Monday Minstrel: The Pony Mad Child

Do you have a pony mad child? Here is some excellent advice from Tina Bettison in her book, “100 ways to live with a Horse Addict.”

Beware of falling into the trap of ‘keeping up with the Joneses’. No matter what your child’s friends have, you do not need a splendid, state-of-the-art horsebox that travels six, when you have one 12.2hh pony; a trailer will do.

Tina Bettison
This young woman is not a “pony mad child” but the photo does show a smaller pony to give you perspective.

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12 responses to “Monday Minstrel: The Pony Mad Child”

  1. Emma Cownie Avatar

    Ah that tiny pony would fit in a sheep trailer!

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    1. anne leueen Avatar

      Yes it would 😂

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  2. Lisaruby Avatar

    Love this, I am a pony max child that has turned into a pony max adult 🤣 it all started with a little 11.2hh pony called Sandy.

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    1. anne leueen Avatar

      Thank you for sharing this and I am happy to know that Sandy got you started on horses and ponies.

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    1. anne leueen Avatar

      Yes he is a cutie. Thanks for commenting

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  3. J.W.S. Avatar

    There is a special bound between children and animals.

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    1. anne leueen Avatar

      There is. Thanks for reading and leaving a comment

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  4. Lillian-Keith Avatar

    Aw, that little guy is so cute!

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    1. anne leueen Avatar

      Yes he is. Thanks for commenting!

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  5. bushboy Avatar

    We bought Trixie for our girls. She was a horse not a pony, but served her purpose. My youngest learnt to ride on a white pony called Potato 😂 she then graduated to riding ex race horses and is a good rider. Now she has two of her own horses 🙂

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    1. anne leueen Avatar

      Girls and horses. What a good alternative to spending time in the shopping mall. Thanks for sharing your.girls history with horses.

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