In the early 1900's Lady Wentworth from Crabbet Stud in England started crossing Arabians with Welsh Ponies. The cross didn't become an official breed until 1981 when the American Welara Pony Registry was created. Unfortunately the registry has since shut down. But, Welsh/Arabian crosses and registered Welara's can still be found.
“The most beautiful pony on the face of the earth.” ~Lady Wentworth (From the book: Storey's Illustrated Guide to 96 Horse Breed of north America by Judith Dutson.)
Larger than most pony breeds their height ranges from 11.2hh to 15.0hh. Known for their refinement and beauty. They are used in both english and western disciplines and as driving ponies.
In this episode I travel to Montana to meet the Palomino Brothers. They are Welara Ponies, which is a cross between the Welsh Pony and Arabian.
Quest Horse: PS Starlight Rambler
Owned By: Chestnutpark Welara Ponies
Unfortunately the American Welara Pony Registry has been closed and there is no currently active registry.