| Author | Message | ||
     Fiona Powell Username: Fionap Registered: 12-2003 |
Hi, Anne - a good point! I've seen other pony breeds and part-breds competing in the past however, with my organiser's hat on, I don't want to discourage anyone who drives a small pony which isn't a registered Shetland... And it might confuse people who then want to drive outdoors (our club has a small pony class up to 11.2 - which is confusing enough!) Ho, hum, that's just what I think, anyway. | ||
| Anne Perry Username: Annep Registered: 09-2010 |
Regarding small pony height discussion !! why dont they just call it a shetland class as how many other breeds of ponies come under 11hh. Having been to a few shows the small pony classes are just shetlands. | ||
| D Paffett Username: Dpaff Registered: 03-2010 |
Hello Angela, ... extract from IHDT Rules page. "Changes for 2009-10 December 2009 4.2 Confirm height for Small Pony 11 hands and under (112cm without shoes, 113 cm with shoes)." Full rules can be downloded there. kind regards, Daniel. | ||
| Angela Cherrington Username: Angelac Registered: 10-2003 |
Please could you clarify the size of pony which qualifies as a 'Small Pony' in IHDT competitions? Thank you so much. |