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• Greenholme Fell Pony Stud We have been breeding Fell ponies since 1957. We breed all four of the Fell coat colours. Ponies of our breeding have been successful in the show ring for many of their new owners, while non-showing people appreciate their versatility and easygoing natures. Location: United Kingdom, England • Musta Hevonen Farm Fell Ponies North America's first West Coast home of the rare Fell Pony. Here you will find information on the breed as well as images of Fell Ponies. Our operation started with US stock, expanded with imports from England, and now includes Fells bred, born, and raised in Washington State. Location: United States, Washington, Rainier • Laurel Highland Farm A Division of Laurel Highland Farm & Equine Services, LLC. Quality Friesian horses and very rare Fell ponies. Currently we are the largest breeder of Fell ponies in North America. Our mountaintop farm is located in north central Pennsylvania in Cogan Station (just outside of Williamsport). Location: United States, Pennsylvania, Cogan Station • Stonecreek Farm Stonecreek Farm is a 35 acre farm located in Denison, Texas. The majority of our stock has been imported from the UK. All have long show histories in the UK and are beginning their show careers in the United States. We select our stock for good bone, silky feather and exceptional temperaments. Location: United States, Texas, Denison • Lownthwaite Fell Ponies Today the Lownthwaite ponies are the last semiferal herd of fell ponies to roam the northern Pennines, much as nature intended and tradition decrees. Their story is a tale which spans five generations of a family and more than a hundred years in the life of a farm in Cumbria. Location: United Kingdom, England • Lunesdale Fell Pony Stud The Lunesdale herd is one of a number of herds of Fell ponies which still live a semi-feral existence in their natural habitat, in this case on Roundthwaite Common. Our objective has always been to breed ponies which retain their natural characteristics and hardiness and at the same time are able to do a job in today's world. Location: United Kingdom, England |