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Pit Ponies

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Go to the page that contains this image: The Museum's pit ponies  Go to the page that contains this image: Horse working underground in a thick seam, from Mines and Miners, Simonin,1869  Go to the page that contains this image: Pit pony on a banner at a miners' gala in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, 1993  Go to the page that contains this image: Robbie working at Pant y Gasseg colliery in Wales  Go to the page that contains this image: Pit pony with driver 
Go to the page that contains this image: Curry-comb  Go to the page that contains this image: Tub linked to haulage system  Go to the page that contains this image: Working pony equipment  Go to the page that contains this image: Medicines box  Go to the page that contains this image: Underground stables 
Go to the page that contains this image: Pit pony nameplate from the underground stables  Go to the page that contains this image: Feed-basket, stables, automatic drinker and feed-bag  Go to the page that contains this image: Pit pony on display. A nine year old pony which has spent three years underground  Go to the page that contains this image: Humane treatment and kindness to pit ponies  Go to the page that contains this image: Notice for correct handling of ponies at the end of the shift 
Go to the page that contains this image: Carl, Welsh pony  Go to the page that contains this image: Sparky, mixed breed pony  Go to the page that contains this image: Robbie, cob pony  Go to the page that contains this image: Patch, piebald cob pony  Go to the page that contains this image: Colonel, shire horse 
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