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Patricia Aberson
12:43 PM on May 11, 2011
Hi Jackie,
Catherine hadn't told me yet but I've just discovered Perry (Peregrine Falcon) has a sister (?). Well done Pipit. I still miss her!
Regards,
Patricia (Yorkshire Exmoor Pony Trust)
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Elaine Coxall
04:06 PM on April 29, 2011
Hello,
Well done for the great result at show with Albert. He is a lovely stallion. Haven't found any thing else to put poppet with, such a shame as I know they would produce a cracking foal.
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melanie.oflynn
07:03 PM on February 22, 2011
I'm a smallholder with 8 acres in Glenlyon near loch Tay. I'm interested in keeping a couple of ponies mainly to graze but also to ride. I'm keen to hear about anybody looking to loan exmoors. I'm light and experienced, but would be looking for a well handled pony. I've got hilly rough ground but with a good bit of pasture too. Currently I've no wooden shelter or outbuildings, but there is plenty of natural shelter.
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Felicity Stockwell
12:37 PM on January 17, 2011
Just to say thank you Jackie for doing such a tremendous job with the Performance Awards again this year. I have really enjoyed perusing your website and seeing that you, like many of us fell into Exmoors almost by accident. I have 3 now and am hoping that my Frithesden mare is in foal to Bill(W.Nightingale)-we think so but aren't quite sure yet and neither is the vet!! So I am excited in an apprehensive way.Exmoors have allowed me to continue competing with ponies into my 60's and I hope to carry on for a few more years yet!
Love your pictures, thank you for the website and the invaluable work you do for the Society. Best wishes, Felicity
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Lorraine Kennedy
08:00 PM on September 06, 2010
Have had a very rough day and tho I can't go out into the field and hug a pony, I read your Heart of a Horse and looked through all of your photos and now feel alot less stressed. Said to Gemma today, someone needs to bottle the smell of a horse for those of us who can not get a daily fix from the real thing.!
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Nicole
09:19 PM on April 25, 2010
My first horse was and Exmoor Pony. He was a difficult little thing - probably not hardly broke when I got him. He used to bite me, kick me, rear up, bolt, buck and be impossible to catch, but I still loved him to death! Now I am a professional trainer and would love to find another Exmoor for my students to learn on! 
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Sarah
04:22 PM on March 29, 2010
You have a lovely website - very professional!
I think that Matilda is a beautiful little girl too. I think that we need a "patter of little hooves" on the pony talk website - it is that time of year again!
Bye for now
Sarah
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Sue Becher
10:23 PM on March 10, 2010
I love your site. We have an older mare, not registered, but she couldn't be more typical. She probably is the result of a small breeding program from a number of years ago in Massachusetts, U.S. "Gin" will not be ridden poorly, but holds no grudge and has taught numerous children how to ride safely and well. They are a wonderful breed. Before I was aware of their "ice" tails, I thought that our pony was one of those horses who rubbed their tails, breaking hairs, but could never catch her at it. Ooops.
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Carolyn Ruscio
06:45 PM on February 24, 2010
Hello - I am looking to start a farm and breed endangered livestock breeds, including horses. So I am doing some research and your site is very interesting. Thanks
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Annette
07:58 AM on February 13, 2010
Love the the new look to your website. Pop on occasionally to see your updates. Wish I could have one. Maybe one day.
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Rosemarie Tree
05:09 PM on November 29, 2009
Hello Jackie,
We have not long returned from the Christmas Show and fed our two. We probably left Exmoor later than yourself as we called into the Pony centre to see Lindsey, as we didn't get a chance to speak to her at the show. I hope that you had a better journey back to Cheltenham with the ponies than we did coming back to Ross. We just wanted to congratulate you on your success to day - Well done!
Regards, Rosemarie and Clive Tree
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Sophia
09:09 AM on October 26, 2009
Hi there, thoroughly enjoyed browsing your site. So lovely to see so many Exmoors together having fun and at all different ages of developement.
Have emailed you about possibly buying some Exmoor youngsters as I am very experienced with horses. References and home visits welcome.
an idea of price would be great also please.
My mother has a photo of her with an exmoor pony in the 50s so its quite lovely that my husband and I should wish to take these adorable ponies on ourselves.
We hope to break them in for driving....:D
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Kate
07:04 AM on September 29, 2009
Hi Lovely site! Fantastic to see all the ponies out playing. I am currently looking for a baby exmoor to produce. I have lots of experience with babies of all types so the right pony will have a fab start with me. Please email me if you have any youngsters for sale. Please include full details and an idea of price also Thanks k
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Lucy Wild
01:24 PM on July 12, 2009
I have loved looking at your stunning ponies, I really hope to own an exmoor someday (I have a warmblood at the moment who keeps me poor enough that it would be a bad idea!)
I actually have a cheeky request regarding one of your photos - would it be possible to use the picture of the handsome Gaoth at Rugby Show as the front of a show schedule? It's just a local show that my yard is organising, and I can send you a proof if you'd like
Thanks very much, love the website, Lucy x
Thanks very much, love the website, Lucy x
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Carol Mason
07:04 PM on May 31, 2009
Hi, thought i'd leave a message as too many coincidences! I am a Dick graduate(FYC95) and I have highlands( have seen you on HPT), my two yearlings are half brother and sister to Roly(I think, he's by Scarba isn't he?) and i have a 3yo Exmoor filly who is Kebroyd Titania( Fern to her friends) I live in Ayrshire, Scotland. Great Website!
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Eileen Keeling
05:29 PM on February 12, 2009
Fabulous website. Loved meeting your ponies albeit only virtually.
Having a part-bred Exmoor I feel I'm almost related. lol
Regards Eileen x
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Faye Nivison
05:19 PM on January 06, 2009
Hello. I loved seeing your website and will ask mum to take me to see them this weekend. They all look so cute, cannot wait to meet them. 
Faye xxx
Faye xxx
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Carol
01:37 AM on January 02, 2009
Carol here, was living in Dulverton, now residing down the road from you in Bath. Have brought my 'souveneir of Exmoor' pony Scrumpy (Tippbarslake Brownie) with me, now a year and a half old. He's gone from being a frightened little foal to a super-confident youngster, so proud of him. Looking forward to meeting you at some local shows. All the best for 2009. Carol.
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Renee Kirk
09:32 PM on November 26, 2008
I love all your ponies!! I came across your site on a pony search and had to read every line and see every picture on your site. I love the pics of the ponies....I want to just give them smooches! Even though I am from across the pond I really appreciate your site. Thank you.
~Renee
Pennsylvania, USA
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