The Highland Pony is a native British pony, and is the largest of Britain’s 9 native breeds.
Its pedigree dates back to the 1880s. It was once a workhorse in the Scottish mainland and islands, but today is used for trekking and general riding.
Use : Saddle, pack, harness.
Height : 14.2 hh.
Colours : All colours.
Identifying Features : Small head, muscular neck, solid deep body, short strong legs.
The Highland is the strongest and largest of Britains native breeeds.
It is often used from trekking to pack work.
The Highland is sensitive and intelligent.
The breed was originally bred to work on the small farms of Scotland, hauling timber and game as well as ploughing. They are still used for such work, but are usually enjoyed as all-round ponies, good for jumping and trekking, due to their quietness, stamina, and ability to carry weight.
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