• Cob
• Bay
• Mare
• 6 years
• 15.1hh / 155cm

• Enjoys her Flatwork but still learning 
• Heaps of bone and quality
• Previously shown & done workers classes in Ireland

15.1 
6yo solid mare 
Heaps of bone and quality 
Previously shown & done workers classes in Ireland

Been to the beach & had done clinics 
3 medium paces 
She is responsive to ride 
Loves her hacking good in traffic, Alone and in company

Brilliant in open spaces 
Enjoys her Flatwork but still learning 
Ridden by a variety of riders 
Hasn’t done much jumping but keen to learn

A lovely quality type who turns heads 
Fun mare who loves to please 
Open to vet X rays

Laughton East Sussex 
Amber 07740304243

• Cob
• Blue and white
• Gelding
• 5 years
• 15.2hh / 158cm

• super all rounder
• Playful character
• Wants to please

Elvis is a super easy type, he always wants to please and is a pleasure to have on the yard.

Snaffle mouth, never strong or silly. On old head on round shoulders.

Elvis had been round a set of show jumps, been xc schooling and been hunting.

He hacks alone or in company, lovely horse to have on the yard, easy to do in all ways.

• Clydesdale
• Black
• Mare
• 6 years
• 16.3hh / 171cm

• Safe, Loving, Kind, Allrounder
• Weight Carrier, More Whoa Than Go
• Beginner, Nervous, RDA, Confident Giver

Astrid

Stunning Clydesdale Cross Irish Cob
16.3hh mare
6yrs

If you’re looking for a horse with impeccable manners both on the ground and under saddle, something super safe, calm and unfazed by absolutely everything, exceptionally low maintenance and gentle enough to be handled by a child, a horse with far more “whoa” than “go”—dare I say it… a bit of a plod—then Astrid is your girl.

This 6 year old girl is wise and judicious way beyond her years, she is sensible, straightforward and safe. She is the most loveable gentle giant you could ever wish to meet.

She is currently working in my riding school where she is ridden by all levels of riders, from complete beginners on the lead rein through to advanced. She definitely has more whoa than go, so if you lose your stirrups or balance, she will quietly come back to walk without even being asked. She is incredibly forgiving and always looks after her rider.

Astrid has a fantastic attitude to learning and always tries her best. She is a lovely all-round horse, she is a kind, honest uncomplicated mare.

She responds nicely to the leg throughout all three paces and is happy to pop over poles, logs and small fences. For a more novice rider, she will happily plod around on a long rein, taking everything in her stride regardless of the terrain.

She most definitely doesn’t fizz up, spook, shy, rush, pull or behave silly. Astrid has the same chilled-out temperament wherever she goes—absolutely nothing phases her.

She would suit a nervous or novice rider, a mature person wanting to enjoy their riding, or someone who simply wants to take life in the slow lane.

She can be ridden every now and again or worked daily and remains exactly the same sensible, laid-back horse.

Astrid hacks out in the heaviest of traffic without batting an eyelid. She has seen all types of vehicles including articulated lorries, double-decker buses, motorbikes, tractors, trailers and large agricultural machinery.

She has impeccable manners across open fields and will canter or gallop quietly on grass verges beside busy roads. In company she is happy to lead, follow or ride at the back, never rushing, pulling or trying to overtake. If anything, she sometimes needs reminding to keep up.

She also hacks confidently alone through open countryside and the busiest of traffic, proving herself to be a sturdy, sure-footed and considerate mare.

She is excellent to catch, load, travel, bath, clip, groom, shoe, for the dentist and the vet. She is currently barefoot but was previously shod in Ireland and has impeccable manners for the farrier.

She absolutely loves attention and will happily stand all day without a headcollar while being groomed, bathed, cuddled and fussed over. She will also stand in her stable with the door open, happily eating her hay without attempting to leave unless asked. She is regularly caught, led and handled by the smallest of children and is quite happy being gently led around the yard. She stands perfectly at the mounting block until mounted, regardless of how long it takes.

She has a lovely snaffle mouth with absolutely no gadgets required.

She is stabled during the day and turned out at night in a mixed herd. She is equally happy living in or out full time, keeps herself to herself and never causes any trouble despite sharing with around 25 other horses. She isn’t clingy and is perfectly happy on her own if required.

