The Welsh Section B
- by Anna Bowen
The Welsh Section B is best known as a children's riding pony. Welsh Section Bs are true all-rounders, making great dressage, Pony Club, showing, and showjumping ponies.
The Welsh Section B is best known as a children's riding pony. Welsh Section Bs are true all-rounders, making great dressage, Pony Club, showing, and showjumping ponies.
Leg-yield is a lateral movement where the horse travels both forward and sideways at the same time. A core movement for dressage and the education of horses in other disciplines.
The Welsh Section A is the smallest of the Welsh Pony and Cob family, standing at a maximum height of 12hh. Suitable as first and second ponies for children, and even small adults!
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