• Irish Sports Pony
• Grey
• Mare
• 7 years
• 148 cm

• £25K
• VITE MA CHERIE 443997
• 148 cms, JC, Dapple Grey, Mare

- [ ] Discovery British Nationals qualified 2025.
- [ ] Newcomers Second Rounds qualified 2025.
- [ ] Only 350 points so competitive

Based near Oxford.

We bought Biscuit as a five year old, although she can be slightly mareish she has been handled and competed by a 12 now 14 year old girl, successfully getting DC and rosettes up to 110 classes. Biscuit has progressed massively with all spheres of work since owning her and is a quick learner.

Well behaved to load, travels impeccably, great at shows and stay aways. Good to shoe, clip and vet checks.

Hacks out alone and in company not strong or silly. She has done cross country, pony club camps, and triple clear at PC SJ team 90cm championships 2024.

Biscuit is up to date with vaccination/dentist and has physio regularly

Ready and waiting for her next rider to bring out the best in her.

Genuine reason for sale is wanting a horse for mother daughter share.

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• Welsh Part Bred
• Bay
• Mare
• 11 years
• 14.2 hands

• Flare for dressage, bold and careful jump!
• Will turn her foot to anything!

• Irish Sports Pony
• Strawberry roan
• Gelding
• 13 years
• 14.2 hands (LHC)

• XC Clear Round Machine
• Careful showjumper - hates to hit a pole
• Gorgeous paces including extended & lateral work

I have put off selling this pony for a long time because honestly, I can't bear to part with him. But I can't let my inexperience and lack of time to ride him, hamper his ability any longer. So it's with a heavy heart, that I've finally made the decision sell him. (He's been for sale twice, and then I immediately took him off the market after being flooded with enquiries!)

So who is Peter the Great? Here is his story.

I bought Peter as 9 year old. He was an ex pony showjumper with points, who had begun a very successful career as an event pony with Trevor Smith's team, and had a huge amount of potential. When I bought him for my daughter, Trevor didn't want to sell him to me because he was not suitable for her. She was only 11 and just moving out of her first pony. Peter was an experienced and forward going FEI potential event pony and needed a strong, confident rider. I promised that I would find someone to ride him until she was ready for him and happily paid £30K for him, as this was a bargain price for a pony of his calibre.

He did a couple of very successful events with Janie Cairns before I decided to ride him a few times for exercise. I hadn't been on a horse in 20 years, and had ridden all my life, but not "trained" very much with horses. I had so much fun riding him, as he was such a cracking jumper and a bold cross country pony, I decided to event him myself. This was not a good idea for Peter's sake lol.

Peter is not a novice ride. He's sensitive to the rider, and needs someone with soft hands, but who is willing to take a pull on the cross country. But he listens with no pulling, in a pelham. Me, as a new rider, back in the saddle after 20 years, I was re-learning riding on this cracking pony. And to be frank, not doing it very well.

But I LOVED him, so I perservered.

We did a few internationals which were a disaster because I either fell off or over rode the showjumping out of inexperience (I need to give you the full picture of how bad I was). Although his dressage scores were always low 30s or high 20s in the adult 1* class and always clear XC, I was just not a confident show jumper. Poor Peter had to put up with me.

My daughter never did event him as she ran out of time (she has 3 other rides now!). But also, he was my pet pony, and I was determined to become a good enough rider to do him justice.

Finally, after 3 years solid training and eventing, I finally became a good enough rider to do Peter justice. Except then I did silly things like miss a fence on the XC when we were in the lead on a dressage score of 21, or go too slow the next time out, so we picked up time penalties and dropped from 2nd to 10th.

Or let's not mention Millstreet International this year, where I was so terrified in the showjumping, I fell off. Not my finest moment I can tell you.

So why sell Peter now?

Because he deserves to fulfill his potential with a confident pony rider, who wants to take him to the top. And I've recently launched another new company and have simply run out of time to ride.

Here's his spec sheet:

148cm - lifetime measurement

Absolute gentleman in the stable and to box, shoe and clip. ZERO vices. Everyone's favourite pony in the yard.
Perfect companion pony. He gets put out with every new horse in the yard and is BFF's with them in under 60 seconds.
Not hard to keep fit at all - only needs ridden a few times a week.
Bombproof on the road and in traffic. Nothing spooks him. Always takes the lead past scary objects on a hack.

LOVES jumping! Easily jumps round 100 & 110cm at internationals and at home. Hates hitting poles.