Astrid will give confidence to any rider or handler and would happily enjoy riding club activities, fun rides and beach rides. She can have weeks or even months off and be tacked up and ridden exactly the same. She is exceptionally low maintenance, maintains her weight all year round on grass, hay and haylage during winter, and has never suffered with laminitis, sweet itch or sarcoids.

During the entire time I have owned her she has never been lame, sick or sorry. My vet can verify this, and she has just passed the riding school’s annual inspections with flying colours, equivalent to a Stage 2 vetting.

We are looking for a genuine five-star private home where someone can enjoy owning a truly safe, kind and sensible horse with so much to offer.

Only for sale, as we rotate our riding school horses every 12-24 months, to give these wonderful horses the opportunity to enjoy a one-to-one private home again. Sold on behalf of a working livery.

Other horses and ponies available for viewing.

If you are genuinely interested, please CALL me / WHATSAPP.

Stockport, Cheshire, SK2

• Irish Sports Horse
• Black
• Gelding
• 4 years
• 17.1hh / 176cm

• Smoky Black / Dark Dun.
• Picture with me is for scale... I'm 5'8 and the bay next to him is my 16.1hh TB Team Chaser...
• Heavyweight Hunter

Smokey Black, serious heavyweight gelding. 17/17.1hh now, but has not got a high wither and feels about 18hh when you're close to him.

This is one serious powerhouse of a Viking warrior's war horse! Looks like Thor should be riding him into Valhalla.

Floats like a butterfly with movement that makes you think he couldn’t possibly have the 10’’ of clean bone that he has. We jumped him for the first time today, and he pops 1.30 without having to make the slightest effort.

He is bold, brave, athletic, smooth-moving, handsome, and totally clean-limbed.

Raven’s father is the famous C1 Irish Draught stallion Corrindon Dancer, who won the Royal Dublin Show. I bred his mother, and she is ISH (Ballinvella) x Czech WB (Falko). Dam is the maternal half-sister to the dam of the multiple winning HW buckskin stallion Hallslake Nimrod (look him up), whom I also bred. The Ballinvella TB in the back breeding has given Raven athleticism and refinement, which, in such a huge and heavy horse, is just mind-blowing when you see him move. Genetically, I believe Raven is technically a Smoky Black as his mother is buckskin, so he has some 'dun' markings on his flank, but otherwise, when not sun bleached, he's very black.

Currently 4 years old and a raw blank canvas, having been with us from a foal. We haven’t ever even put a bridle on this boy yet. We have given him plenty of time to fill up his big frame, and mature. He has had his hooves looked after, been regularly wormed, and come in the barn for winters and lived out all summer in a herd. He is not clingy, is happy to be caught and moved away from friends, and stabled or transported without insecurity. He loads well in a trailer or lorry as he has been moved to different grazing between seasons. He can be rugged or left naked. He has no ailments or allergies and is vice-free, totally clean-limbed and straight-moving. He is kind, clever, and easy-going, naturally bold, and will be easy to break in.

What is his job going to be, and where would you find another one??

War Horse? Hunter? Show Horse? Dressage? Large person eventer? Battle reenactment horse? Jousting? Police horse? He genuinely could be absolutely anything.

We usually start our own horses undersaddle, but sometimes we find that buyers are looking to start from the begining themselves, so we are offering Raven raw initially, but we are also happy to get him backed for his purchasers if it is desired. If he is not sold during July, we will get him going, with a view to doing an hour or two of trail hunting over our fabulous, rugged terrain of Exmoor by Autumn. I honestly think he will be an absolute pleasure to get going and will be one hugely impressive horse under saddle.

Anyone looking for a horse that looks like a battering ram but moves like a show pony…. Give me a shout!

We are based near Lynton/Lynmouth on Exmoor, Devon/Somerset borders, and can help with delivery.

• Irish Draught
• Grey
• Gelding
• 5 years
• 16.2hh / 168cm

• Eye catching compact draught
• Well hunted last season by experienced and novice riders
• Full history known

Kind and easy to handle

Brilliant hack in traffic and open spaces

Hunted well last season both bloodhounds and trail hunting. Regularly XC schooled this summer

Nice amateurs ride

Lives to please

Conformation good enough to show.

