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Fell Pony SyndromeIntroduction
One of the long standing native breeds of England, the Fell Pony is noted for its hardiness, courage, adaptability, and good looks. Resembling a very small Friesian, he is docile and popular for riding and well suited for driving. He has been used for jumping and has the ability to trot for long distances at a steady speed. Unfortunately he suffers from a inherited disease is a small number of the population. A brief summary of what is known about Fell Pony Syndrome is presented here.
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