Exmoor Pony for landscape management

Harry was born in Exmoor, England, and was raised free-range. I do not know the exact date he was transported to Germany. Until 2023, he was used in landscape management alongside other Exmoor ponies. In 2024, he was apparently passed around. On November 2024, I acquired him in poor condition out of pity as a riding pony. He is now healthy. His teeth were checked and maintained by a veterinarian in spring 2025. He is vaccinated against tetanus and dewormed. With careful handling, he can be led with a halter; otherwise, he is led with a rope over his neck. He does not tolerate hectic movements well and tends to withdraw when stressed. Foot care is no problem; he stands quietly and frozen in place during stressful situations. He cannot be left alone; he needs the company and security of a herd, otherwise he will jump fences and whinny plaintively. Therefore, he is ideally to be rehomed in landscape management with other rustic breeds under a protection agreement. Passport Pony Society available. Transponder number on the left side of his neck. Riding is not an option for him. Preferably, he would be suitable for grazing projects with NABU, a foundation, or a municipality.