• Welsh Section A
• Grey
• Gelding
• 11 years
• 11.2 hands

• Knows his job inside and out
• Beautiful
• Very Talented

Freddie has been with us for over 2 years and has given my twin girls the most fantastic start. He is a truly stunning lead rein pony and there isn’t a competition he hasn’t won.

We have done all PC comps, rallies, XC and camp. He is perfect whether leading over poles or 50cm. He knows his job inside out.

He is fantastic to hack off the lead in heavy farm traffic, will lead off another horse easily and has hunted proving sensible and mannerly.

Brilliant with farrier and to clip etc. My now 6 year old twins do everything with him and he loves attention.

Untapped potential in the show ring, this pony has exceptional looks, movement and jump - he would be a top class HOYS/RI WHP (m&m & plaited) in the right hands!

Very sadly for sale as my daughters are now ready to move on to the next phase.

Many references available. Still in contact with his previous owner whose little boy also had the best start with him.

• Welsh Section A
• Grey
• Gelding
• 5 years
• 11.1 hands

• Lovely Childs Pony
• Always in the ribbons

Heartbreaking sale of 11.1hh section a gelding rising 6, Spingbourne Challenger (Charlie). Lead rein/2nd pony.

Has taken my daughter from learning her rising trot on the lead to confidently hacking off the lead. Lovely kids pony.

Always in the ribbons, won numerous championships.

Has shown on LR, JOTLR, inhand, dressage & show jumping.

Would also make super fun pony for a slightly bigger child that wants to jump/workers.

Very sad sale as my daughter has progressed quicker than expected.

Only the best home for the best boy.

• Welsh Section A
• Grey
• Gelding
• 4 years
• 11.1 hands

• To make a super lead rein/first ridden or all rounder
• Winner in-hand at limited outings
• Dam won Hoys FR, Sire Qualified HOYS

11.1 grey 4 year olds gelding. To make a super lead rein/ first ridden or all round family pony.

He went away for a month to finish riding him away & he’s been a dream to do the whole time. He’s easy, straight forward and loves his work. He loves to hack, is taking to work in the school happily and has started to run on the lead rein and has taken to its brilliantly. He’s politely forward going and easy.

Tom was brought Tom direct from the breeder as a foal, and has grown into the most lovely person, he’s totally child proof and used to little people & the noise & toys that go with them .

Sad sale through no fault of his own following loss of my husband. Reasonable priced to sell - a good home is very important as we think a lot of him.

• Welsh Section B
• Palomino
• Mare
• 13 years
• 12.2 hands

• Safe
• Goes on and off lead rein
• Incredibly pretty

Absolutely heartbreaking sale of our much loved pony.

Mia has been my daughter’s first pony since she was 4. We’ve had her four years and it’s now sadly time for her to find her new little jockey.

Mia is happy working at the level the rider is at she’s more than happy pootling around on / off the lead rein or she will step it up for a more competent rider and is by no means a plod.

Mia is a 12.2h, 13yo palomino Welsh section b. She has a super temperament and is perfect to do in any way. She hacks out both alone and in company, front or back. Is up to date with wormer, farrier, dentist, physio and vaccines.

Mia started off as a lead rein pony for my daughter then has taken her off the lead rein. She has been shown successfully both in hand and under saddle, on and off the lead rein with too many wins to mention, regularly qualifies for stars. Popped a few jumps and we have just started doing dressage with her. Mia behaves impeccably when going to shows and is fine at stay away shows too, you can leave her on the wagon or trailer and she’ll just stand and eat.

Mia has a great character and is really lovely to have around. The kids do everything with her, she’ll let them crawl under her and climb over her, she’ll let you do anything. Mia is not at all mareish. She turns out with both mares and geldings as a herd or individually, you can bring her in first or last.

Mia has the start of mild arthritis in her hind fetlock which hasn’t caused us any issues and is easily managed with a joint supplement

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