Ponney aims to make factual claims proportionate to the strength of available evidence.
How we review factual claims
Writers and editors check key claims against reliable primary or expert sources whenever practical. Health and safety statements receive extra scrutiny because poor advice can affect horse welfare.
What we avoid
We avoid presenting anecdotes as universal facts, implying that a breed guarantees a temperament, or turning general educational information into a diagnosis for an individual horse.
Reader feedback
If you identify a factual problem, please contact us with the article URL and supporting information. We review substantive correction requests under our Corrections Policy.