Top Quality Ridden Dartmoor
- Lovely stamp of a Dartmoor pony who is HOYS quality
- Moose would be suited to a competent young jockey
- Ideal second pony
£6,250
- Dartmoor
- Bay
- Gelding
- 9 years
- 11.2 hands
- Lovely stamp of a Dartmoor pony who is HOYS quality
- Moose would be suited to a competent young jockey
- Ideal second pony
Trefursdon Hawks Tor is a lovely stamp of a Dartmoor pony who is HOYS quality. Moose hacks, schools and jumps.
Moose would be suited to a competent young jockey who wishes to have a successful showing career. Moose would also make an amazing pony club pony due to his versatility.
Moose does not buck bolt or rear however he does require an established rider to get the best out of him.
He is well tempered and has no vices, loads and travels and will stand on the box all day and does not get buzzy in show atmospheres. Ideal second pony for a confident little jockey.
Moose jumps well with good scope showing real potential as a 122 working hunter pony. He is bold showing good scope recently having jumped round water trays, a bullfinch and lots of other spooky fillers. Moose is totally safe and not spooky.
Comes with saddle and bridle
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- Dartmoor
- Black
- Gelding
- 10 years
- 120 cm (AHC)
Cayberry Pieces of Eight
- Qualified Royal International Cradle Stakes 2026
- Qualified London International Cradle Stakes 2026
- Qualified HOYS Junior Workers 2025
- Dartmoor
- Black
- Gelding
- 10 years
- 120 cm (AHC)
- Qualified Royal International Cradle Stakes 2026
- Qualified London International Cradle Stakes 2026
- Qualified HOYS Junior Workers 2025
Heartbreaking sale of one of the best ponies we have ever had the pleasure of owning!
This pony does it all, from winning some of the strongest WHP classes with ease in the country, to keeping up with the pack in the hunt field, to swimming in the sea with his best friend, to safely teaching 3 year old jockeys their up downs, on and off the lead rein.
He would happily continue his worker career, in the Cradles and Juniors or step up for an older jockey in the opens. Equally he would be ideal to teach a younger or less experienced child to jump steadily. He is so safe and would easily step down for the tiny tots to grow onto and reach the bigger courses in time.
Likewise he is the most beautiful stamp of Dartmoor, your true black beauty, so has been very successful in the flat class with us as well, in the first ridden and junior small breeds.
He is not only multi talented, but extremely well put together too with good solid legs with masses of bone. He comes out with the highest show and conformation marks most times he enters the show ring. He is the rare whole package!!
Eric comes along with his Royal International Cradle Stakes ticket for July and London International Cradle Stakes ticket which he picked up first time, if he were to find his next little person before the show dates.
This is a very sad offering, only due to personal reasons beyond our control. We have hundreds of photos and videos of him, he has been my daughter’s best friend for the last three years and it will be very hard to part with him. He is just a joy to have around and the right home is so important, if this isn’t found we will find a way for him to stay.
Please get in touch for more information.
Substantial price to reflect his talent, quality and show record.
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The Dartmoor Pony - Breed Standard
Height - Not Exceeding 127 cm (12.2hh)
Colour - Bay, brown, black, grey, chestnut, roan. Piebalds and Skewbald are not allowed. Excessive white markings are disliked & should be discouraged
Head - Should be small, well set on and bloodlike, with the nostrils large and expanding and the eyes bright, mild, intelligent and prominent. The ears should be small, well formed, alert and neatly set. The throat and jaws should be fine and showing no signs of coarseness or throatiness
Neck - Strong but not too heavy and of medium length. Stallions have a moderate crest
Shoulders - Good shoulders are most important. They should be well laid back and sloping, but not too fine at the withers
Body - Of medium length and strong, well ribbed up and with a good depth of girth giving plenty of heart room
Loins & Hindquarters - Strong and well covered with muscle. The hind quarters should be of medium length and neither level nor steeply sloping. The tail is well set up
Hind Legs - The hocks should be well let down with plenty of length from hip to hock, clean cup and with plenty of bone below the joint. The should not be "sickle" or "cow-hocked"
Fore Legs - Should not be tied in, in any way, at the elbows. The fore-arm should be muscular and the knee fairly large and flat to the front. The cannon should be short from knee to fetlock with ample good, flat, flinty bone. The pasterns should be sloping but not too long. The feet should be sound, tough and well shaped
Movement - Low straight and free-flowing, yet without exaggeration
General - The mane and tail should be full and flowing. The Dartmoor is a very good looking riding pony, sturdily built yet with quality
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