Moorland Exmoor Foals need Good Homes!

Wild horse film-maker Marc Lubetzki takes a look at the beautiful free-living Exmoor ponies from Herd 423 running on Countisbury, in Exmoor National Park, where the foals are now looking to find good homes after weaning.
Moorland Exmoor Pony Breeders Group representative and Exmoor Pony Project founder, Dawn Westcott, explains what to look for in a good Exmoor pony and why they make excellent riding and performance ponies (as well as outstanding conservation grazers).

The Exmoor pony breed is on the Rare Breed Survival Trust's Category Two Endangered list, so each and every pony born is important.
Living and breeding in their natural indigenous environment of Exmoor National Park enables the Exmoor ponies to retain their True Moorland Type and desirable characteristics and qualities.

With details of how to contact the herd owners for more information, including James Bryant and Herd 423.

Our grateful thanks to Marc Lubetzki for making this film. You can find more of his work at http://www.marc-lubetzki.com. Thanks also to Martin Buschmann and you can find his work at https://www.facebook.com/myreisefotog...

For more information about the Exmoor herds, including contact information, please visit Moorland Exmoor Pony Breeders Group (MEPBG) at http://www.mepbg.co.uk and on Facebook: Moorland Exmoor Pony Breeders Group.