Fantastic feet, great to shoe and clip.

Easy to catch. Loads and travels well

Good with hounds

Rides and leads.

Done sponsored rides, grid work clinics, XC schooling and clear round.

Up to weight but used to smaller riders too.

Sound and vice free

Brilliant in every way

• Cob
• Coloured
• Gelding
• 5 years
• 15.1hh / 155cm

• Traditional Gypsy Cob (TGCA) red passport
• Eye catching. Turns heads wherever he goes.
• Qualified TOYS with potential for a lot more

Acresdale Courvoisier

Traditional Gypsy Cob (TGCA) gelding, 5yrs, 15.2hh red passport

Eye catching. Turns heads wherever he goes.

Incredible potential with a lovely personality

By San Cler Pearl Ambition out of Acresdale Hairy Mary, who is by the lovely sort after stallion SHAMBO in the showing world .

Since being with us Rodney has QUALIFIED FOR TOYS turned heads showing , winning or being placed in every class entered ( inhand and ridden coloureds and cobs) .

We have been told by a professional show breeder and producer to show him County level as he has the potential to qualify HOYS / Royal International etc, but it's not really our thing .

He has been to Pony Camp and was a star, jumped everything in site ( polework , dressage lesson, jumping and XC lessons) .

He does a lot of hacking with us, through fords, common land and in traffic. He goes in front or behind and everyone who rides him falls in love. Still green / wobbly schooling but has three basic paces and improving every ride, videos on request .

Rodney was purchased on a wim last Autumn as current pony was lame but sadly he is going to be too big for the jockey he was meant for so we have come to the sad reality that he needs his forever person. He has done absolutely nothing wrong. Honest sort that is very hard to find.

Very sweet boy who is going to be someones best friend for life . No vices, up to date worming, teeth, vaccinations etc . A star in the making . Essex. 07792 663715

• Irish Sports Horse
• Dapple grey
• Mare
• 8 years
• 15.2hh / 158cm

• Good to hack in company and alone
• Maggie has done lessons, clinics and rallies including poles and grids
• Maggie is honest and genuine in all respects

Approx 15.2 hh 8 yr old ISH mare.

Good to hack in company and alone

Good in traffic and in open spaces. Not strong or silly.

Maggie has done lessons, clinics and rallies including poles and grids. She has seen hounds. She is relatively low mileage and as such pretty much a blank canvas. She has the potential to make a super RC or PC all rounder / mother daughter share.

Maggie is honest and genuine in all respects. She is excellent to clip and load.

Up to date with vaccinations and worming.

Open to vet

• Irish Draught
• Chestnut
• Gelding
• 3 years
• 16.2hh / 168cm

• Fantastic natured / true to type
• Good conformation
• Unspoiled

Introducing Sunny

A beautiful registered Irish Draught Gelding.

A real quality old fashioned stamp.

Standing 16.2hh

9” bone

Unbroken but quiet to handle and work with.

No stable vices.

Sound of limb and wind.

More photos and videos available

Based in Ireland, but can assist with transport.

• Irish
• Chestnut
• Gelding
• 6 years
• 15.1hh / 155cm

• True Allrounder in the making
• Proven Hunter / X country machine!
• Beautiful Soul who wants to please and is willing t to learn

This beautiful young gelding was bred and started in Ireland where he was mainly hacked out alone and hunted throughout the previous season. He proved to be polite with the dogs and other horses, standing at the meet. Bold and brave jumping all that he was faced with.

He was imported at the start of March '25 and given time to settle in whilst continuing with basic lunging and groundwork before spending 3 months with a professional trainer being restarted in the saddle, ensuring the basics were established in the arena, hacking out at the weekends He went on to start some lateral work and saw his first coloured fences. He began to accept both leg and the hand coming into a nice outline. He now needs to learn to stretch down working over his back more consistently seeking the contact and trusting the riders hand.

He received a glowing report and hadn't put a hoof wrong.

He is keen to please and proves very trainable can become a little anxious when unsure what is being asked of him looking to the rider for support For this reason he is not currently a Novice ride.

