Background: Books
Tilly: Progress: Pedigree Background: Welsh Ponies: Driving
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Tilly: Progress: Pedigree Background: Welsh Ponies: Driving |
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1994 edition |
Showing Native PoniesBy Jenny Morgan (with foreword by Harry Llewellyn) |
Our reviewShowing native ponies is a specialised business. For example, the rule books say that they should be shown in their "natural state", with no trimming. But if you take that at face value, in my experience, you will end up with the scruffiest pony in the ring! But just how much should you trim a hairy, native pony? This is the only book I have seen that specifically addresses the showing of "natives". Originally published in hardback in 1994, this new edition is in paperback. Synopsis of the 1994 edition: "This is a practical guide to the art of showing Britain's native ponies, in both ridden and in-hand classes, based on Jenny Morgan's experience and considerable success in the world of showing. The breeds featured are: Dales pony; Dartmoor pony; Connemara pony; Exmoor pony; Fell pony; Highland pony; New Forest pony; Shetland Pony; Welsh ponies and cobs. Jenny Morgan outlines the points of conformation and the special qualities of each of the nine native breeds, so that riders and handlers are in no doubt as to what the judge will be looking for in the show ring. Advice is offered on finding and buying a suitable pony, and on handling and training young stock. There are tips on show preparation, correct tack and turnout, and on the all-important matters of presentation and ringcraft. Also included in the advice are a number of showing's "unwritten rules" which can help to make presentations more professional." |
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