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"Pony Ride.
Despite their small size, ponies are actually very strong. They can be ridden by both adults and children.
Typically, ponies are gentle if they have good training. Gentle ponies are excellent for those who are learning to ride, especially children who may spook bigger horses and have farther to fall in the event of an accident.
Ponies can be mean if they are not properly trained and as a result may kick or bite when they do not get their way.",
"Spoiled Ponies.
Ponies are often considered spoiled horses.
When a pony is trained it is typically done by its owner. Many ponies have been owned by children in the past. However, children do not usually have the skills to train ponies correctly and the ponies become spoiled.
Other generalizations about ponies is they have devious natures, can be spooky, and are mean and untrustworthy. To prevent a pony from falling into these generalizations, it is best to have them be trained by someone with experience training ponies.",
"Capture the Pony.
Wild ponies are found across Britain and Ireland.
In the UK, there are still wild ponies that run around quite freely. These ponies are sometimes captured and bred in captivity.
In the past, wild ponies and their domestic cousins have been used as working horses. They were typically used as pull horses in the coal mines, thanks to their small stature. These ponies were called pit ponies.
Other purposes ponies have had included hauling freight, and being used as the mounts for children at fairs and festivals as well as pets.",
"I want a pony.
Ponies are not baby horses. They are actually a full-grown type of horse.
Many people wrongly call baby horses ponies. They are not ponies. Baby horses are actually called foals. A female foal is called a filly. A male foal is called a colt.
A pony is a full-grown breed that is under 14.2 hh at its full height. This is 58 inches in height or about the size of a child - 4 feet 10 inches tall!",
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