6yo highland pony gelding
- Lightly but successfully shown
- Winner of the 4,5,6yo RHS 2025
- By Glenwestcastle Loch Rannoch
£12,500
- Highland
- Dun
- Gelding
- 6 years
- 14 hands
- Lightly but successfully shown
- Winner of the 4,5,6yo RHS 2025
- By Glenwestcastle Loch Rannoch
140cm approx (he’s as wide as is tall so takes up the leg!) 6yo highland pony gelding - By Glenwestcastle Loch Rannoch
Lightly but successfully shown
- 1st and Champion NPS Kilmannan novice final and Reserve Silver medal supreme champion
- Scone Palace International Horse Trials
- Winner of the 4,5,6yo RHS 2025
- 1st and champion picton NPS Scotland
- 1st and Champion SWPCS
- 1st and Champion Puddledub Spring
He has had 3 stand In jockeys now in championships as I have been on my other pony, none of whom have ever ridden him before and he has gone sweetly for every one of them
Has done one dressage test gaining over 70% with good comments from top BD judge
He has 3 super paces and is lovely to sit on
Will pop a small jump
Erik is easy to do in all ways, and is only for sale due to owners ill health and I also don’t think he will enjoy the showing job year in year out which is what we want him to do, therefore we are looking for a varied lifestyle for this lovely pony
Inverness (20 mins from airport)
- Highland
- Dun
- Mare
- 11 years
- 14.1 hands
Balmoral Angel – 14.1hh 11 yr old Mouse Dun Highland Mare
- Impeccable breeding
- Bred by the late Queen Elizabeth
- All rounder
£12,000
inc VAT
- Highland
- Dun
- Mare
- 11 years
- 14.1 hands
- Impeccable breeding
- Bred by the late Queen Elizabeth
- All rounder
Angel is a very special mare with a wonderful history and immpecable breeding, she was bred by the late Queen Elizabeth and spent much of her life at Balmoral as a deer pony. She was shown successfully as a youngster and more recently has been enjoying life as a full time ridden pony.
Angel has been enjoying a new chapter, taking part in fun rides, hunt ambles, and doing some schooling. She is happiest when out exploring and really comes into her own hacking across countryside. Fun rides and days out are her forte, and she would make a fabulous leisure or hunt horse for someone looking for a safe, genuine companion to share adventures with.
Angel is a straightforward, kind mare with manners. She will not overtake the horse in front nor does she mind being overtaken. She has never bucked, reared, or napped, and is a real pleasure to handle on the ground. She thrives in a herd and enjoys the company of other horses so would not suit a home where she is expected to be turned out on her own. She will happily live in or out. She will happily hack alone with no issues but she appreciates a confident rider to give her that extra bit of reassurance.
While she schools nicely she is green and the arena isn’t where her heart lies. She will happily take part in clinics or group sessions, but can be a little stubborn when schooling solo. With time and consistency, there’s no doubt she could make her mark in the show ring, but right now her true joy is being out and about. She thrives in work but equally you can hop on after a few weeks off with no difference.
Angel is good to catch, shoe, load, vet ect. She is good in traffic and with farm machinery, dogs and other livestock.
Angel is a one of a kind mare with a unique history, looking for the right person to enjoy her, appreciate her, and give her the varied life she loves best.
Open to vetting, Comes with out saddle, home is very important.
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HIGHLAND PONY SOCIETY
Garbh Allt House, Maidenplain Place, Aberuthven, Perthshire PH3 1NP
Tel: 01764 664000
Secretary: Mrs S Robertson
Email: info@highlandponysociety.com Website: www.highlandponysociety.com
Breed Standard
Height - The height is 13hh to 14.2hh (132-148cms)
Colour & Markings - Various shades of dun - mouse, yellow, grey, cream and fox. Also grey, brown, black and occasional bay and livery chestnut with silver mane and tail. Most ponies carry the dorsal eel stripe and may have zebra markings on the forelegs. Apart from a small star, white markings (blazes, socks etc) are disliked and discouraged. Stallions with white markings (other than a small star) are not eligible for registration
Head - Well carried, broad between alert and kindly eyes. Short between eyes and muzzle. Muzzle not pinched with wide nostrils
Neck - Strong and not short. Good arched top-line. Throat clean and not fleshy
Shoulders - Well sloped with pronounced withers
Body - Compact. Back with slight natural curve. Deep chest with well sprung ribs
Quarters - Powerful, strong with well developed thigh and second thigh
Legs - Feet & Joints Flat hard bone. Forearm strong with broad knee, short cannons. Pasterns oblique and not too short. Well shaped hard, dark hooves. Forearm placed well under the weight of the body. Hocks clean and flat. Feather silky and not overly-heavy ending in a prominent tuft at the fetlock
Mane & Tail - Hair should be long, silky and flowing - not coarse. Tail set fairly high and carried gaily
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