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Ty Gwyn Joined: 30/10/2009 Location: Lampeter View Profile View Posts View Personal Album View Personal Files View all Photos Send Private Message	Animal headgear Posted: 24/03/2010 00:35:47 Reply \| Quote Pit Ponies in the Mines of South Wales wore Cap`s and back Pad`s. Like was mentioned a while back,about ponies been used on the farm and the mine,but the collars were changed,to prevent snagging in the roof and timbers, Its the Hames that would cause that on farm horse collars,as they protrude higher than the collar,where as the colliery hames are lower than the collar,joined by a curved bar or chain. IP: 92.28.162.161
Boy Engineer Joined: 20/06/2008 Location: Derby View Profile View Posts View Personal Album View Personal Files View all Photos Send Private Message	Animal headgear Posted: 24/03/2010 12:13:14 Reply \| Quote This is what I expected from the title of the post... IP: 80.177.35.242
Boy Engineer Joined: 20/06/2008 Location: Derby View Profile View Posts View Personal Album View Personal Files View all Photos Send Private Message	Animal headgear Posted: 24/03/2010 12:14:32 Reply \| Quote And no, it isn't me in the picture, before you ask. IP: 80.177.35.242

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