- Welsh Part Bred
- Bay
- Mare
- 6 years
- 14 hands
- Genuine allrounder, 2nd/ Competition pony, 100% snaffle mouthed
- Ability to excel in any discipline. Excellent to hack out alone/ in company, in-front or behind
- Frequently in the ribbons, qualified for various champs SJ, WH & Dressage
Hope has been an absolute treasure to bring along and is now ready for a talented teen or lightweight adult to have lots of fun with - a perfect mother/ teen share!
Her price includes a full wardrobe of considerable value (prof fitted Kent and Masters PC saddle alone cost aprox. £900)
She is suitable for a range of disciplines and would be perfect for RC/PC/ NSEA. She could probably also do BS if given appropriate time to develop (currently jumping double clears up to 85cm)
She has been given time to mature, was professionally backed and has been brought on slowly & correctly with a years professional schooling before we taught her to jump.
Been out to camps, clinics, pony club, NSEA etc. Placed or qualified practically every time. Gained lovely comments from the judges.
Now jumping 70- 85 confidently SJ and WH, schooling 90 at home. Massive scope to go higher but needs to be given time to step up or would be equally happy in a number of other disciplines.
Extremely well schooled & light in hand, responsive to the leg, developing lateral work (shoulder/haunches in, leg yeilds, turns on the forehand/haunches etc), always scoring in the ribbons. Qualified for Prelim PC Barrier Spring Festival 2024 on one of her first outings.
One of the easiest ponies to handle, she's equally happy alone or in company & even parting company when out. I can't think of anything we've tried she hasn't taken to.
As she is only 6years (rising 7) Hope still needs an experienced home who understand how to help a young pony develop their full potential. Bought as a short term project but kept much longer as my 14year old daughter has thoroughly enjoyed bringing her on and if she was a hand higher we'd be keeping her. She is keen jumping & takes her jockey forwards into the fences without being whizzy or too strong so simply requires a rider who is confident enough to learn how to balance her, check her speed and allow her to travel! If held she is still well behaved but will feel stronger and do a shorter bouncy canter. Loosen the rein out of site of a fence and she'll come straight down the paces.
Full history known since age of 2. Very important that I find the right home for this special little pony so pls call/ message if you think you might make a good match. (Due to time commitments and holidays we've only actually managed one viewing to date who loved her & came back for a second trial but decided she was just a little too keen jumping for them - see videos, shes keen but not whizzy)