• PRE
• Grey roan
• Stallion
• 3 years
• 15.2 hands

• Stunning
• PRE ANCEE registered
• Top charachter

PRE ANCEE registered
Eliseo has everything you could wish for !
Looks
Rideability
Top temprement combined with good movement
Stabled opposite mares and next to another stallion!!No vocals either in the yard or under saddle !
Goes out in the field every
Can be gelded if necessary
Rising 4 year old
He has a super friendly charachter ,loves fuss and attention
Super nice mover with great engine
Has amazing balance and work ethic for his age
His level he’s working at ,is appropriate for his age
Has hacked out around the farm and seen a bit of traffic too ,nothing seems to faze him
Ready to compete BD and MCI classes in 2025
Will be super competitive !!
Currently barefoot
Good with farier ,to clip and load !!!
Fantastic with the dentist and being wormed too
Grab yourself a steal before the New Year !!!
As I have currently just too many horses to ride ,to do him justice at present
Once he competes early next year, his price will double
Text or email me for more info
Email address kirsty.farren@me.com

• Friesian
• Black
• Mare
• 8 years
• 16.2 hands

• Kali
• Who’s looking for there very own black beauty!!
• Friesian x (Irish passport)

What a flashy horse she is! Amazing allrounder/jump/hunt

She’s a lovely big stamp of a horse with lots of bone and good conformation.

Absolutely loves her jumping and has lots of scope to go up the ranks showjumping. I think she would make an amazing hunt horse. Previously hunted in Ireland and has done some unaffiliated dressage/sj and eventing with her previous owners.

Happy to hack and good in traffic ect. She even comes with some very smart tack! Someone will definitely have a lot of fun with this horse! (Rider 6’2)

Daresbury-Warrington

• Irish Sports Horse
• Bay
• Gelding
• 5 years
• 16.1 hands

• Exceptionally exciting 5 yr old
• By Sligo candy boy
• Out of a mare by Mohill cavalier clover

Burtie is destined for big things, I can see him competing at badminton and burghley one day, he is a future top horse for sure!

He has been XC schooled jumping everything asked, showing natural talent and bravery and went straight through the water.

Moves very well on the flat with very athletic paces, has won unnafiliated dressage with promising comments from the judges

He has also jumped clear affiliated SJ on a ticket

Also hacks out alone and in company

Burtie is a lovely sweet natured horse with a very trainable attitude, he would go far in any discipline but could really see him go to the top in eventing.

Open to any vetting (clean 5 stage vetting when purchased)

Very sensibly priced for a horse with this much potential

• Warmblood
• Buckskin
• Gelding
• 4 years
• 15 hands

• XC machine- Serious Event prospect- thrives whilst in work- loves his job
• Professional produced with a kind positive education
• Basic Flatwork coming along well- started playing with lateral work- great attitude to training

***price reduced to find this special guy his new forever home  ***

I will be gutted to see him go but he really needs to Event.. I have owned Cashmere since he was 6 months old, he is now rising 5.. I wish to continue on the dressage route and he is just too good to go round in circles all day (haha) he stands at just over 15hh expected to mature to 15.1/2hh.. has the basics down..been jumping coloured poles/fillers and seen a huge variety of XC (which he absolutely lives for!! A complete XC machine!!), drops/banks/tyres etc with no issues.. has huge scope!! hacks alone and in company.. canters happily around open fields without being silly..

No bucks/broncs/rears.. no stable vices.. he is forward thinking with brakes! Loves his work and needs a 1 to 1 home with someone who really wants to climb the competition ladder.. added bonus is he is just beautiful to look at too!!

A fabulous boy ready for someone to put their own stamp on has got serious potential to achieve top event level at the very least!

No Novices, this boy was cut Late and has been bred naturally. Even though this has not changed his temperament or his outlook on life!

Would be suited to a knowledgeable home who have previous experience with young/ green horses!

Has had a small splint (near side fore), never caused him to be lame or neither did it generate any heat, treated with Splintex and was seen by a vet who was happy and is fully recovered. (I wish to be open and transparent with any potential buyer.. this is the only treatment this boy has had from a vet other than routine!)

Open to trainers/vets/xrays.

He is on working livery with a professional rider who even had his Nan ride him he is that good!

He deserves to be given the opportunity to reach his full potential!

Please WhatsApp me for more videos/photos.

