• ISH / WB
• Bay
• Gelding
• 6 years
• 15.2 hands

• Beautiful bay gentleman
• Non-ridden companion
• Easy to "do" in all ways

Based in a foster home - Huddersfield Area

Meet Noble, a friendly boy who is looking for his new home as a non-ridden companion. As an Irish Sports Horse, Noble is excellent at taking additional grass! Meaning he doesn't need restrictive management in any form. A great addition to other large horses of similar management.

Noble is a well-mannered gelding who enjoys attention and is a pleasure to have on the yard. He’s easy to catch, lead, and handle, and is good with the farrier and vet.

Noble is currently stabled at night and living out with another mare, as he gels best with a mare companion. He is a gentle giant who is good to catch and groom, making him the ideal companion for anyone that wants a horse to love, pamper and bond with.

Can you offer Noble a loving home?

Please adopt Noble

www.bluecross.org.uk/pet/noble-3173149

• Irish Draught
• 4 years
• 16 hands

• All types required
• Horses bought & sold
• Part exchange welcomed

Horses Wanted – Bought & Sold

We are always looking for quality horses to buy and sell.
Irish Draughts and cob types particularly required.

Part exchange welcomed
All types considered

Please note: any quirks, vices, or issues must be fully declared.
We are happy to consider a wide range of horses, but we are not a dumping ground.

Trade prices ONLY please.
Quick hassle free sale.

Be sure to check out Instagram @ sussexhorsehirelings

• Warmblood
• Bay
• Gelding
• 16 years
• 17 hands

• Non-ridden companion
• Gorgeous, gentle giant
• Super easy to handle

Based at Rolleston Centre

Meet Chinook, a gentle giant who is looking for his new home as a non-ridden companion. Chinook would suit a home where he can enjoy a chilled retirement with other geldings after a successful ridden career.

As a Hunter Type Chinook is excellent at taking additional grass! Meaning he doesn't need restrictive management in any form. A great addition to other large horses of similar management.

Chinook is super easy to handle, including grooming and picking his feet out. He has been extremely good for the vet and farrier including all his routine injections.

Can you offer Chinook a loving home?

www.bluecross.org.uk/pet/chinook-3177845

• Arab Part Bred
• Chestnut
• Gelding
• 16 years
• 15 hands

• Ideal companion to other geldings
• Happy living out 24/7
• Would thrive with a patient handler

- Based at our Burford centre -

Ginge is a handsome Arab X. This lovely boy has come a long way since his arrival and initial rescue background. Because of his stressful past, Gingerbread is seeking a quiet, consistent, and patient home where he can continue to settle and truly thrive as a cherished companion.

What Ginge needs most is a dedicated handler in a settled environment. While he is generally sweet, his background means he can still be unsure or overwhelmed in new or stressful circumstances. Day-to-day, he is making great strides in his handling; he has improved with leading and is learning to trust during grooming and feet picking, tasks which currently require extra time and patience. He is currently kept with one other docile gelding, soon to be introduced to a small gelding herd.

The ideal home for Ginge is a quiet, one-on-one setup with consistent gelding friends. If you are looking for a gentle, mature companion horse and have the patience and dedication to help him continue to gain confidence, Ginge promises to be a rewarding and loyal addition to your herd.

• TB x
• Fleabitten grey
• Gelding
• 18 years
• 16.3 hands

• Non-ridden companion
• Looking for a quiet retirement
• Easy to "do" in all ways

Based at Rolleston Centre

Meet King, a gentle giant who is looking for his new home as a non-ridden companion. King would suit a home where he can enjoy his retirement with other geldings.

He is a yard favourite with both the yard team and volunteers who come onto site. He is easy to catch, lead, groom and have his feet picked out and is generally a pleasure to have around.

As a Thoroughbred King is excellent at taking additional grass! Meaning he doesn't need restrictive management in any form. A great addition to other large horses of similar management.

Can you offer King a loving home?

