Breed of the... Week?

This week is all about the Dartmoor. Here's the Dartmoor Pony Registry of America: http://www.dartmoorpony.com/. Dartmoors are small (11-12.2 hh), sturdy ponies that were famous throughout the world but are now, ironically, facing possible extinction.

Yes, these little guys are on the threatened breed list. We have to wonder why because, while these guys are far too small for most adults, they are fantastic for children. Especially as a child's first horse. They're known for their calm disposition, willing nature, and love of people. They're very consistent in their behavior, as well as brave, and they forgive mistakes easily. I guess you could say this is a quiet and relaxed breed. The breed's stoutness has given them the gift of very powerful hindquarters which, coupled with their intelligence and bravery, makes them an ideal horses for kids to first learn how to jump. They're also good with pulling carts with an amazing work ethic. They come in bay, brown, and black with the occasional grey, chestnut, or roan. Any markings on the face or legs should be minimal.