• Welsh Section A
• Chestnut Roan
• Mare
• 10 years
• 12 hands

• Done PC, games, lead rein dressage, local showing, hacking
• Lead rein or first ridden for more confident child
• Sold from field

A pair of unregistered Section A mares (16yrs and 10yrs) offered for sale together. They are mother and daughter and have lived their whole lives together; we simply cannot bear to sell them apart, so they will only be sold as a pair.

The older mare is 16 years old. She has previously done Pony Club activities and local shows, enjoys popping small cross poles, and is happy hacking both on and off the lead rein. She is experienced, but like many Welsh ponies she does have a cheeky streak, so would be best suited to a more confident child when off the lead rein. Generally she is much more woah than go however.

The younger mare is 10 years old and very low mileage due to our lack of time. She was lightly backed by us and was quiet and straightforward, taking everything in her stride. She has not been pushed on but shows a great attitude.

Both ponies are currently out of work and living in the field due to lack of time, so they will need to be slowly and sympathetically brought back into work. For this reason, a knowledgeable and understanding home is essential. They are sold as seen from the field.

They are not world beaters, but are real characters with funny personalities and will be best friends for a new child.

This is a very sad sale and as such no time wasters or dealers please.
£2,500 for the pair.

Please contact via text message in the first instance, due to working hours.

• Welsh Section A
• Chestnut
• Colt
• Under 1

• Menai Travis
• By twice Royal Welsh winner, Cwmhir Snapshot
• Fabulous mover

Well matured chestnut colt by twice Royal Welsh winner, Cwmhir Snapshot.

Along with fantastic breeding Mango is a tremendous mover he will certainly turn heads in the show ring.

He is well handled with a friendly inquisitive temperament.

Picture 2 is of his Sire

• Welsh Section A
• Black
• Gelding
• 5 years
• 11.3 hands

• Has been produced by a now 10year old girl for the last 18 months
• Has done dressage, showjumping and Cross country
• Good out hacking and easy for any child to handle

Jack is a stunning young pony, black, 4 white socks. 5yo Gelding.

Jack has been completely produced by a now 10yo girl who has sadly outgrown him.

He has done Dressage and Showjumping competitions as well as Cross Country Schooling, polo cross and mounted games at pony club camp too.

He is totally a child’s pony to handle and do, never strong to lead etc.

Jack is still young and we feel it would be ideal if he could go to a home back on the leadrein where he can get come more confidence jumping from his leader whilst he matures further. He is fab for a child to ride off the leadrein and never strong, he just lacks abit of confidence jumping with a small child.

Jack has tonnes of scope and easily pops 70cm at home with his 10yo jockey.

We really feel this pony is going to come into his own over the next few years, we have just run out of time with him!

No vices, good to Hack, for farrier etc.

• 12hh Welsh section A gelding with experience
• M&M FR/ Cradle stakes pony school master
• Sane and sensible Confidence giving pony

Searching for a 12hh Welsh Section A FR / WHP gelding to be part of our little team.

A pony that is safe, genuine, mannerly, knows its job and a lovely personality for a keen 8 year old.

To live a varied life showing in m&m fr, tiny tots and introducing my daughter to cradle stakes and m&m workers, pony club rallys etc.

Must be Good enough to be competitive in london classes.

Nothing that needs hours of work, calmers, ear plugs etc and is happy to stand on box while the other pony is ridden.

No vices, biting, bucking, bolting, kicking, rearing, stopping, napping etc

Happy to wait for the right pony so if you’re thinking of selling in the future please get intouch

• Welsh Section A
• Grey
• Gelding
• 6 years
• 12 hands

• Friendly unflappable temperament
• Eye catching
• Good to do in all ways

We have owned Tom from an unbroken 4 year old, he has been easy to do from the day we loaded him up to come home. He is always a happy go lucky kind of pony and is the same whether he has been sat in the field for a month or ridden every day.

He has lightly competed in showing and showjumping and has attended pony club with both of my daughters who are 12 and 9. He hacks out on the road and fields, is good in traffic, on fun rides, and will stand on the box if needed without fuss.

I took him to the Royal Welsh as a four year old where he stood 12th in a strong gelding class, but we haven’t really shown him since due to our lack of interest. For someone he will be a pony of a lifetime. I would have loved to have competed him in M&M WHP, as he has a lovely jump in him but my oldest daughter has no interest in him and he is too much for my younger daughter to handle at this time. He is very strong and would require a competent older child or small adult to really get the best out of him. I can’t justify leaving him in the field for another couple of years for my younger daughter when he has so much to give for someone now. In the few outings he has been on he has progressed massively and would easily be out competing this year if the work is put in now.

I’m excited about his future and would love to find the right person for him.