im from england and i would like to know more about New Forest ponies, i`ve heard about them that they can carry heavy loads and thay are wonderful but what are they actually like, angry,bite a lot?, because im renting one in August with my mate from Finland. Thanx!
Can somebody tell...perhaps??
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I absolutely *refuse* to believe you're from England. But if you are, then please, do us all a great, great favour, and go to school and learn better grammar.
Yeah, New Forests can be angry if you piss them off. Like every other breed. They can also bite, like every other breed.
The breed does not always designate the nature and temperament of the equine, though it's true that some breeds are calmer than others. The training and the way the horse/pony is treated affects a great deal more than the breed itself.
Uh, anyways... Some horses/ponies can be rather irksome and might rile you. So I recommend you choose the pony with care.
Usually New Forests are intelligent, willing, docile, friendly, genial and vigilant. Unless I'm very much mistaken, they are also pretty 'easy' to train (that is, as easy as training a horse can be).
*Almost* all colours from chestnut to bay to strawberry roan are accepted. Only Piebald and Skewbald are not accepted... (correct me if I'm wrong!)
NF is also a very good driving pony, and suits for children.
Hope this helps. Maybe not, I'm not sure if this was useful at all...
Thanks for ure information and excuse my english if its not perfect, I do go 2 school and they do teach us grammar but I cant b bothered 2 write in formal kinda language except in schoolwork and stuff like that.. u know so I usually write as a say .. is that okay?? I lived in Finland 4 couple years ,, just if u were wondering why would I visite some sites like this, but I just happen 2 hav my email in here....
I shudder when I look at your text... And I still refuse to belive you're from England, since your grammar is so nasty. Some things you just learn when you speak you native language. But... Just as well, it's none of my business. I just hope you use better grammar in school.