But what makes this Irish horse so attractive to us is that it is unique to Ireland and represents so much wild beauty found on this island.
The Connemara pony (Irish: Capaillín Chonamara) is a pony breed originating in Ireland. They are known for their athleticism, versatility and good disposition. History. Connemara ponies at Cloch na Rón showing the typical harsh landscape of their place of origin.
The story of the native Connemara pony is told in a small exhibition on the ground floor of Clifden’s Station House Museum. Part of it includes a short film screened next to a cart full of turf – the scenes are strangely familiar, and yet bizarrely distant at the same time.
The Connemara pony, an Irish native breed, originated in the part of County Galway known as Connemara, west of Lough Corrib and bordering the Atlantic Ocean in the Republic of Ireland. The Connemara pony is considered an endangered breed under EU law.
A game of ponies building a town.
Clifden, a town known as the "capital of Connemara", hosts the week-long Festival of the Connemara Pony culminating in the famous Connemara Pony Show – the biggest showcase of Connemara ponies in the world.
The Connemara Pony National Stud, Renvyle, Connemara, County Galway is an equestrian centre, visitor centre and working stud farm. It is also home to four successful Connemara stallions at stud.