• British Warmblood
• Grey
• Mare
• 4 years
• 16.1 hands

• Double clears Discovery BS on ticket
• Dam won World breeding Global Studbook Trohy
• British bred

Winter In Cabrio

- 4 year
- British bred ( Dam 1.40 sj winner of World Breeding Studbook Trophy Valkenswaard)
- Full History known Ready for someone to put there own stamp and compete 2025 age classes or event
- Started Training shows an BS on a ticket - jumped double clear novice and discovery jumping 1.10 at training shows ready to start in Newcomers . Scopey , Careful and not spooky
- Professionally produced
- Excellent flatwork and paces
- X Country schooled she loved it an excellent with water
- Ready to jump BS age classes or Event in 2025

X rays available from March
Price will increase as we will start her ready for 2025 age classes
Bargain at moment through no fault of her own if not sold before christmas price will increase

• Andalusian
• Grey
• Gelding
• 12 years
• 15.3 hands

• P.R.E

Sad sale of a horse i imported for my company back in Nov 2017. He is an incredibly well bred chap, talented for dressage but a long tale of woe now forces his sale. At the last time of riding him at covid lockdown he had everything in place to make a top dressage horse; all lateral movements, 2 tempi lead changes, pirohettes, piaffe, passage, etc etc etc. He's an extremely talented chap, BUT, here comes the BUT.... After covid lockdown i have not been able to get him back into work so where he was upto pre-covid is now the dusty remnants of where he is at now, plus a few extra issues I need to explain. Its ALL below in great detail so you can decide if you think he may be for you or not:

He is a P.R.E. and i imported him as a stallion. He was EXTREMELY stalliony and would attempt to bite almost constantly so i took him to Chapelfields vet clinic for castrating. At the same time as castrating him i asked them to do his teeth (a rasp off) and check his breathing as i noticed when eating off the floor he would make dry gurgling sounds. The endoscopy revealed no problems, he 'displaces his soft pallette' they said, and was no issue. He makes no noise during work. Once returning home from the clinic the biting subsided however he still will nip on occasion especially if you are new to him and if he is fresh. After he recovered from the castration i found him very difficult to bit. He would flatly refuse to open his mouth and i tried all sorts from treats to honey, rubber mouthpieces, happy mouth, etc etc you name it. It got better but he still is very unwilling accept the bit. If you rush him he becomes anxious and bargy, it takes patience and kindness and eventually he will allow you to gently pop it in. I have never clanged his teeth and he willingly opens his mouth when unbridling so work that out! Ive spoken to other horse people and no-one has seen anything like it before. I broached this with Chapelfields who settled by giving me compensation.

So to tack up he is fine apart from the bit issue. He is still a bit stalliony and bargy but when in familiar surroundings this is less. He has always been buddy sour so taking his friend away and leaving him alone in the stable he will literally try to climb out unless a person is there to try to comfort him. He is OK to lead away from his buddy. He is good with the vet and fine to load but has not been in the horsebox since end 2017. He is usually OK with the farrier but can have his moments; if he's fresh or his friend is taken away then he can get upset and become bargy and frantic. He also will try to snatch his foot away but giving him the sharp "AHH" stops that. I have clipped him a few times pre-covid and he was as good as gold. To shampoo etc it's the same as shoeing.

To ride. When he recovered from the vet trip i started light riding in the menage and hacking down the lanes. He loves working in the menage and will happily offer piaffe, passage and a trot for a 10. On mounting you need to 'get on and get gone', or he becomes nadgy and nappy. Once when hacking a sheep had got caught in wire and suddenly started thrashing around as we rode past it. It must have scared the living daylights out of him because from then on he grew more and more nappy hacking off the premises to the point he would stop dead and then start rearing at any situations he felt triggered by. He will stop and spin, go sideways or backwards into ditches to avoid going forwards. I would be able to get him a point but then he would do the bit chomping and go rigid, and simply flatly refuse to go forwards. If i could get him past then sometimes he would almost bolt past the scary thing (whatever it would be) in a flurry of skid marks and sparks! I tried the endless patience and pats tactic, the come on dont be silly, and everything else inbetween. The moment you pressure him it gets ugly very fast, but giving him pats just makes him more tense and anxious and i found myself going backwards more than forwards! I must say he was always OK with cars, bigger lorries etc were either OK-ish or triggery. This whole melt down thing he does never improved to a place i felt safe hacking alone, even when hacking the same roads he's been down 50 times. I tried going out with the husband on a bike to cycle in front where it became too dangerous me going in front and actually this worked to a point, but was unpredictable and the problem was always there for the next spooky thing to freak him out. Sadly he never became safe enough to hack alone and then covid hit and i roughed him off and turned him out. He's been kept out in the paddocks since and brought in when the weather is grotty.

