bali pony
Its roots are unknown, although one theory is that ponies of ancient stock were brought from to Indonesia by the Chinese in the 6th century. If this theory is true, the Bali pony would owe much of its roots to the Mongolian horse.
The origin of the Bali pony is unknown, however they are thought to have been brought to Indonesia by the Chinese in the 6th century.
Bali Pony
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The Bali pony is an ancient breed now living on the Indonesian island of Bali.
Characteristics ...
The Bali Pony
Researchers at the beginning of the twentieth century attempted to trace the origins of these small horses and believed that they descended from the horses of Mongolia and western Asia.
The Bali pony has a large head with a straight profile. They stand on average between 11.3 and 13 hands high. They have small ears and almond shaped eyes. Their necks are usually short and straight with a bristly straight upright mane.
The Bali pony has not been selectively bred for any particular quality. However, they easily perform the tasks required by the native people, including carting coral and stones from the beach.
The Bali pony is from very ancient stock, although there is little known about their ancestry.
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 See also: Pony, Bali, Ponies, Batak Pony, Mongolian
  
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