#3 The power of a good pony profile
#3 The power of a good pony profile If you were the kind of child who enjoyed a damn good list, who got excited about a fresh page in a notepad and new gel pens in a spectrum of colours, then you might also have enjoyed creating a few pony profiles in your time. For the lucky kids who had a real live pony, this activity would’ve been quite a useful exercise in ensuring you knew every last detail about your four-legged friend. For those of us who didn’t, it was just good fun: the beginning of a brand new game with a brand new air-horse, and an exercise in imagination. Here, you could have all the 16.2hh Thoroughbreds, KWPNs and sport horses you wanted; not just 12.2hh Bongo, who spent most of your weekly lessons trying to shake you off or refusing to move at all. The first pony profile I saw was in one of the hundreds of magazines I used to collect, which means it was probably in Horse and Pony, the home of gobby little ch...