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21 Δεκ 2018 · Welsh section Bs could be described as the most versatile Welsh breed across the disciplines due to their athleticism, which enables them to stand up against quicker and finer non-native...
26 Νοε 2020 · Welsh Section Bs are best known as children’s riding ponies, although their height means that they are more than capable of carrying lightweight adults. Smaller Welsh Section Bs can take part in first ridden showing classes, and the larger animals have a range of showing options.
In this comprehensive guide, we will explore everything you need to know about the Welsh Pony Section B, including its history, physical traits, uses, care requirements, and training techniques.
10 Μαρ 2009 · Section B: Welsh Pony. The Section B Welsh Pony was created because the equestrian world wanted a larger riding pony. Section B Ponies have the same physical and personality traits as Section A Ponies, but they can be up to 14.2 hands. Section B Ponies are suitable as second ponies and for teenager riders who have outgrown Section A Ponies ...
The Welsh Pony or Section B is a bigger pony and can stand up to 13.2 hh. Both ponies have their own breed standard and written definition but there are some key differences between them other than simply their height.
In addition to the desirable characteristics of the Section A pony, Section B ponies have a free-flowing movement. They should have a muscular neck, arching from withers to poll, and have a deep, wide chest. Section B ponies are more commonly used as children's ponies and as pony hunter-jumpers. [18]
The general description of ponies in Section “A” of the Stud Book is applicable to those in Section “B”, but more particularly the Section “B” pony shall be described as a riding pony, with quality, riding action, adequate bone and substance, hardiness and constitution and with pony character.
