• Cob
• Piebald
• Mare
• 3 years
• 14 hands

• Hacks in the heaviest of traffic
• Full little allrounder
• Top class show traditional

Guuci

She is a 14h traditonal mare rising 4 year old

Is easy to do in everyway, clip,trim,load, farrier,teeth and vet only looking for a new ?? due to changing discipline.?

Shes a really fun little horse.

Gucci is broken and proving to be bold and brave, is hacking out in a heaviest of traffic isnt spooky at all, shes got 3 well balanced paces in the school and pops a log and some jumps with fillers and isnt faised by anything, she woukd suit an allrounder home/ pony club/ mother daughter share she really couod turn her hoof to anything.

Gucci has shown successfully at the handful of shows shes done, would also make a top class ridden tradtional home is really important for this lovely mare have owned since a yearling all history known.

Dont be put off by her age as shes got a old head on young shoulders my 7 neice has learnt to canter on her. Turns out on her own or with other.

No time wasters pleasee

Call or message on 07306163489

Based cambridgeshire

• New Forest
• Dark bay
• Mare
• 17 years
• 13.2 hands

• Beautiful mare
• Mother daughter share

Poppy is the prettiest little mare with a kind nature and lovely manners, lives in or out, barefoot, good for farrier, good to load and travels well. Not fased by farm traffic, quads, dogs, sheep, cattle, etc.

We’ve done all sorts of pony club activities and hacking at home. She’s a good allrounder but would excel in showing and working hunter, has a good jump in her too.

With a hesitant, not so confident rider Poppy will mess about so not for a complete novice. Happy to discuss this.

Poppy has a Green passport and we’ve had her for 18months, she was in her previous home for 5 years, we would like to keep in touch with any new owners as would the previous owners.

Happy to chat and answer any questions, very honest sale, finding the right home is important.

Based in Northumberland but going to near Darlington for the christmas holidays where she will be available to view.

• Cob
• Coloured
• Gelding
• 11 years
• 13.2 hands

• Hacks alone & in company in the heaviest of traffic
• Never strong or silly in fact can be ridden by voice command
• Not spooky or silly easy to do in all ways

The most beautiful little cob gelding who doesn’t cause a minutes bother. Turns out with mare or geldings happy in a herd, happy to live in or out good to box shoe catch etc etc

Very rare a little diamond like this pony are available.

He is never sick or sorry and would make the ideal family pony

• Cob
• Appaloosa
• Mare
• 6 years
• 14.2 hands

• Wonderful old fashioned type of an Irish bred cob
• Ride and drive

I bought her to use as a therapy pony and give lessons on and she’s been absolutely ideal. 

She’s a really kind genuine little mare who loves to please. Absolutely safe and honest responsive to the leg and voice but steady. 

She happily hacks all over the mountain in huge open spaces without a bother in the world. Goes first, goes last she is just a sweetie. Happily Pops a log out and about. Three nice paces and cheerful in the arena.

Turns out with mixed herd. She’s just the easiest girl to have around. 

Would make lovely mother daughter share. 

• Connemara Part Bred
• Piebald
• Gelding
• 17 years
• 13.1 hands

• Well used, kind and forgiving

13.1 hh 17 years gelding. Connie x cob. No breeding recorded

I bought Mr B unseen for my daughter who was having a confidence crisis as have sharp racing ponies and I needed a reliable pony that would help her out and give her a break for a bit! Anyway the owners assured me he’d be her best friend and that really did happen over the summer he restored her confidence and faith in ponies!

Mr B was owned by a family from the age of 4 where he was imported from Ireland, he was used by the whole family and then went to two loan homes. Mr B really has been there and done it all and got the t shirt!

He’s spent the summer being a family pony for us, hacking on busy roads, through the woods, weekly lessons/rallies/camp/Riding bare back and just having fun on! He’s happy to be dressed up and painted on!
He’s jumped around many showjumping courses no problem with fillers, competivly at 70 but would school bigger at home

Finished second at pontispool huntertrial in October.

Flys around 70cm at pontispool/water/steps/difches

Wears front shoes/good to load/clip head to toe/bath

He’s not very fast, you can teach kids to ride into a contact or he’ll happily go around with not much contact at all. Ridden in a wilkie bit. Had done lead rein work with novice riders

He lives of fresh air in or out
No sign of health issues/lami etc
Up to date with physio/vaccines and teeth
He’s what I’d call old and gold!
Both my kids ages 9/10 have enjoyed him as a family all around pony
My daughter jumped her first hedge on him - type of pony that is so genuine to a jump even when they don’t ride with leg!

Bridle/saddle/rugs included

We’d love to keep in touch as he really has become a special part of the family but my daughter is now back flying on the sharper racing ponies something Mr B is not!

Somerset based
Priced reasonable for quick sale
He’s not particularly fit at the moment but worked 3 times a week roughly and ridden by myself to lead the fine racing ponies off!
Good to hack on own too

The only time he’s got “giddy” and he bucked was when a large group went galloping right past the ride at camp and my daughter had no reins or stirrups!
When cantering in large groups we put him up front- he’s just not very fast but I think he’s mind sometimes thinks he’s a sports car in a tractor body!
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• Connemara Part Bred
• Dun
• Gelding
• 5 years
• 14.1 hands

• Safe, kind and steady
• Hacks alone and in company
• Pops a course of show jumps and loves cross country

Jimmy is an absolutely lovely 5 year old Connemara cross cob. We got him at the end of August from his breeder where he had been broken and ridden away - mostly herding sheep!

