Top Class Highland Stallion
- HOYS Potential
- Proven Stallion
£20,000
ONO
- Highland
- Grey
- Stallion
- 6 years
- 14 hands
- HOYS Potential
- Proven Stallion
Talisker Tourmaline - Top Class 6yr old Highland Stallion
Tommy has shown himself to be a top class ridden stallion with some super novice results and brilliant placings in HOYS qualifiers, narrowly missing his ticket at the Royal Norfolk.
This boy has the most superb temperament, a delight to show inhand. He is forward going with bone and substance, proving himself as an inhand pony with top results and could easily be a Price Family contender.
Tommy is a proven sire, will run with mares and has some quality stock on the ground.
Tommy is a very jolly pony with so much to give, he loves his job and does everything with his ears pricked. Hacks alone and in company, pops a jump.
This is a very hard decision and looking for the best of homes.
Open to vet
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- Highland
- Cream Dun
- Colt
- Under 1
Mowgli of Over Langshaw
- Top class colt
- By Galdur of Over Langshaw who was 3rd price in the Family Price inhand Supreme at HOYS this year.
SOLD!
Deposit taken
- Highland
- Cream Dun
- Colt
- Under 1
- Top class colt
- By Galdur of Over Langshaw who was 3rd price in the Family Price inhand Supreme at HOYS this year.
Mowgli has the potential to be a top class pony. Lovely straight active paces with plenty of bone. Expecting him to make 14.1hh, dark cream dun.
Can be seen in Scotland, Scottish Borders, near Melrose.
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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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