Please adopt King

www.bluecross.org.uk/pet/king-3176745

• Thoroughbred
• Bay
• Mare
• 7 years
• 16.1 hands

• Ideal companion to other horses
• Good to handle once settled
• Lives out 24/7

- Based at our Burford centre -

Dream is a lovely 7-year-old Thoroughbred mare who came into our care in October 2025 as a transfer from an Irish horse charity. Dream is an ex-racer with a gentle heart, she is now looking for a calm, companion-only home where she can enjoy a peaceful, stress-free life.

Dream is a very sweet mare with a soft nature, but she does have some anxious tendencies. She will thrive best in a quiet environment with consistent, reassuring handling. She is good to catch and enjoys being groomed, happily bonding with those who spend time with her.

In new environments, Dream can be strong to lead, simply due to uncertainty. However, once she has settled and feels secure, she leads well and shows her true, steady temperament.

Dream is best suited to living out and currently lives happily in a herd of mares. With appropriate introductions, she could also be turned out with geldings.

• Cob
• Piebald
• Mare
• 11 years
• 14.1 hands

• Easy to handle
• Can live out 24/7 or part stable
• Lives with mares and geldings

- Based at our Burford centre -

Tweety Pie is a sweet-natured, affectionate little cob mare who is looking for a loving companion-only home. She adores attention, enjoys being around people, and is happiest when she can be part of someone’s daily routine.

She is easy to catch, lead, and groom, making her a pleasure to handle. She does need a bit of continued support with having her feet picked out—she can be a little fidgety, but is improving with consistent training.

As a companion, Tweety Pie is fantastic with both mares and geldings, settling nicely into a herd and keeping the peace. She can live out year-round or part stable, depending on your setup. Being a typical good-doer, she will need restricted grazing to help manage her weight.

Tweety Pie would love a home where she can enjoy in-hand walks with a friend, spending quality time exploring and bonding.

If you’re looking for a kind, cuddly companion horse who will brighten your yard, Tweety Pie may be your perfect match.

• Thoroughbred
• Bay
• Mare
• 3 years
• 15 hands

• Ideal companion to other youngsters
• Happy living out 24/7 or being part-stabled
• Kind and gentle nature

- Based at a foster yard in Hampshire -

Mae is a very sweet natured mare, recently returned to our care due to a change in circumstances, now ready to find her forever home as a non-ridden companion.

This lovely girl has had a tough start in life but remains kind, gentle, and eager for one-to-one affection and care. She thrives in a calm, loving environment and would be a wonderful addition to someone looking for a true companion.

As a standardbred breed, Mae is an excellent at taking additional grass! Meaning she doesn't need restrictive management in any form. A great addition to other large horses of similar management.

She is happy living out 24/7 or being part-stabled, and she settles well in the company of both mares and geldings. Mae enjoys the simple things; companionship, routine, and kindness.

If you can offer Mae a peaceful, caring home where she’ll be cherished for who she is, please get in touch. She deserves a second chance and a loving place to call home.

• Warmblood
• Black
• Gelding
• 16 years
• 15.2 hands

• Lives with geldings
• Good to handle
• Lives out or can part stable

- Based at our Burford centre -

Roe is a handsome, gentle hunter-type gelding who is searching for his loving forever companion home. He is wonderfully mannered and good to handle in every way—easy to catch, lead, groom and pick out feet, and he is also a star for both the vet and farrier.

He is currently living out 24/7 but is equally happy with a routine that includes some stabling. Roe is overweight at the moment and is following a diet plan to help him safely slim down, so he will need a home committed to restricted grazing and ongoing weight management. He would also really enjoy and benefit from in-hand walks to keep him active.

Roe currently lives contentedly with geldings and has been living next door to mares. With sensible introductions, he could also join a mixed herd if needed.

If you’re looking for a kind, steady and affectionate companion who will thrive with attention and a structured routine, Roe could be the perfect addition to your herd.