The Club Achievement Badges Native Breeds Workbook Identify which of the statements below accurately describe the term ‘British Native Breeds’.

- and pony breeds that originated in Great Britain

- Wild living in their natural environment

- All domesticated horses living in Great Britain

- Horses living in their natural habitat and not within the possession or control of humans

- Horses and bred and developed over the years to carry out a specific purpose Is the following information TRUE or FALSE?

- All of the following breeds are native to Great Britain:

- The is the smallest of all of the British native breeds

- The majority of native breeds are very hardy Reshuffle the words below to identify each of the native breeds.

HESTLDNA ______RTDMOAOR ______

FLEL ______REIHS ______

YEDCLSADLE ______ANNOEMCAR ______

REXOOM ______DNAHIGHL ______Match each of the native breeds to the correct picture.

Connemara

Clydesdale

Dartmoor Match each of the native breeds to the correct picture.

Exmoor

Fell

Highland

New Forest Match each of the native breeds to the correct picture.

Welsh Mountain Pony

Cleveland Bay

Welsh Cob Match each of the native breeds to the correct picture.

Shetland

Shire

Suffolk Punch

English Match each of the Welsh native breed types to the correct description.

Welsh Section A Welsh Mountain Pony (under 12hh)

Welsh Section B Welsh Pony of Cob type (under 13.2hh)

Welsh Section C Welsh Pony (under 13.2hh)

Welsh Section D Welsh Cob (exceeding 13.2hh) Match each of the native breeds to the part of Great Britain from which they originate. What type of work would each of these horses have traditionally carried out?

Answer: ______Answer: ______Answer:______

______Use the space below to write down some interesting information about this native Use the anagram below to help you to identify breed. the breed of this native horse. ______LCEVEDANL ABY ______Use the space below to write about the horse that you have chosen. Draw or attach a picture of your favourite native breed. ______Read each of the descriptions below and identify the native breed being described.

1. This horse originated in Scotland and was used for agriculture and haulage. The breed is still used for draught purposes today. Answer: ______

2. This horse was bred to withstand the harsh environment of Northern England, so the breed is adaptable to almost any climate. Originally used as as well as for ploughing, riding and pulling sledges, this horse is known for hardiness, agility and strength. Answer: ______

3. This little pony is often used as a child's pony, but was originally used as a coal pit pony and for pulling carts. Answer: ______

4. This pony originates from Ireland. The breed is known for athleticism, versatility and good disposition. Today, this breed makes an excellent show pony. Answer: ______Use the table below to indicate whether the following native breeds are classified as a horse or a pony.

Native Breed Tick here if this breed Tick here if this breed is a horse is a pony Connemara Clydesdale Dartmoor Exmoor Shire Shetland

Suffolk Punch

Welsh Section A Native Breeds Log Sheet Use the table below to indicate if you have ever seen the following native breeds. Native breed Tick here if you Where did you see this horse? have seen this (e.g. at a show) horse Connemara Clydesdale Dartmoor Shetland Shire Suffolk Punch Others: Recap Task - Word search

Find the words below in the word search.

Well done!