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Something I found to be interesting about the Connemara Ponies is that they are very well known for having a wonderful temperament. These ponies are and have a beautiful nature to them. They are known to be caring, kind, willing and trusting. Having a gentle disposition, a love of human affection, and even being inquisitive. This makes them very easy to handle and train. They are extremely intelligent and very trainable due to. They are a safe and sensible breed, which makes them a wonderful mount for both children and adults alike. This is why they are amongst the favourites of breeds around the world and many countries have taken them in.

I'm sorry, Fels, I did not get a 'time' completed on my screen shot, nor a thing of how many pieces it has. The cheering crowd took over the rest of the data, leaving them and the picture of the sheep. How did you get that with the time?! I do have this image 600x600 or less though!

Connemara ponies are a native breed, and like most native breeds, are not only good but excellent for conservation grazing. Their teeth are positioned in a way that allows them to graze close to the ground, so are very suited to sites where short swards are needed, for e.g. mountains and coastal breeding habitats. If the site of grazing is large enough to allow for a wide area of grazing, they leave a mosaic of habitat because of them being selective grazers. They will move through mature heather, bracken, and gorse thus effectively pushing back regrowth and creating tracks for other animals like sheep and goat to be able to graze.

It wasn't allowing me to 'show' the number of pieces. It was auto set from what I could figure on 110p.