Dressage - INCREDIBLE. He could easily be a pure dressage pony. We have put an insane amount of work into him on the flat with Trevor Smith and Mark Robinson (both will vouch for him). He does beautiful lateral work, half pass, gorgeous extension in all gaits, flying changes and was built on the bridle. He has an insane amount of Dressage Ireland Points.

Cross Country - Well, you only have to watch him to see how much he loves this phase. As soon as he locks onto a fence, his mission is to jump it. But he will listen if you say wait. He's nimble, quick and straight as an arrow.

I paid £30,000 for Peter when he had less experience than he has now. But I'd be happy to take £25,000 for the right home.

Who is Peter NOT for?

Peter is NOT a novice pony ride. He's not a second pony, he's a 3rd pony. He would suit a strong, 13-16 year old competitive rider, wanting a European prospect pony or someone who is moving from second pony, out of pony club, and wants a confident, experienced third pony.

He would also suit a mother/child share if the mother was a confident rider. He's a fine boned pony, but is built more like a horse with a nice long back and strong legs.

He's 100% sound in every way and will easily pass a 5* vetting. Our horses are treated like kings from their monthly physio, the best shoeing in the country, dentistry, magnets to the dust free, Blue Frog bedding we use. No expense is spared taking care of our horses.

If you think Peter might be the pony for you, please let me know. He needs regular turn out to manage his naturally energetic disposition, and actually lives out very well all year round. We tend to only bring them in if the weather is atrocious. He's not a good doer and doesn't put on weight too easily.

He would make the best yard pet and competition pony for a horse mad teenager. And it's breaking my heart to sell him.

Thank you for coming to my TED Talk. If you think Peter is the right pony for you, let's talk.

Kim C

• Riding Pony
• Black Roan
• Filly
• 3 years
• 142 cm

• 3yr old filly Registered NPS British Riding Pony and registered welsh partbredred
• Fantastic Inhand Show record at county level, many Championships.
• Sire Brookvale Royal Appointment Dam Saltre Black Magic SOD Wharf Nimrod

Saltre Platinum Jubilee aka Frankie 3yr old 142cm filly , this filly is absolutely outstanding

She has a tremendous showing CV to date and will make a serious contender for the ridden ( only for sale as i dont have a rider )

Frankie has fabulous movement and conformation and the most wonderful temperament for the ridden showing/Dressage.

No vices, she just loves everyone not a bad bone in her body !! up to date with vaccinations, good with farrier , loads well absolutely 100% in every way.

Frankie will only go to the best home where someone can fulfil her potential , but at the same time a loving home where she will be pampered lol.

Frankie is available now or can hold with deposit until end of season.

Please contact for any more information or viewings.

• New Forest
• Bay
• Gelding
• 5 years
• 14 hands

• Blank Canvas
• Wonderful Safe Temperament
• 5 Years Old

Zoom has been with us since he was weaned, having been purchased directly from the New Forest. Since then, he has been allowed to mature slowly and naturally, grazing and growing up on our farm. Now ready for the next chapter, Zoom is looking for a home where he can continue his education and become someone's best friend.

He has been professionally backed and is proving to be a genuine all-rounder. Zoom confidently hacks out alone, in company, and in traffic. He’s started learning to jump and happily pops around a small course, though we’ve deliberately kept this part of his education light so that his new home can bring him on in whichever direction they choose.

Whether it’s Pony Club, show jumping, hunting, or showing, Zoom has the potential to excel in any discipline. But what truly sets him apart is his exceptional temperament, he is incredibly safe. While his schooling is guided by an adult, he can also be gently ridden by a child. He does not bolt, buck, rear, or kick. He loads without fuss, is good for the farrier and dentist, and is set to become a true confidence-giving pony.

Like many young ponies, he can be slightly nappy when hacking alone, simply due to greenness, but he is never malicious. He does need a rider with a bit of leg to keep him moving forward and, when jumping in open spaces, can become strong but he always remains safe and rideable.

Zoom is easy to keep: happy in a stable, content in a herd (he’s lived with both mares and geldings), and perfectly fine being left alone. He is an extremely good doer and thrives on very little, year-round.

A truly special pony, Zoom stands out for his calm and sensible nature at such a young age. With the right home to continue his journey, he will no doubt grow into a fantastic and confidence-giving partner.

By Bakeburn Benny out of Crabbswood Zuleta. He has tested clear for PSSM.