 Origins of the Welsh Section D Pony
The Welsh Section D Pony, or Welsh Cob as it is also known, is the largest of the Welsh mountain ponies. By the fifteenth century the section D well established as a breed and was used mainly for farm work and as a means of transport. Welsh Cobs were also used by the army for pulling guns and equipment.
Height of the Welsh Section D Pony
The Welsh Section D, Welsh Cob stands over 13.2 hh and has no upper limit.
Appearance of the Welsh Section D Pony
The Welsh Section D, Welsh Cob is of similar appearance to the section C pony. The breed has a quality head, long neck, strong shoulders, deep girth, muscular back and quarters. The section D can be any colour but is less common in grey.
Temperament of the Welsh Section D Pony
The Welsh section D pony is intelligent, kind, brave and willing.
Uses of the Welsh Section D Pony
The section D pony makes an excellent riding, driving and trekking pony. The section D pony also makes a good hunter. | 
