 Origin of the Fell Pony
The Fell Pony is related to the Dales Pony and inhabits the hills and mountains of Cumbria. Fell ponies are thought to have been a cross between French, Fresian, German, Polish, or Spanish horses and the Celtic pony. Fells are traditionally used as pack ponies carrying lead from the mines and were also used for pulling carts and trotting races.
Height of the Fell Pony
The Fell Pony stands between 13 to 14 hh.
Appearance of the Fell Pony
The Fell Pony has a small, well chiselled head with broad forehead, well laid-back sloping shoulders, muscular body, strong back and hindquarters, full mane and tail. The Fell Pony is usually black but bay, brown and grey can occur. They rarely have white markings.
Temperament of the Fell Pony
The Fell pony is known for being lively, alert and hard working.
Uses of the Fell Pony
The Fell Pony is a good general purpose pony, ideal for trekking and driving. | 
