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• This height requirement was later removed, but the Quarter Pony breed continued.
• There are three registries for the Quarter Pony, all with slightly different registration requirements.
• The Quarter Pony is recognized by several different gaited breeds are not accepted for registration.
• The Quarter Pony is bred to be an American Quarter Horse built on a smaller scale.
• As of 2005, there were an estimated 3, 000 Quarter Ponies registered with all registering organizations.
• The Quarter Pony Association is an association affiliated with the International Quarter Pony Association, with the goal of promoting the Quarter Pony.
• The Quarter Pony Association is an association affiliated with the International Quarter Pony Association, with the goal of promoting the Quarter Pony.
• The Quarter Pony Association is an association affiliated with the International Quarter Pony Association, with the goal of promoting the Quarter Pony.
• Quarter Ponies are often used in western riding activities as mounts for children because of their small size, and calm, even temperament.
• The Quarter Pony was originally developed from horses that did not meet the American Quarter Horse Association's original height requirement of high.
• Depending on the registry, the Quarter Pony may come in any color or combination or colors, including pinto patterns such as tobiano and overo and spotted Appaloosa patterns.
• The American Quarter Pony Association was begun in 1964 In 1975, the National Quarter Pony Association was begun to preserve the smaller, stockier type Quarter Horse when breeding trends were leaning towards taller, leaner animals.
• The American Quarter Pony Association was begun in 1964 In 1975, the National Quarter Pony Association was begun to preserve the smaller, stockier type Quarter Horse when breeding trends were leaning towards taller, leaner animals.