Carneddau pony — one of the smallest and most primitive forms of semi-wild mountain ponies of Great Britain. Compact, extremely hardy mountain pony of the northern type. Height at withers 110–130 cm (ideal 115–125 cm). Weight of adults 180–280 kg. Build strong, square, with short back and powerful croup. Differs from Welsh Pony, Dartmoor and Exmoor by significantly smaller size, more primitive “wild” conformation (large head, short neck, barrel-shaped body), exceptional density of winter coat and shorter limbs with strong bone structure. Acceptable colors: bay (brown), dark bay/almost black, bay (bay), gray (grey), black (black). Not allowed: piebald, roan, bright red colors and large white markings.