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| 1.
Which horse was originally bred in Northern England as a pack horse but is now more usually seen as a carriage horse? |
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Which moorland pony stands 11.3 - 12.3 hands high, is bay, brown or dun and is described as having a characteristic "mealy muzzle" and "toad eye"? |
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The oldest English draught breed is next. This horse is always chesnut and is very stocky and powerful. It used to be widely used as a farm horse but is now on the rare breeds critical list as numbers have fallen - which is it? |
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The next British pony is always born black or bay but changes colour as it matures. Which of these is it? |
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Which stocky pony is nearly always grey or mousey in colour and nearly always has an "eel stripe" along its back? It is friendly and sensible in nature and makes a good family pony. |
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Which hardy English moorland pony was originally used as a pack pony for the tin-mining industry but is today more often used as child's riding pony? |
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Which English working horse can stand as high as 18 hands and weigh up to a ton? It has heavily feathered, long powerful legs and a friendly nature. |
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Which two sturdy pony breeds are very similar to look at, both being dark coloured ponies standing about 14hh and both originating from the North of England? |
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Which tough pony is described by the breed society as being Section A, B ,C or D, depending on how big and solidly built it is? |
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Which is the large draught horse which was developed in Scotland from native mares and imported Flemish stallions? |
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