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A few weeks ago, my sis took her pony to a local show. It was his first real show aswell, and the judge really liked him- she said if he was a stallion she would have placed him first in the coloured horse class!

He's a cob cross section A...and I think he had one of the nicest mix breed conformations I've seen...he has a gorgeous crested muscular neck, a straight delicate but strong face and good sturdy legs. x3 He's a bit on the fat side but that's the pony in him xD He was actually the main inspiration for my Brutllaine breed's build

Dom has been through quite a lot in his 15 years of life...6 years ago he was dying from toxic laminitis caused by weedkiller that had been sprayed on the scrub around the edges of his feild. At his worse, he couldn't walk, could barely stand and was as skinny as a twig. We had to wonder if it was cruel to keep him alive, but my sister would have none of it and persevered regardless of cost. She bred him, watched him being born (his mother was her first pony, his father a friends cob), so couldn't give up on him really. You just would not believe he was how he was those years ago.

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A few weeks ago, my sis took her pony to a local show. It was his first real show aswell, and the judge really liked him- she said if he was a stallion she would have placed him first in the coloured horse class!

He's a cob cross section A...and I think he had one of the nicest mix breed conformations I've seen...he has a gorgeous crested muscular neck, a straight delicate but strong face and good sturdy legs. x3 He's a bit on the fat side but that's the pony in him xD He was actually the main inspiration for my Brutllaine breed's build

Dom has been through quite a lot in his 15 years of life...6 years ago he was dying from toxic laminitis caused by weedkiller that had been sprayed on the scrub around the edges of his feild. At his worse, he couldn't walk, could barely stand and was as skinny as a twig. We had to wonder if it was cruel to keep him alive, but my sister would have none of it and persevered regardless of cost. She bred him, watched him being born (his mother was her first pony, his father a friends cob), so couldn't give up on him really. You just would not believe he was how he was those years ago.

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Image (c) *Vox-Morda
THIS IMAGE IS NOT STOCK.