Jimmy schools nicely and has 3 good paces. He learns fast and is very trainable. He has been out and about to arena hires and jumped round show jumping and showcross courses. He is always willing and has never stopped at a jump. He will trot and pop or canter round if asked but he is a bit of a steady Eddie! He really loves cross country and has good jump on him. Hacking he will go front, back, middle or out on his own. Good with farm machinery and animals. Never seen him spook. We think he would be a great hunting pony.

In terms of personality we all find Jimmy hilarious. He is unphased by anything life throws at him and does everything in his own time. Definitely an old head on young shoulders. He wears a permanently nonchalant expression which totally sums him up. He really is a super character. He's easy to brush, bath, catch, tack up (snaffle bridle - no martingale needed), good for the farrier (barefoot), loads and travels well, stands on his own in the box if needed. He was clipped this week and he loved it. Lives in or out. Loves a cuddle. No vices. Never seen him buck, rear, bolt, nap, bite or kick and never been sick or sorry. The only negative is that he can be a little bit wary of fast movements towards him by people he doesn't know but this is much improved from when he arrived (by their own admittance he hadn't had a lot of attention at his breeders yard).

Jimmy is ready for his own people now and could appeal to a variety of homes. He could lead rein for younger siblings, be hacked by Mum during the week and go to pony club or hunt with an older child at the weekend. He is the perfect family friend. Equally he could work in a riding school or be a first pony for an older child. Knowledgeable homes only though as he is young and still learning and we want him to continue to progress - he has so much potential. Priced to sell at Christmas otherwise we will keep him to produce further. No offers - he's worth every penny.

Sold with his bridle and rug

• New Forest
• Bay
• Mare
• 8 years
• 14 hands

• Shows, hunts and hacks
• Loves cross country, pony club and showjumping
• Lovely, easy flatwork

Pedigree New Forest mare Willow (Jetset Whispering Willow) is by HOYS winner Knavesash Knight and you can certainly tell! Beautifully put together and super cute she started her working life in the show ring doing well in junior ridden classes, before having 2 years off to have a foal (retained by previous owner). We bought Willow in February for my Daughter to bring back into work and produce as a project over Spring/Summer. We've held on to her far too long as we just fell in love.

Willow soon remembered her flat schooling from the show ring and took to show jumping and cross country with no hesitation. Willow has a great jump on her. She has been to lots of unaffiliated show jumping competitions and has never come home without a rosette. She's quite fast and can do her turns. Equally she is quite happy to trot and pop. She jumps fillers and rustic fences and is calm in the warm up. Willow has schooled round our own cross country course and has been out to Boroughbridge Livery cross country locally and to Thornton Lodge where she jumped everything first time. Willow has competed in the Express Eventing at Nothallerton Equestrian Centre where she jumped double clear around the 65cm (jumping some of the bigger jumps along the way) including steps and going through the water.

My nervous youngest daughter has taken Willow to Pony Club over Summer including rallies in open fields and indoor dressage - she behaved impeccably at both even the 'riding with your hands on your head' bit. References available.

Last weekend we took Willow hunting with the bloodhounds. It was as if she'd done it every week of her life. She stood quietly at the meet, was extremely mannerly at all times and was quite happy to stay in a steady canter in the field and take her turn jumping. She returned home calmly and recovered well.

Willow hacks out alone and in company, is very good in traffic and around heavy machinery and farm animals (we live on a busy working farm). She's one of those ponies that is quite independent - happy to turn out or come in on her own or go off alone for an adventure in the horse box.

Willow is easy to do including grooming, catching (comes to call), loading, travelling and clipping. When she arrived Willow was nervous about having her feet picked up. We have worked on this and she is much improved. We used a lickit for the farrier at first and now she's not even bothered. She is barefoot and only need a trim every 8 weeks. Willow has a small mark on her face (barely visible) - this was from an infected fly bite at the end of the Summer which has now healed. This has been vet checked. She is up to date with vaccinations.

Willow has no vices, has never reared or bolted and is always in a simple snaffle (we've never really got her out of a steady canter even when we've tried to go galloping in the park) and has only done a kick out/little buck on the rare occasion she's had a tickle with the schooling whip.

Willow has been a joy to own from day one. If she was a couple of inches taller I would have kept her for my youngest Daughter as she gets on so much better with her than her own pony. Typical. Willow takes on everything in life with enthusiasm and is very nosey and curious around new things, places and people. She's very affectionate and loves a cuddle but has also got that little bit of sass and attitude that makes her so appealing - she has provided us with many months of entertainment - she particularly likes bossing the big showjumpers in the field and will take no nonsense from anyone.

Willow is the ideal second pony for a child and the perfect family friend for a small adult too. The video shows a snapshot of everything mentioned above. This really is a very sad sale of a genuine and lovely pony.

Bridle, rug and headcollar included.