Describes the characteristics of the Shetland pony, including a history, a discussion of specific traits, and offers information about riding and ownership.

Do you like horses? Then you'll love learning all about the Morgan horse. Morgan horses are fast and strong, and they have a rich and captivating history. Did you know that the breed was named after a schoolteacher? Or that Morgan horses helped to settle the West? Learn more about Morgans in this fun and fascinating book!

Do you like ponies? Then you'll love learning all about the Shetland. Shetland ponies have small, broad heads and stocky bodies, and they're known for being hard workers. Did you know that Shetlands hauled coal in England's coal mines in the mid-1800s? Or that modern-day Shetlands sometimes help the blind by serving as guide ponies? Learn more about Shetlands in this fun and fascinating book!

"Engaging images accompany information about the Shetland pony. The combination of high-interest subject matter and narrative text is intended for students in grades 3 through 7"--Provided by publisher.

The Shetland pony makes up for its small size with strength. In the past, Shetland ponies pulled heavy carts overloaded with coal and peat. Today, the ponies show their strength and talent in harness and jumping competitions. Learn how the Shetland pony went from a pit pony of the mines to a faithful friend of both children and adults.

A brief history and description of the Shetland pony, including its origins in Great Britain and its appeal to children.

Describes the Shetland Pony, including its history, physical features, and uses today. Includes a photo diagram of the pony.