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Bookmark or Share- Connemara pony - WikipediaThe Connemara pony ( Irish: Capaillín Chonamara) is a pony breed originating in Ireland. They are known for their athleticism, versatility and good disposition. The breed makes excellent show ponies. History. A Connemara pony has a short head.
- THE CONNEMARA PONY: everything you need to know (2023)A muscular back, short, strong legs, and hard feet all lend well to the pony’s natural environment. It is an agile equine that can navigate quickly across rugged ground and along dangerous coastlines, often in torrential rain. Generally shorter than similar breeds, the Connemara pony stands around 13 to 15 hands high.
- Connemara ponies: Facts about Ireland's native horse breed - IrishCentralThe Connemara pony, known in Irish as the Capaillín Chonamara, is a hardy, yet kind-hearted breed of horse unique to Ireland and native to the area in the west of Ireland known for its rugged...
- American Connemara Pony Society - American Connemara Pony SocietyAnnual membership directory. Voting privileges (senior members) Discounted pony registrations & transfers. Lifetime and achievement awards. Scholarships. Join Today.
- About Connemaras - American Connemara Pony SocietyThe Connemara is the largest of the pony breeds, ranging in height from 13 to 15 hands, with 14 to 14.2 hands as the average. Full maturity is at five years of age, sometimes older, and they can live well into their 30’s. The Connemara has a natural jumping ability, and its rectangular build lends it suitable for dressage.
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