Welsh Pony and Cob Society
Founded in 1901 The Welsh Pony & Cob Society (WPCS) is the largest of Britain’s Native Breed Societies. The Society’s membership is worldwide, reflecting the popularity and versatility of Welsh Ponies and Cobs.
The first volume of the Welsh Pony and Cob Society Stud Book was published in 1902 and continues to be published on an annual basis.
Visitors to the office are welcome between 9am and 5pm, Monday through to Friday
Details on: wpcs.uk.com
(Pictured is the Welsh A Gugaur Skylark and Pippa Duncan Horse)
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Looking to buy a Welsh section D to ride and enjoy? Read these top tipsBy Alex Robinson Published
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How to buy the perfect Welsh section B pony including what to look for and where to start your searchBy Alex Robinson Published
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Rebecca Penny: ‘Some breed societies risk being left behind’By Rebecca Penny Published
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Shock as popular Welsh section B put on rare breeds ‘at risk’ registerBy Lucy Elder Published
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Top Welsh cob breeder and founder of Nebo Stud dies age 88By Becky Murray Published
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Breed societies find ‘proactive’ solutions to overcome Brexit challengesBy Becky Murray Published
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First Welsh section B ponies exported to ArgentinaBy Alex Robinson Published
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Dun mare tops Brightwells’ Welsh cob sale at £25,500By Alex Robinson Published
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The Welsh section C: the popular dual-purpose ponies of cob typeBy Alex Robinson Published
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The Welsh section B: the athletic and multi-talented Welsh ponyBy Alex Robinson Published
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The Welsh section A: everything you need to know about this hardy and versatile ponyBy Horse & Hound Published
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12-year-old boy beats record entry to win supreme title at Welsh Pony and Cob Society performance awardsBy Alex Robinson Published
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His career ended as it began, as a champion — Emotional tribute to multi-garlanded Welsh cob lost in lorry accidentBy Alex Robinson Published
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Royal Welsh highlights: 9 superb winners who reigned at the legendary showBy Alex Robinson Published
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‘There’ll never be another with a trot like his’ — legendary Welsh stallion dies aged 21By Alex Robinson Published
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‘I wasn’t expecting that’: Welsh C stallion bags Horse & Hound Mountain and Moorland titleBy Alex Robinson Published
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Palomino foals and stallions on the beach: check out this magical Welsh Section B studBy Alex Robinson Published
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‘I never expected to do it a second time’ — how a nervous companion became a double HOYS winnerBy Alex Robinson Published
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‘A massive character’: tributes paid to prolific Welsh stallionBy Alex Robinson Published