At this point it was believed he was unsuitable for his older disabled owner (me!) to ride. I decided to keep him and found a young rider to help bring him on with the hope he would mature and become more suitable. Sadly my health has deteriorated further and so I've concluded it's time to sell.

In the stable he is sweet and easy. He is still a young horse and is a little anxious if a stranger rushes him trying to throw a rug on without introducing themselves and saying "hello" first. Introductions over and he's an angel to handle, groom, tack up, muck out etc with or without being tied up in the stable. He will tie up outside and wait patiently with a hay net!

He is super to clip, including his head, jaw ears and under belly he will fall asleep with his headcollar over one ear, untied in the middle of a busy yard!

He is good to shoe, load and travel in a box or trailer. Good to lead, easy to catch. Enjoys attention and has always been gentle with small children and animals. He stands quietly to be hosed off all over, again untied if needed.

He is happy to have a rider legged up. At the mounting block he was initially anxious but this was worked on with gentle desensitization. Now he is more confident. With the rider in the saddle he will sometimes walk forwards. He never rushes off but this is a work in progress he will be gently reminded of his manners to wait until asked to move off. He doesn't bolt rear or buck.

Although he is not currently for a Novice rider as he is a very forward, reactive to the leg and sensitive in the hand. A confident novice rider who enjoys a forward sensitive soul would likely be ok fine. He requires further training and maturity to become the true alrounder he is already showing the potential to be. I do allow my very novice 9 year old granddaughter to ride him supervised in a small arena in walk and trot and he looks after her beautifully.

Over the past eleven months he has attended and enjoyed many pole work clinics, flat work lessons, general schooling sessions and some hacking on and off site. He is great with large vehicles and farm tractors, trailers, working machinery, lorries horse boxes etc. Also all road traffic he has met.

More recently he has started to attended jumping clinics showing a beautiful natural bascule over a fence (generally 70-80 courses showing scope for much more) Recently clearing 1.05/1.10 during a fun event. He has also participated in X country training really finding his feet, covering the ground well and thoroughly enjoying the experience.

He has started some unaffiliated competition and has been successful at dressage, show jumping and showing.

He truly has the makings of a great alrounder turning his hoof to anything with a smile on his face!

He does sound rather perfect doesn't he?

Which reading this ad makes me wonder why I'm selling him?

As I've said my health is deteriorating and is not likely to improve. He came into my life following the devastating loss of my previous horse and helped me through and I've thoroughly enjoyed his company. But he deserves to find a longer term home where he can be given further training and opportunity to thrive and reach his true potential.

Please get in touch if you have any questions or would like to come and meet this wonderful boy. He is kept in livery on a large equestrian centre with excellent facilities.

Price negotiable to the right home. With tack, rugs etc again negotiable within price.

• Cob
• Grey
• Gelding
• 10 years
• 15hh / 153cm

• Beginners, Nervous, RDA, Bombproof
• Loving, Kind, Gentle, Ultimate Allrounder
• Impeccable Manners, Super Easy In Everyway

Romeo – The Ultimate Confidence Giver

15hh 10-Year-Old Cob Gelding

Romeo is an exceptional 15hh, 10-year-old Cob gelding who offers the rare combination of safety, strength, experience and a heart of gold. He is kind, bold, dependable and a genuine weight carrier, making him suitable for a wide range of riders—from complete beginners, nervous adults and children, RDA riders, those with additional learning needs, right through to more experienced riders looking for a calm, reliable partner.

Romeo is beautifully put together and truly is a horse who has been there, done that. Calm, considerate and always willing to please, he is the definition of safe and steady. He has far more “whoa” than “go” for less experienced riders, yet for a capable rider he has another gear when asked. His adaptability allows him to happily carry a complete novice one day and then enjoy a more forward ride with an experienced rider the next.

The Ultimate All-Rounder

Romeo has spent the last 12 months working in a professional riding school, where he has excelled with every type of rider, from complete beginners to advanced riders, both under saddle and during stable management sessions.

