Mare
Breed: Shetland
Stud book: Volume 36, page 54
Colour: Skewbald bay & white
Foaled: 12th May 1928
Height: 33 /12 inches

Sire: Foxhams Patch Work 1219
Dam: Foxhams Merry Legs 4409

Foxhams Merry Legs (4409), foaled April 25, 1924 Brown star on forehead 32 ½ inches.
Bred by and property of Mrs. J. O. Muntz, Foxhams, Horrabridge S. devon.
Sire, Rex of Arlington (943)
Dam, Foxhams Joyce (3412), by Bessbrook of Earlshall (397) gr.dam, Judith of Arlington (505) Inspected Shetland

Produce
1928 May 12 – FOXHAMS COLUMBINE Filly Skewbald bay and white Sire, Foxhams Patch Work (1219) Bred by Mrs J. O. Muntz

MUNTZ, MRS J. OSCAR
FOXHAMS COLUMBINE (4556) (Volume 40 page 46)
Foaled May 12, 1928 Skewbald bay and white 33 ½ inches
Bred by and property of Mrs J. Oscar Muntz, Foxhams, Horrabridge, S. Devon

Sire, Foxhams Patchwork (1219)
Dam, Foxhams Merry Legs (4409) by Rex of Arlington (493)
gr.dam, Foxhams Joyce (3412), by Bessbrook of Earlshall (397)
3rd dam, Judith of Arlington (505) an inspected Shetland

Produce
1932 May 6 – Foxhams Red Cloud, Colt Skewbald bay and white Primley Quixote (1206)
Bred by Mrs J. O. Muntz

FOXHAMS COLUMBINE (4556) Sire Foxhams Patch Work (1219) (Volume 41, page 29)

Last entry Volume 40 page 46
Additional Produce
1933 May 1 – Foxhams Map, Filly Chestnut and white Skewbald Primley Quixote (1206)
Bred by Mrs J. Oscar Muntz

Foxhams Columbine was bred by Mrs J. O, Muntz and was at Foxhams for some years 1928 to 1933 and probably much longer, she was one of the smaller mares at 33 ½ inches also she was one of the very few skewbald ponies bred by Mrs Muntz.

Notes:
Columbine (aquilegia vulgaris)
Lives in damp places in woods and fens (a similar species “monk’s hood” is very poisonous.) It has nodding purplish or dark blue flowers in a loose cluster towards the top of the stem in May or June.
OR
Columbine, the sweet heart of Harlquine (in pantomime) and like him invisible to mortal eyes.