Exmoor Pony Collection

Exmoor pony grazing at Rare Breed Trust Cotswold Farm Park Temple Guiting near Stow on the Wold UK
MAB-580 Exmoor pony grazing Rare Breed Trust Cotswold Farm Park Temple Guiting near Stow on the Wold UK These are strong native British ponies descended from Celtic stock

The Exmoor Pony Fair at Bampton, Devon, 1860. Creator: Unknown
The Exmoor Pony Fair at Bampton, Devon, 1860. On Bampton fair-day the main street of the town exhibits an animated and striking sight, crowded as it is with rich red Devon cattle

Exmoor ponies (Equus caballus) in snow, Aurochs breeding site run by The Taurus Foundation, Keent Nature Reserve, The Netherlands

Two Exmoor ponies (Equus ferus caballus), semi-feral native breed, rubbing noses, Exmoor National Park, Somerset / Devon, England. November

Exmoor ponies with Dunkerry Beacon beyond, Exmoor National Park, Somerset, England, UK, November 2014

Exmoor pony, Somerset, UK

Exmoor ponies, Somerset, UK

Exmoor pony (Equus ferus caballus) portrait, semi-feral native breed, in Exmoor National Park, Somerset / Devon, England. November

Three Exmoor ponies (Equus ferus caballus), semi-feral native breed, in Exmoor National Park, Somerset / Devon, England. November

Exmoor pony (Equus ferus caballus), semi-feral native breed, in high grasses, Exmoor National Park, Somerset / Devon, England. November

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Exmoor Pony - grazing on marshland, De Bollekamer sand dune NP, Island of Texel, The Netherlands Date: 11-Feb-19

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Exmoor Pony - 2 ponies standing on hilltop above marshland in the De Bollekamer sand dune NP, Island of Texel, The Netherlands Date: 11-Feb-19

Exmoor Farming (engraving)
1097428 Exmoor Farming (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Exmoor Farming. Illustration for The Illustrated London News)

Exmoor ponies playing in a field at the Cleadon Hills Windmill, Tyne and Wear, England, UK
Exmoor ponies (Equus ferus caballus) playing in a field in the Cleadon Hills next to the Cleadon Windmill ruin at sunset; South Shields, Tyne and Wear, England, United Kingdom

Exmoor pony, standing, brand number on hind leg, side view

Exmoor ponies (Equus caballus) in a frosty field. The Exmoor pony is a native breed that has remained unchanged in Britain since the last Ice Age. It is renowned for its strength and endurance

Exmoor Pony - foal resting, De Bollekamer sand dune NP, Island of Texel, Holland
USH-4324 Exmoor Pony - foal resting De Bollekamer sand dune NP, Island of Texel, Holland Duncan Usher Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Exmoor Pony - 2 ponies grazing on marshland, De Bollekamer sand dune NP, Island of Texel, Holland
USH-4325 Exmoor Pony - 2 ponies grazing on marshland De Bollekamer sand dune NP, Island of Texel, Holland Duncan Usher Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Exmoor Pony - Mares and foals resting on marshland, De Bollekamer sand dune NP, Island of Texel, Holland
USH-4327 Exmoor Pony - Mares and foals resting on marshland De Bollekamer sand dune NP, Island of Texel, Holland Duncan Usher Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Exmoor Pony - grazing on marshland, De Bollekamer sand dune NP, Island of Texel, Holland
USH-4328 Exmoor Pony - grazing on marshland, De Bollekamer sand dune NP, Island of Texel, Holland Duncan Usher Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Exmoor Pony - Mare suckling foal, De Bollekamer sand dune NP, Island of Texel, Holland
USH-4320 Exmoor Pony - Mare suckling foal De Bollekamer sand dune NP, Island of Texel, Holland Duncan Usher Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Exmoor Pony - mare drinking from creek, De Bollekamer sand dune NP, Island of Texel, Holland
USH-4323 Exmoor Pony - mare drinking from creek De Bollekamer sand dune NP, Island of Texel, Holland Duncan Usher Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Exmoor Pony grazing - Cotswold Farm Park - Temple Guiting Glos UK
MAB-1233 Exmoor Pony grazing Cotswold Farm Park - Temple Guiting Glos UK Mark Boulton Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Three Exmoor ponies having discussion Valley of the Rocks Exmoor North Devon UK
MAB-1362 Three Exmoor ponies having discussion Valley of the Rocks Exmoor North Devon UK Mark Boulton Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Exmoor ponies grazing Valley of the Rocks Exmoor North Devon UK
MAB-1363 Exmoor ponies grazing Valley of the Rocks Exmoor North Devon UK Mark Boulton Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

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The Exmoor pony, a symbol of strength and resilience, can be found grazing peacefully at Rare Breed Trust Cotswold Farm Park Temple Guiting near Stow on the Wold in the UK. These majestic creatures are descendants of ancient Celtic stock, embodying the rich heritage of British ponies. With only around 150 remaining on their native land in Devon's Exmoor region, they hold a special place in our hearts. Venturing beyond their homeland, these remarkable ponies have also made their mark on international landscapes. From De Bollekamer sand dune NP on the Island of Texel in Holland to Aurochs breeding site run by The Taurus Foundation where they graze gracefully amidst snow-covered terrain - their adaptability knows no bounds. Back home in Somerset's Exmoor National Park, these ponies proudly roam with Dunkerry Beacon standing tall as their backdrop. Their presence adds an enchanting touch to this picturesque landscape that is synonymous with natural beauty. Whether captured individually or as a group, every portrait showcases the untamed spirit and captivating allure of these semi-feral native breeds. In November, when high grasses sway gently underfoot, it becomes evident why these Exmoor ponies are so cherished. As we admire them through historical engravings like "Exmoor Farming, " we realize that these magnificent creatures have been an integral part of our agricultural heritage for centuries. They continue to inspire awe and admiration today as they graze freely across vast expanses of land. In a world where nature often faces challenges from human intervention and encroachment, let us celebrate and protect these resilient Exmoor ponies who remind us of our duty to preserve our precious wildlife for future generations to cherish.