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Bred in the White Mountains, these ponies stand on average about twelve
hands as middling size pony. They are renown for their steady footing and and
strong, wide bodies that serve well as they tramp through the craggy lands they
usually live in. Despite their small size, their strength allows them to carry
full size riders or carry heavy loads. Rumor holds they are the most popular
breed of pony with Dwarves, if they could ever convince a man of Rohan to sell
dsell them one.
Pincup Ponies
The smallest of all horses known to Men, these curiously small (only three
feet high at maximum) long-haired ponies are suitable only for riding by
Halflings or the children of Men. Friendly and small, they are at times kept
as companion animals by Hobbits or the Men of Bree and trained to pull small
carts or wagons.
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Known as altans - golden horses, these shiny golden-hued stallions and
mares are known for being keen and fast. Spare in mane and tail, they have
a sleek, lean look and rumor stands that they can survive three days in the
harsher desert climes of Rhn Rhun without water. Rumor holds that these were once
the preferred steeds of the fierce Easterling Wainriders of days of yore.
Rarely if ever used as beasts of burden, these are horses for speed and war.
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Bred in the White Mountains, these ponies stand on average about twelve
hands as middling size pony. They are renown for their steady footing and and
strong, wide bodies that serve well as they tramp through the craggy lands they
usually live in. Despite their small size, their strength allows them to carry
full size riders or carry heavy loads. Rumor holds they are the most popular
pony with Dwarves, if they could ever convince a man of Rohan to sell them one.
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