Looks like a Shetland, possibly a new forest

 

He does sometimes have that Shetland attitude! I've never heard of newforest ponies being around these parts. It could be possible though.

 

Way too big to be a Shetland. Wouldn't surprise me if he's some kind of Welsh/QH mix.

 

I was thinking a welsh maybe little chincoteague? Thanks for the replies! I fail when it comes to pony breeds, haha.

 

too big to be a Shetland
looks like an Exmoor

 

mm...I doubt he's an exmoor.

I think I agree with bubba on him being some sort of welsh mix. Very possibly QH

 

Exmoors are super rare here also, if you find one they are so expensive. Thanks for the replies. Everyone's been asking what breed pony he is, and I felt silly when I said i had no idea. Now i'll say Welsh cross (x

 

I am almost thinking Dartmoor mix... Looks similar to
http://www.horsebreedsinfo.com/images/Dartmoor_Pony.jpg
I wouldn't say he is a pure Dartmoor, probably with QH.

 

The link didn't work for me, so I just looked dartmoor pony images up. He does look pretty similar!

 

he looks like an Icelandic with his split mane, large cannon bones, and frizzy forelock, is he gaited, how tall is he.

 

possibley shetland and hackney pony or hackney pony and welsh

 

He looks like my 10.2H shetland =)

 

number of breeds in that mix, crossbred

 

He is not gaited and is 12.1hh

 

he does look a lot like my friends new forest pony

 

I'd say QH/Shetland. I'm not sure where you are, but around here welsh, dartmoor, chincoteague are extremely rare if not unheard of. I think the QH would give him the extra size. My bet is Shetland stud crossed with a QH mare. He's a cute sturdy pony for sure! Congrats!

 

I'm in Tennessee, there are a few of those breeds here but they usually are sold for high prices. He was given to me because he was tormenting small kids. xD
He does Chansu!

 

It looks like a STANDARD sized shetland to me. I think everyone is thinking Miniature Shetland. We had one at a farm I worked on as a girl that was about that size. Maybe a Sable Island Pony? I know they were brought in to coal mines a lot, have a few old pictures from my Irish Family that look similar. They are a bit thicker/wide (NOT fat) with a sometimes sour attitude well the "pit ponies" were.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/coalhouse/sites/ugc/pages/images/400/11939105126815678060_1.jpg
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_5cJq-ow74...fg/Sw0YgqiuMjI/AAAAAAAAB34/R1KHZqXDr0Y/s1600/Ponies+in+a+Sandpit+-+Munnings.jpg