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So I was fiddling around with some ideas and I came up with this:
3rd level Wizard (conjurer)
3rd level Druid (Menhir Savant) with the Plains domain
Relevant feats: Spell focus: Conjuration, Augment Summoning, Superior Summoning.
Relevant traits: Magical Knack (wizard or druid, it works either way)
So I was fiddling around and came up with this foolishness:
A conjuerer gets a bonus equal to half his level when conjuring monsters to the duration of the summoning spell, and a druid with the plains domain doubles the length of the summoning when the summoned creature is a pony, horse, etc etc etc.
So a caster who is just qualifying for Mystic Theurge can summon 1d3+1 augmented ponies for 14-16 rounds, depending on whether or not he chose to boost the spell level with his Menhir ability.
At 8th level the Theurge can unleash a dread legion of 1d4+2 ponies for 18-20 rounds with a single incantation.
This gets even sillier when you realize feats like Sunlight Summons, Moonlight Summons, Starlight Summons and possibly Nimble Natural Summons can be tacked on (though Nimble Natural Summons only works on summon natures ally) to make your dread pony brigade glow, see all and sheath their dread hooves in silver.
OK, so creatures like ponies are not really all that useful in combat, but you would have allot of them and they would glow with the right feats. Thats cool right?
Dude, summon Aurochs. They have trample, and stampede which makes trample harder to resist and more effective.