Pedigree Livestock Services (PLS) is delighted to announce its appointment as the new administrative partner for the British Connemara Pony Society, effective 7 August 2026. This new collaboration further strengthens PLS’s growing role as a trusted partner for cattle, sheep and equine breed societies across the UK.
The British Connemara Pony Society has a long and proud history of maintaining and improving the Connemara pony, supporting members through stud books, breed promotion, welfare initiatives and Society shows.
PLS will provide comprehensive administrative services to the British Connemara Pony Society, including membership administration, registrations and day‑to‑day office support. This partnership builds on PLS’s existing work with a growing portfolio of breed societies and national events, reflecting a period where the business is going from strength to strength.
Miss Kerry Wainwright, Chairperson of the British Connemara Pony Society, said:
“Partnering with Pedigree Livestock Services is an important and positive step for the Society. As our work for members continues to grow, it is vital that we have robust, efficient systems behind the scenes. Working with a specialist team that understands our industry and its members means our Council and breeders can stay focused on promoting and preserving the Connemara pony, confident that the day‑to‑day administration is in safe hands.”
Steph Ryder of Pedigree Livestock Services said: “We’re really pleased to be working with the British Connemara Pony Society and to be backing another of Britain’s much‑loved equestrian breeds. At Pedigree Livestock Services, we’re all about keeping things simple and running smoothly. By bringing together good people, tried‑and‑tested ways of working, and the right systems, we aim to make life easier for members and enable the society to continue their great work. PLS is going from strength to strength, and this partnership shows how we can work side by side with various breed societies to give them the solid support they need for the future.”
Both organisations are looking forward to working closely together to support breeders, strengthen the Society and help secure a strong future for the Connemara pony.