Thelwell Framed Pony Print – Learning How to Mount Your Pony

A classic Norman Thelwell pony cartoon filled with the wit and charm that made his illustrations famous. This humorous scene shows a rider attempting to mount a pony… from entirely the wrong direction — perfectly capturing the unpredictable reality of pony riding.

Framed and mounted for display, this print is an ideal gift for equestrians, pony club members, and collectors of Thelwell artwork.

Product Details

• Official Norman Thelwell pony cartoon print

• Caption: “It Is a Good Idea to Start by Learning How to Mount Your Pony”

• A5 artwork print

• Mounted in a 10 x 8 inch mount

• Overall framed size: 9 x 11 inches

• Classic wooden frame

• Each print features the official embossed Thelwell stamp

• Reproduced by permission of The Thelwell Estate from original artwork

• Ready to hang or display

A light-hearted piece of equestrian humour that will bring a smile to any horse lover.

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About Norman Thelwell

Norman Thelwell was one of Britain’s most beloved cartoonists, famous for his humorous pony illustrations that perfectly capture the spirit of pony club life. His pony cartoons remain some of the most recognisable equestrian artwork in the world.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these official Norman Thelwell prints?
Yes, each print is reproduced by permission of The Thelwell Estate from the original artwork and includes the official embossed Thelwell stamp.

What size are the framed prints?
The artwork is an A5 print mounted within a 10 x 8 inch mount. The overall framed size is approximately 9 x 11 inches.

Are the prints ready to hang?
Yes, each print is mounted and framed so it is ready to hang or display.

Do these make good gifts for horse lovers?
Absolutely. Norman Thelwell pony cartoons are beloved by equestrians and pony club riders, making these framed prints a perfect gift for horse lovers.

Why Norman Thelwell Pony Cartoons Are Loved by Horse Riders