What is a Morgan Pony??
With the influx of breeders striving for larger Morgans for events such as dressage, park, and eventing, the NMPR was formed in 1996 to provide support and registry duties for Morgans, Part-Morgans and grade ponies of Morgan type. Like its progenitor breed, which ranged in size from 13 to 15 hands, the Morgan Pony is stout, hardy and good natured. Blessed with a loving temperament, Morgan Ponies are ideal mounts and companions for children and smaller adults. A 14 hand Morgan is fully capable of carrying an average sized adult; even for eventing or an endurance competition; while smaller Morgan Ponies make an ideal choice for hobby driving . Why a Morgan Pony? If you are a horse lover who: is smaller, older or has young children, the Morgan Pony makes a super choice. Smaller and easier to train and handle, Morgan Ponies are more docile and will be less likely to challenge you than a larger horse. A naturally thrifty breed, Morgan Ponies are hardy in most climates and more economical to
With the influx of breeders striving for larger Morgans for events such as dressage, park, and eventing, the NMPR was formed in 1996 to provide support and registry duties for Morgans, Part-Morgans and grade ponies of Morgan type. Like its progenitor breed, which ranged in size from 13 to 15 hands, the Morgan Pony is stout, hardy and good natured. Blessed with a loving temperment, Morgan Ponies are ideal mounts and companions for children and smaller adults. A 14 hand Morganis fully capable of carrying an average sized adult; even for eventing or an endurance (offsite link) competition; while smaller (offsite link) Morgan Ponies make an ideal choice for hobby driving (offsite link). return to top of NMPR page ****Why a Morgan Pony?? **** If you are a horse lover who: is smaller, older or has young children, the Morgan Pony makes a super choice. Smaller and easier to train and handle, Morgan Ponies are more docile and will be less likely to challenge you than a larger horse. A naturally
