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It is unwise to buy horse or foals attracted with the pictures.
The Hackney breed has been around since the 18th century, when mares of Norfolk Trotters were introduced to Arabian stallions, which in no way detracted from the original quality of the local breed. The goal f the project was to produce a versatile working and trotting animal.
It is unwise to buy horse or foals attracted with the pictures.
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The Hackney Pony was developed in the second half of the 19th century. Mr. Wilson of Westmoreland stood at the cradle of the pony, and he used a Welsh pony cross and Fell brood mares in his project. Ponies were supposed to be under 14 hh at the withers. It is unwise to buy horse or foals attracted with the pictures.
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