This is not a question about France. Fjords are Norwegian (and other Scandinavian) inlets of the sea - some small bays ('bukt') and some strikingly craggy 800m high canyons going inland over 30 miles The fjord pony (not horse) is a small tan brown beast with a standing mane in a lighter hue. They usually trot at speed rather than canter when ridden and are not entirely unlike Shetland ponies in build and size ( though usually a little less pot-bellied). See also Icelandic ponies which were also likely to be derived from those used by the Viking. - ....or were you seeking a detailed genetic analysis and comparison....?
14.2 hh is the biggest pony you an get if it is bigger it is a horse!!!and the smallest a horse could be is about 8 hands
No ,A pony is a small breed of horse,a donkey is a dfferant species.
A horse and a pony are basically the same thing with a few conformation differences and they are also divided by height. A horse is 14.3 hands high and up while a pony is 14.2 hands and below. A donkey or Burro is a type of Equid that is related to horses but has a slightly different genetic makeup. A mule is a cross between a male donkey and a female horse and the offspring tend to be sterile as they are hybrids.
donkeys are about the size between a cow and a goat, mammoth donkeys on the other hand are as big as a horse
Skookumchuck Narrows, Toba Inlet, and Ursula Channel (all in British Columbia), Western Brook Pond, Trout Trap Fjord, and Noodleook Fjord (all in Newfoundland and Labrador), Greeley Fjord, Eglinton Fjord, and Clyde Inlet (all in Nunavut) and Alluviaq Fjord, Fjord du Saguenay, and Tursukattaq Fjord (all in Quebec) are just a few examples of fjords to be found in Canada.
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The Norwegian Fjord horse.
One type of Norwegian horse is the Fjord.
Przewalskis (pronounced shi-val-skis) look similar to Norwegian Fjord Horse.
A norwegian fjord is a fjord in norway! (a fjord is seawater connected with the sea into the bottom of a valley) The Norwegian Fjord horse (named after the Fjords it lived near.) Is a very old breed and in fact the Vikings used to use them for warfare and even took some with them to Iceland where they helped to contribute to the Icelandic horse breed.
between 20-25 years!
The Norwegian Fjord excels mainly in pleasure riding, pony club games and carriage work. The breed is instantly recodnizable with its bi-coloured mane and usually stands between 13.0hh and 14.0hh. The breed is always dun.
The Fjord is the closest relative of the Przewalski. They are similar in size and physique.
Fjords are narrow deep inlets of the sea set between high rocky cliffs:: Narrow, U-shaped inlets, with steep sides formed by the action of glaciers. A fjord is a valley that was flood by the sea. A Fjord is a hardy type of pony who lives in the coldest temperatures. It has a fuzzy mane and tail with a lovely pattern.
A Fjord can be a horse or a pony depending on the heigth. Over 14.2 hh it would be a horse, under it would be a pony, a majority of them are ponies because of their stature and cold-blooded influence.
your quite possibly either a fjord or a halflinger
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