Zahara Dawoodbhoy
During the Dutch rule, ponies were brought onto Jaffna’s Delft Island as domesticated animals. These ponies have survived till now, although they struggle to adapt to the harsh heat of the North.
The Wild Ponies Of Delft Island
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