I'm an old lady with brittle bones, and to be brutally honest i don't enjoy riding him. After covid was over i was beset with injuries and travel with work, that I never managed to get him started properly again - it was so stakkato; one week riding then 2wks off, 3days on, 3wks off to a point it was no days riding and all days off! As time went by I lost trust in him to ride him in safety. He's simply too much horse for my tiny frame and in so many ways. So since covid he's been a pasture pet keeping my old rescue Lusitano company. I occasionally do some baby loosejumping and grids in the menage and he loves that. He'll happily motor around and ping over fences all by himself then come over for scratchies.

I am finding two horses an increasing burden as i grow older and if i am honest i feel utterly terrible that i have such a gifted but flawed horse sat in a field bored out of his brains. He always wants fuss and interaction and im just not the right fit for him. He's super intelligent and young-enough still to go and do something else than be lumbered with me in such an unfulfilled way. So if you think you are the right person to take him on, please message me. I have put a price of £10k in the advert, but i accept he is extremely hard to value now.

• Trakehner
• Bay
• Mare
• 8 years
• 16.2 hands

• Three excellent balanced paces
• Really good jumper
• This talented mare is bound to go far in the right hands!

Godington Ursula is a half sister to approved stallion Godington Utah. Her competition credentials are beyond reproach being by 4* eventer and Gr PrPix dressage Anglo Arab Icare d'Olympe.

She was awarded a premium at her grading and was champion mare that day. She has been disadvantaged by being out of work through no fault of her own as we were so short staffed that some of our youngsters had to be returned to the paddocks for a while until we had enough riders plus the double whammy of COVID.

She has now returned to work with a vengeance and is ready for her competition career with a new dancing partner.

Bred to event but she will also do well at pure dressage as her paces are excellent. Her rider Ruth says she is great fun, a joy to ride and very willing.

Travels well, good with farrier and vet, good on the road. She has already this year been out to dressage, SJ and arena/full eventing competitions - all unaff. Placed every time. Recently placed 2nd and 4th at 80cm ODE (unaff)

If you are interested please call - no texts please.

• Warmblood
• Bay
• Gelding
• 13 years
• 16.3 hands

• Amateurs Dream Horse, handsome, talented , kind and very safe
• Snaffle mouth balanced paces and sorts out his stride jumping, never stops
• Competed all disciplines successfully. Loves hunting, fun rides and cross country

Yan has been in the same home since an unbroken 4 yr old and his amateur owner backed him and has had a fantastic time competing show jumping/eventing/ team chase/hunting/fun rides over the last 9 years.

He has a super easy temperament and can turn his hoof to anything. Happily jumps upto 1m 10 and sorts out his own stride. Loves his cross country, team chasing and hunting, he is snaffle mouth and sensible but keen. Excellent to hack alone and in company and totally safe in all ways. Good to box, shoe, clip, catch etc happily lives out and a good doer.

Rare opportunity to own a horse who will teach so much to any rider plus bring them so much fun. He does not need riding any day and will come out the same after a few days off.. Only available as owner/rider has unfortunately had an accident on another horse.

Looking for a fun home that will give him a varied life. Loves to hunt and fun rides. Total gentleman in all ways. No vices or medical issues.5 star home essential for this special boy

Excellent trial facilities Newent GL18 1LR tel 07803 296426.

• ID x TB
• Grey
• Mare
• 3 years
• 16 hands

• Athletic, sporty type
• Eye catching colour
• Very kind nature

Unbacked 16hh 3 year old part registered draught x TB with Manor Welcome / Huntingfield Rebel lines.

Athletic, sporty type with lovely confirmation and good clean legs and wind. Ready to start her education. With a real engaging hind end she will make a lovely eventer / dressage / show horse etc.

Very sweet nature with lots to like, she is a sweet horse that doesn’t have a bad bone in her, good for farrier, to groom and lead. I believe she will make someone a lovely horse with the ability to do any discipline.

• PRE
• Dapple grey
• Gelding
• 5 years
• 16 hands

• Talent for piaffe and passage
• Knows his changes!
• 3 beautiful paces

Romero ZM

16h 5 year old dapple grey PRE gelding

Romero has a lovely inquisitive nature and wants to be everyone’s friend! He is a joy to have on the yard.

Romero works beautifully in the school with three correct, attractive paces. He is training towards medium level at home and has competed at both unaffiliated and British Dressage shows, gaining very promising scores up to +73%

He knows lateral work, already shows talent for piaffe, passage and knows his changes.

Romero also jumps for a bit of fun at home which he loves!

Very easy to clip, travel and is very good when he’s out at shows. Good for farrier.

His ideal home would be a competitive rider looking for a quality horse to train up the levels in BD/MCI classes. He has all the talent for the highest levels but is also happy to play at the lower levels.

Open to vet and has clean X-rays

Located in Salisbury Wiltshire.