The final section of the Welsh Pony and Cob Society studbook is for the Welsh Cob. The section D carries the most body weight of the Welsh breed sections and should also have the most bone. Any ...

THE Victorian All Welsh Show at Tatura attracted more than 500 ponies and cobs entered in 346 classes including led, ridden, harness and children’s events over three days. Eagle Park Vance, owned by ...

The first volume of the Welsh Pony and Cob Society Stud Book was published in 1902 and continues to be published on an annual basis. Visitors to the office are welcome between 9am and 5pm, Monday ...

A good quality turnout saw some very worthy champions crowned at the South Western Association of the Welsh Pony and Cob Society’s 44th annual Silver Medal Show. Held in the grounds of Powderham ...

A SHADOW has fallen across Welsh Pony and Cob competitions this year. A SHADOW has fallen across Welsh Pony and Cob competitions this year. Line-ups look as fine as ever, and high-stepping stallions ...

The spectacular Festival of Welsh Ponies and Cobs was established at Aberaeron in 2002 to celebrate the centenary of the Welsh Pony and Cob Society and promote the great diversity of the breed. The ...

Ponies and cobs were judged in their natural state with full mane and feather, or as open ponies ­plaited and trimmed, under saddle, over fences, in harness and in hand. Hands on: Rebecca Scott, of ...

LEADING lights in the Welsh Pony and Cob Society have written an open letter expressing dismay at rising disciplinary costs. The letter, signed by all but three of the society’s 19 past presidents, ...

THERE will be an international flavour to the Australian Welsh Pony and Cob Society’s All Breeds Youngstock Show at the Albury-Wodonga Equestrian Centre next week, the first time the event has been ...

A three-year-old Welsh mountain pony has become the first mascot of the Welsh Cavalry. Trooper Emrys Forlan Jones has been training with Farrier Major Miles Davies of 1st The Queen's Dragoon Guards.

A BITTER row tearing apart one of Britain’s most famous breed societies has finally been resolved. A BITTER row tearing apart one of Britain’s most famous breed societies has finally been resolved.