Horse breed
Cob power, piebald charm

The Feathered Cob of Ireland and Britain

Feathered heels
Origin
Ireland, United Kingdom
Colours
pinto horse
Population
~3,500–4,500 (IRL, 2011)
Height
132–168 cm
Best for
Driving, leisure riding

About the Irish Cob

The Irish Cob is a compact cob-type horse standing 132–168 cm, known for feathered heels and striking piebald or skewbald coat patterns. It proves versatile across driving, leisure riding, dressage, and show jumping. The breed originates from Ireland and the United Kingdom. Its studbook has been established since 1998.

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Profile: Irish Cob

All figures are editorial reference values.
Origin
Ireland, United Kingdom
Colours
pinto horse
Population
~3,500–4,500 (IRL, 2011)
Height
132–168 cm
Best for
Driving, leisure riding, dressage, show jumping
Studbook since
1998
Risk status
Not at risk

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