1.
Welsh Pony
Welsh ponies are known for their good temperament, hardiness, and free-moving gaits.
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2.
Falabella
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3.
Sable Island Pony
The horses that remain on Sable Island are feral
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4.
Australian Pony
Between 11 and 14 hands high
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5.
Basuto Pony
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6.
Peneia Pony
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7.
American Pony
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8.
Chinese Pony
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9.
French Pony
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10.
Shetland Pony
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11.
Skyros Pony
Very small stature, semi-domesticated
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12.
Spiti Pony
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13.
Sumba Pony
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14.
Timor Pony
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15.
Viatka Pony
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16.
Bali Pony
The ponies show the usual "primitive markings" such as a dorsal stripe, shoulder bars, and zebra stripes on the legs, in addition to their dun coat, that includes a black mane, tail, and legs.
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17.
Bashkirskj Pony
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18.
Chincoteague Assateague
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19.
Galiceño
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20.
Pindos Pony
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