Difference between revisions of "Category:Dutch Ponies"
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These ponies are very commonly referred to as Dutch Ponies by collectors. However all the ponies seemed to have had bilingual Dutch and German packaging. Thus their intended market was likely not only the Netherlands, but also Germany and Austria.
These were not the only ponies sold in the Netherlands, as the name implies. The Netherlands seems to have gotten most of the G1 ponies. Here is a list of some of their Dutch Language names.
Dutch Baby Ponies
- Dutch Baby Ponies
Cat Pony - Poesjes-Pony
Delphine Pony - Dolfijn-Pony
Flower Pony - Bloemetjes-Pony
English Translation:Rabbit Pony
- ''Dutch'': Konijntjes-Pony
- ''German'': Kaninchen-Pony
School Pony - School-Pony
Dutch Adult Ponies
- Dutch Adult Ponies
Butterfly Pony - Vlinder-Pony
Candy Pony - Snoepjes-Pony
Diary Pony - Dagboek-Pony
Heart Pony - Hartjes-Pony
Love Pony - Love-Pony
Shell Pony - Schelp-Pony
Singalong Pony - Meezing-Pony
Star Pony - Sterretjes-Pony
See also
Pages in category "Dutch Ponies"
The following 12 pages are in this category, out of 12 total.
