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Height class divisions are the same as for show ponies.

I wasn't brought up being some sort of show pony.'

He prides himself in having once called a prominent author a "literary show pony."

The show hunter: similar to the show pony, but with more substance.

He called it a "show pony thing to do" and was embarrassed by it.

The memories showed Pony the best of human spirit, the resilience, the ability to fight on and on.

Originally bred to pull carriages, they are used today primarily as show ponies.

I've never thought him the overconfident, brash show pony some people have made him out to be.

"Bunch them up," he commanded lightly, as if guiding a show pony through its first tentative paces.

If surfactants are the workhorses, conditioners are the show ponies.

After all, he's no show pony.

The breed makes excellent show ponies.

That's a show pony.

Blair reveals that Georgina was supposed to be at an equestrian circuit but sold her show pony for cocaine.

The following night, the young star Natalia Osipova was dancing in show pony mode.

Ultimately, trainers look for a combination of intelligence, fearlessness and the child-friendly demeanor of a show pony.

"I'm a show pony," he explained.

Later in the book, Honey discovers that it was Dylan who bought Minnie, since her parents were looking to buy a new show pony.

Of course, with all the music and cyber-talk, partying and showing off, it was hard to tell the show ponies from the real thing.

Show Pony (2001)

A great PR agent in the making, there is no task too difficult when it comes to getting the best for her stable of network show ponies.

No, no, no, not Amanda Holden three months in and looking glam as a pedigree show pony.

The Hackney Pony also has a reputation for being tenacious and fearless, qualities that are seen in top-tier show ponies.

"A show pony," interjects de Ravin.

They are overseen by the relevant breed society, and by the British Show Pony Society.

Height class divisions are the same as for show ponies.

I wasn't brought up being some sort of show pony.'

He prides himself in having once called a prominent author a "literary show pony."

The show hunter: similar to the show pony, but with more substance.

He called it a "show pony thing to do" and was embarrassed by it.

The memories showed Pony the best of human spirit, the resilience, the ability to fight on and on.

Originally bred to pull carriages, they are used today primarily as show ponies.

I've never thought him the overconfident, brash show pony some people have made him out to be.

"Bunch them up," he commanded lightly, as if guiding a show pony through its first tentative paces.

If surfactants are the workhorses, conditioners are the show ponies.

After all, he's no show pony.

The breed makes excellent show ponies.

That's a show pony.

Blair reveals that Georgina was supposed to be at an equestrian circuit but sold her show pony for cocaine.

The following night, the young star Natalia Osipova was dancing in show pony mode.

Ultimately, trainers look for a combination of intelligence, fearlessness and the child-friendly demeanor of a show pony.

"I'm a show pony," he explained.

Later in the book, Honey discovers that it was Dylan who bought Minnie, since her parents were looking to buy a new show pony.

Of course, with all the music and cyber-talk, partying and showing off, it was hard to tell the show ponies from the real thing.

Show Pony (2001)

A great PR agent in the making, there is no task too difficult when it comes to getting the best for her stable of network show ponies.

No, no, no, not Amanda Holden three months in and looking glam as a pedigree show pony.

The Hackney Pony also has a reputation for being tenacious and fearless, qualities that are seen in top-tier show ponies.

"A show pony," interjects de Ravin.

They are overseen by the relevant breed society, and by the British Show Pony Society.