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Pony of the Americas (POA)


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		The Pony of the Americas history began in Mason City, Iowa. This breed’s creation is credited to Leslie Boomhower. The foundation sire was Black Hand, foaled in 1954, the result of a Shetland stallion and an Appaloosa mare. He added the influence of the Arabian and Quarter Horse to achieve the appearance of a miniature Quarter Horse/Arabian cross with Appaloosa coloring. The Pony of the Americas is an official breed and is recognized with its own studbook and registry. The Pony of Americas Club was established in 1956. These ponies stand on average between 11.2 and 13.2 hh. They are a great riding pony and suitable for children for either western or English tack. In order to ensure breed specifications these ponies are inspected before full registration. The most emphasis is given to refinement, substance, and a straight, balanced action. The Pony of the Americas is a great quality pony and has achieved great popularity in the United States.

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