He has extensive experience in private and group flatwork lessons and regularly takes part in our in-house showjumping and cross-country competitions. Romeo absolutely loves to jump and is confident over coloured and rustic fences, showing a careful, honest and bold technique. Prior to joining us, he competed successfully at low level in showjumping, cross-country, working hunter, one-day events and has also enjoyed hunting.

Hacking is one of Romeo’s greatest strengths. He will happily hack alone or in company and has been exposed to some of the heaviest traffic imaginable, including double-decker buses, articulated lorries, tractors and all types of farm machinery. Nothing fazes him. He remains calm and relaxed in every environment and never becomes strong or silly. He can gallop across open fields with loose horses running alongside him before immediately coming back to walk on a long rein or standing quietly while other horses continue galloping around him. He is genuinely one of the most sensible horses you could wish to ride and is never sharp, spooky or silly.

During his time at the riding school, Romeo has been nothing short of outstanding. He is incredibly forgiving when riders lose their balance, lose a stirrup or make a mistake into a fence. He always looks after his rider and never takes advantage. His substantial build, combined with his calm temperament, sure-footedness and kind nature, gives nervous riders enormous confidence. He will stand patiently at the mounting block for as long as required without moving a foot.

I can honestly say Romeo has no quirks, vices or unpleasant traits.

Although perfectly happy to amble along at a quiet pace, Romeo is responsive to the leg and offers three lovely, balanced paces. For a more experienced rider he will happily work into a soft outline while remaining relaxed and obedient. He has never bucked, reared, bolted, kicked or bitten. He is ridden in a simple snaffle at all times with no gadgets whatsoever.

Outstanding Manners

Romeo has impeccable manners both in and out of the stable. He will happily stand for hours to be groomed and fussed over, with or without a headcollar. He is polite, affectionate and incredibly easy to handle.

He is equally happy living in or out and settles well whether stabled individually or turned out in a mixed herd, he is currently in a mixed herd and solo field in between lessons.

Romeo has an excellent health history and has never suffered from laminitis, sweet itch, sarcoids or any significant lumps, bumps or soundness issues.

He is currently barefoot with strong, healthy feet but is equally happy to be shod if preferred. He is excellent to catch, clip, bath, load, travel, shoe, and is a pleasure for the farrier, vet and dentist.

He is incredibly low maintenance and requires no daily work. He can enjoy weeks or even months off before returning to work exactly the same horse. He maintains his condition well on a simple diet and is exceptionally easy to manage in every respect.

Romeo has also recently passed our annual Riding School Licence Inspection, the equivalent of a Stage 2 veterinary inspection.

A Horse You’ll Struggle to Replace

Romeo is a genuinely rare horse. Whether you’re looking for a confidence giver, a safe hacking companion, a family horse, an RDA-type horse, a riding club horse or simply an honest all-rounder to enjoy, he ticks every box.

He is a genuine schoolmaster who gives his rider confidence every time they sit in the saddle and will undoubtedly provide his next owner with many years of enjoyment.

This is a heartbreaking sale. As part of our regular riding school stock rotation, we give our horses the opportunity to move on to loving private homes every few years so they can enjoy one-to-one attention and a more varied lifestyle. Romeo has been an exceptional member of our team and now deserves a wonderful forever home. Sold on behalf of a working livery.

We have several horses and ponies available.

If you are genuinely interested, please call or message via WhatsApp. Text messages and emails may not receive an immediate response.

Stockport, SK2

• Irish Draught
• Dun
• Gelding
• 6 years
• 17.1hh / 176cm

• Easy to do in all ways
• A gorgeous example of the breed

Freddie is true to type, gorgeous Irish draught with full recorded breeding.



He is a total gentleman and has been on forest rides, hacks, XC schooling and arena hires, further proving his excellent temperament.



Freddie is good to shoe/clip/load and travel.



He was professionally backed and hasn’t been over produced, allowing him time to grow into himself. He is now ready to progress into whatever career you choose.



Freddie happily lives in or out, lives of fresh air and aims to please in everything he does. He is sure to make someone very happy.



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• Welsh Section D
• Bay
• Mare
• 5 years
• 15hh / 153cm

• Absolutely full of presence
• Backed and began riding away
• Active, quality paces

Bags of 'look at me' presence and personality.

Welsh parents and a Clydesdale Grandparent. Breeding sadly not recorded but traceable.

