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The American Shetland Pony Club recognizes two distinct types of Shetland Ponies, the Classic Shetland Pony and the Modern Shetland Pony. In addition, the organization has registries for two types of pony crosses, the American Show Pony and the National Show Pony. In other words, we have a pony suited to almost everyone's needs.

All the small equines in the American Shetland Pony Club share the best attributes of the original Shetland Ponies imported from the Shetland Isles over 120 years ago.

Americans fell in love with Shetland Ponies the minute they arrived and that love affair continues today. In 1888, The American Shetland Pony Club was formed to preserve the bloodlines of the Shetland Pony, while improving and refining the breed. The results are the versatile Shetland Pony we know in America today.

Shetland Ponies are athletic, quick learners and extremely hardy. They generally have excellent hooves. These qualities combined to their endearing dispositions contribute to their ongoing popularity.

 

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At Miranda Lambert’s recent Cause For The Paws Benefit Concert for the Human Society of East Texas, country singers Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton weren’t the only stars in attendance. A Miniature Horse named Lil Red stole the show when he was auctioned off in The Cause For The Paws auction, raising a big $3,300 for such a small guy.
Jackie Lemon, of Happy Hollow Miniature Horses, donated the 26.5” yearling Lil Red, known formerly as Painted Arrows Red Son, to the auction. “The Humane Society of East Texas does wonderful things for animals in our area and once a year Miranda Lambert organizes this event along with Blake Shelton, Kacey Musgraves and Adam Hood. A friend of Miranda’s asked me if I had a horse we could donate,” Jackie said.

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Lil Red, owned by Jackie Lemon of Happy Hollow Miniature Horses in Texas, brought in $3,300 during an auction at the Cause For The Paws Benefit Concert for the Human Society of East Texas.

Jackie chose to donate Lil Red because he was small, good-natured and already had experience at shows and visiting local nursing homes. “When he was only four-months-old he walked in a local parade, so I thought he was the kind of horse that would do well no matter where he went,” Jackie said. “I knew Red would hopefully bring in a good donation, like maybe $1,200. I never dreamed he would bring in $3,300. The only thing that brought more, according to our local newspaper, was Blake Shelton’s guitar which brought in $4,000.”
Gina Rebich, of Lake Palestine, Texas, bought Lil Red in the Cause For The Paws auction, and promptly gave him to one of the youth that Jackie works with. “What an exciting ride this has been,” Jackie said.

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