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Shetland pony Horses for sale

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The Shetland pony, originating from the Shetland Islands of Scotland, is one of the smallest and hardiest pony breeds in the world. Known for its stocky build, the Shetland pony typically stands under 42 inches tall and boasts a dense double coat that protects it from harsh weather conditions. Their coats come in a variety of colours, including black, bay, chestnut, and pinto. These pint-sized powerhouses possess remarkable strength, capable of pulling twice their own weight, a trait developed when they were historically used to haul coal underground during the Victorian era. Shetland ponies are intelligent and gentle but can be stubborn and require consistent training. They make excellent mounts for children, suitable for therapy and driving, and are popular in the UK market, often found listed under keywords such as 'Shetland pony for sale,' 'Shetlands for sale,' and 'miniature Shetland pony for sale.' Their longevity, often surpassing 30 years, makes them a long-term commitment and a beloved companion for enthusiasts seeking a hardy, affectionate pony.

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Shetland pony horses Shetland pony gelding  - Advert 1
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Shetland pony gelding

Shetland pony

GeldingGender
6 yearsAge
3.15 hhHeight
£1,550Price

32” 6 year old gelding, Registered with the Shetland pony society miniature shetland dun gelding. Very good boy who is easy to handle, catch, lead and groom. Lives out but will also stable happily.

CarmarthenCarmarthenshire
Shetland pony horses Hilary! - Advert 2
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Hilary!

Shetland pony

MareGender
1 yearAge
3.35 hhHeight
£650Price

Not so 'Hairy Hilary' 34cm Onyx Black with a striking blue eye Really unusual looker to make approx standard Shetland size Super small and super fluffy (before she has a clip to trim her tufts) Y

CwmbranTorfaen Principal Area
Shetland pony horses One in a million registered mare - Advert 3
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One in a million registered mare

Shetland pony

MareGender
4 yearsAge
9.45 hhHeight
£1,900Price

Child’s best friend registered mare zandawn queen of hearts 4yo black with star standing approx 37/28inches sire wells braveheart dam ravenside wisp. Successfully shown as a youngster. With us she has

BristolBristol City
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Perfect Shetland Pony

Shetland pony

GeldingGender
8 yearsAge
8.46 hhHeight
£1,950Price

🐴 Bob – Mini Shetland Gelding – 8.2hh 🐴 A much-loved little pony looking for his perfect home. Bob is an adorable mini Shetland gelding standing at approximately 8.2hh. He is a kind, friendly pony

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Stoke-on-TrentStoke-on-Trent
Shetland pony horses Beautiful miniture palomino pony - Advert 5
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Beautiful miniture palomino pony

Shetland pony

MareGender
4 yearsAge
7.38 hhHeight
£3,500Price

Very flashy miniture palomino pony offered to a special home, Mima is a very sweet pony that has been a companion to a hand reared Arab filly foal over the last three years, I have now found my Arab f

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LoughboroughLeicestershire
Shetland pony horses For sale 3 years stalion - Advert 6
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For sale 3 years stalion

Shetland pony

StallionGender
2 yearsAge
5.91 hhHeight
£500Price

For Sale Gangster – Miniature Shetland Stallion Pony Beautiful 3-year-old, 60cm high Miniature Shetland stallion for sale. Very gentle, brave, and easy to handle. He picks up all four feet without a

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BlackburnBlackburn with Darwen

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Shetland Ponies can have several disadvantages including susceptibility to serious metabolic health issues such as liver problems, hyperlipemia, and equine Cushing’s disease. They are prone to laminitis and metabolic syndrome due to their tendency to gain weight easily. Behaviourally, they can be cheeky and stubborn, requiring consistent training and social interaction to manage their mischievous nature. Additionally, they can damage lawns and plants, produce a substantial amount of manure, and are known escape artists and can be nippy, so secure fencing and careful handling are important.