Our Fell Pony Publications
The links below also include a number of articles or references by Mary Jean Gould-Earley, whose hobbies include (Fell-related!) freelance journalism and photography.
"England's Fell Pony: The Pride of the North"
Feature article by Mary Jean Gould-Earley, published in
Equine Journal,
September 2006
"You'll Fall In Love With Fell
Ponies!"
Feature article by Mary Jean
Gould-Earley (published in Young Rider
Magazine, July/August 2004)
Waverhead Robbie in The Native Pony Magazine
"The Fell Pony: 'Fit For A Prince'"
Feature article by Mary Jean Gould-Earley, published in Driving Digest,
March/April 2003
"The Fell Pony: A Rare English Treasure"
Feature article by Mary Jean Gould-Earley, published in
Equine Journal,
July 2005
"Native Ponies of the British Isles"
Feature article by Mary Jean Gould-Earley, published in
Horse News,
March 2005 and Horse Capital Digest, July 2005
"Bringing Up Baby"
Feature article by Mary Jean Gould-Earley. This is an excerpt
from The
Fell Pony Family Album, and was also published in FPSNA's
newsletter, "The Fell Pony Express" (Fall/Winter 2005).
In addition to those featured in the articles above, Fell Pony photographs by MJ Gould-Earley have been most recently published in Horse Illustrated, January 2005; Horseman's Yankee Pedlar, July 2004; Horseman's Yankee Pedlar, July 2005; and numerous other publications
See the latest information on the upcoming book, The Fell Pony Family Album
This feature article about Fell ponies was published in Young
Rider magazine in July/August 2004.
It was also reprinted in the Fell Pony Express, Vol. 3., No. 1.
Click anywhere on image below to download full article as an Adobe pdf file.
The Fell Pony: A Rare English Treasure
Feature article by Mary Jean Gould-Earley, published in
Equine Journal,
July 2005
A copy of the article published in the Equine Journal was also published online at A copy of the article published in the Equine Journal was also published online at http://www.equitrekking.com/index.php/articles/entry/the_fell_pony_a_rare_english_treasure/ on July 8, 2006 and February 25, 2010.
| This recently published article is adapted from the authors upcoming publication, The Fell Pony Family Album. The article explores the history of Fell ponies, particularly with regard to their remarkable talent for driving. The title refers to the fact that the Fell pony is the driving pony of choice for the Royal Family in the U.K. H.R.H the Duke of Edinburgh regularly competes with H.M. The Queen's team of Fell ponies. In fact, H.M. The Queen herself (then H.R.H Princess Elizabeth) also drove a Fell pony to victory at the Royal Windsor Horse Show back in the 1940's. |
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This article is an excerpt from The Fell Pony Family Album, and was also published in FPSNA's newsletter, "The Fell Pony Express" (Fall/Winter 2005). Learn more about Fell pony growth and development. When is the best time to train a Fell Pony? When is the best time to breed a Fell pony? These questions and more are answered!
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