dulmen pony
The Dulmen was found near the town of Dülmen, in the Merfelder Bruch area where ponies have been documented since the early 1300s.
Dulmen Horse
The origin of Dulmen Horse is recorded to be in Westphalia, West Germany. The Dulmen is one of the two native pony breeds of Germany. The other was the Senner pony which is now extinct.
Dulmen pony
The Dulmen is the only native pony breed in Germany, now that the Senner pony of the Teutoburg Forest is extinct.
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Some zoologists claim, however, that the Dulmen Ponies are actually not "wild" because of the marks of domestication that can be seen in them. For instance, some Dülmen Ponies exhibit colors and have manes that are not natural to the breed.
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Dulmen ponies that are tamed and trained make excellent children's ponies and adapt to civilized life very well.
DULMEN PONY
Found in the German region of Westphalia, the Dulmen Pony originates from a herd of Semi-Feral horses located in the Meerfelder Brunch at the estate of the Duke of Croy. These horses can be found in many different colors.
Dulmen
PONY
OVERVIEW
The Dulmen is one of two native pony breeds from Germany - the other is the Senner pony, which by some accounts is now considered extinct. The Dulmen has been documented in the Meerfelder Bruch in Westphalia since the 1300s.
They were developed by crossing Welsh, Connemara, New Forest, Dulmen, Arabian & Anglo-Arabian bloodlines. The resulting pony is elegant with clean confirmation and lively action.
*Draft Breton - commonly chestnut, bay, gray, red roan, black is not found, all colors allowed
Dulmen Pony - grullo and dun
Dutch Draft - usually chestnut, bay, or grey, sometimes black
Dutch Tuigpaard - N A ...
 See also: Pony, Ponies, Stallion, Black, Senne
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