Mare
Colour: White
Breed: Unknown
Type: Polo and riding pony
Foaled: 1917
Height: 14.1 hands

Sire: Arthur’s Pride
Dam: 3129 Miss Haig

SCOTLAND FOR EVER Supplement (to Volume 15 of The National Pony Society)
FILLIES
SCOTLAND FOR EVER Mrs J. Oscar Muntz …..
Brown, star, slight snip down face, few white hairs in coat, two white hind fetlocks.
Foaled 2nd June 1917 Height 11.3, September, 1917
Breeder, Mrs J. Oscar Muntz ……..
Sire: Arthur’s Pride (Vol. XXII p.616) (Supps. 1914-15), chestnut 15.0, by Arthur D, 593, bay 14.3 7/8
Dam: 3129 Miss Haig, white 14.2

It would seem that Scotland For Ever, foaled in 1917 was trained for polo and sold, probably at some time in 1921/22, and it would seem that she was owned by a Mr. Bucknell.
In 1933 she was certainly owned by Mr Bucknell, who bred a Grey Filly called Highland Fling from her.
Later in 1924 she returned to the ownership of Mrs Muntz, as in Volume 22 of The National Pony Society, published in 1936, we find :-
POLO AND RIDING PONY MARES
6817 SCOTLAND FOR EVER (Supp. 1917)
White, snip on nose. Foaled 1917 Height 14.1 Measured April 15th 1936
Owner and Breeder, Mrs J. Oscar Muntz ……
Sire: Arthur’s Pride 861, chestnut 15.0, (14.2 aged 4)
Dam: 3129 Miss Haig, white 14.2

Produce
1933 Grey Filly breeder – Mr. Bucknell Highland Fling by Lord Beaupre (Vol.XXV. p.47)
1935 Grey Filly breeder – Mrs J. Oscar Muntz Scottische by Love Song 1065

Mrs Muntz did not register Scotland for Ever, until Scottische was a year old. She would now be nineteen years old.

NOTES:
Scotland For Ever, would have been named after the painting, Scotland For Ever, by Lady Elizabeth Butler, (a very well known painter), who was known to Imogen Mary Collier, (Mrs J. Oscar Muntz) as she was a great friend of Imogen’s mother.
The lead horses in Lady Elizabeth Butler’s painting are white. The painting hangs in Leeds City Art Gallery.
It is further said that the painting hung temporally in Foxhams, during a dispute, shortly after its completion.