Intro
The Bolivian Pony or Sunicho is a tough little pony native to the highlands of Bolivia. Today their status is considered crucial and their numbers are very small.
Origins
This breed is descendant from the Iberian horses and a dwarf relative of the Criollo strains developed in Bolivia. They were very important for conveyance before the agricultural reform of the 1950’s, but since then have been mostly replaced by the donkey.
Features
Average height 12.2 – almost 13 hands
A handsome pony
Physique
Neck is thin at the top and thick at the base
Body is well-proportioned
Withers are prominent
Back is short and croup rounded
Traditional Colors
All colors
Temperament
Hardy and true
Use
Pack animals
Transportation
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