Horses on the Iberian Peninsula, which today includes Spain and Portugal, were simply called Iberian Horses in 1578 when Portugal…
The lavish and rich Baroque period is associated with late 16th to early 18th century European art and culture, and…
We all know it’s important to vaccinate our horses, but do we really know a lot about the diseases we…
The rugged mountains and vast moors of the British Isles are more than beautiful landscapes. They are also the birthplace…
Near the southern coast of England in southwest Hampshire is the beautiful New Forest. Ponies were said to roam the…
Exmoor lies on the Bristol Channel coast of Devon and Somerset in southwestern England. This is the home of the…
The hilly environment of Wales’ wild landscapes helped develop native ponies with the characteristics of today’s Welsh Pony and Cob.…
The Connemara developed on the coastline of the same name in western Ireland’s County Galway. There were ponies in this…
Roaming over the Scottish Highlands is a sturdy pony that has thrived among the rugged, rocky coastline, lochs and windswept…
Off the coast of Scotland lie the Shetland Islands, the native habitat of the smallest native equine in Great Britain:…