Kerys came to A.E Equestrian last year to be lightly backed and then turned away to mature. She didn't take many weeks to get hacking out well.

About weeks ago when Keyrs came back we had a very honest discussion with her owner that whilst Keyrs was progressing well with being restarted she is a very young, green active horse who will take a good year to really settle to ridden life as she would like her, therefore she part exchanged her for another horse, more suitable to her lifestyle and riding confidence.

We think she is fab, she has all the bravado of a Welsh, is a powerful, active and attractive model and is proving trainable.

We believe she will be a fabulous all-rounder in time and excel in all RC areas, maybe working hunter will be her bag!

She needs a competent, knowledgeable home who understand the breed, and can competently educate just backed horses.

She is hacking well and has had a walk, trot and canter in the arena. Last week she did a couple of rears but rode on through this, she is a young horse with a big heart and even bigger personality so needs arson to match this.

Genuine enquiries please. She will carry to her education and hopefully join a fun ride or two in Autumn.

Video available on A.E Equestrian facebook page.

• Welsh Part Bred
• Piebald
• Gelding
• 8 years
• 15hh / 153cm

• Fun forward going cob
• Enjoys jumping
• Seen a variety of venues

Louis is a super fun quality cob.

He has a very can do attitude to life and being ridden.

He has hunted once which he thoroughly enjoyed and looked the part at! He has been XC schooling, done a little unaff shows and a farm ride.

Louis came to us at A.E Equestrian early this year after his owner didn't feel quite suited to him, he had grown up in a big riding club environment and was considered a novice confidence giver but really he is more active than this. We then sold him to a family with a keen grand-daughter and family but he forgot his ground manners in this small environment and has come back!

All the above really detracts from the fantastic Welsh X cob he is. He hacks well, is great with traffic, pops small fences and might go and pop around local un-aff SJ next week time allowing. He just hasn't found the right people/ set up unfortunately. He really is a true RC/ PC all-rounder go getter! Would be fab for clinics, camps.

On the ground he is super with us. He banged the door on day one and is a bit of an attention seeker, especially if you over treat him, but otherwise he is hard to fault; clipping, shoeing, bathing etc all great. Lives in or out. Doesn't need riding daily etc. Hacks well alone, will ride and lead and regularly nannies young horses.

His flatwork could do with some supplying up but he is very willing and has not really had consistency of late.

Not wasted a present but too good to not be used! We will carry on over the supper and hopefully do a bit of eventing by the end of summer if not sold.

These types are so hard to find.

Too forward for a novice and has quite a Welsh way of going. Would really suit someone wanting to get out and ride and have fun.

Video on A.E Equestrian facebook page.

• Cob
• Grey
• Gelding
• 6 years
• 15.1hh / 155cm

• Easy to do in all ways
• Up to date with everything

6yr LW show cob

This little horse will be an amateurs dream horse, he's easy to do in and out of the stable currently unseen on the show circuit so would be a perfect fresh face for someone

Although low mileage he's an absolute saint, ridden by my 11yr sister no problem

Will ride in open spaces with no bother, hacks, pops a pole and schools nicely on the flat

Has been to some pole clinics/arena hires

Been to two shows winning his first show away from home and 3rd in a qualifier behaving like a little super star

Up to date with everything, including a negative strangles test

• For hacking and low level dressage
• Confidence Giving Type
• Home on Quiet Private Yard

I'm searching for a kind, genuine horse to become part of the family. Home awaits on a peaceful private yard where horses are treated like royalty!

Here's the Spec!

- 16–17hh depending on build

- Age 6 years + - the right temperament is most important

- Confident out hacking alone and in company, sensible in groups and solid with traffic

- Kind, genuine and level-headed rather - nothing sharp or spooky

- A horse who'd appreciate a quieter lifestyle rather than the hustle and bustle of a busy competition yard.

- Nothing that gets silly after a few days off

I am looking to do lots of hacking, some low level dressage (Novice level), pole work and the odd riding club clinic. Hopefully my new partner would enjoy yearly trips to the beach and a couple of fun rides with friends.

Please get in touch if you think you may have what I am looking for. I would be more than happy to keep in contact.