• Cob
• Piebald
• Gelding
• 5 years
• 16 hands

• Very willing, quick to learn, kind horse.
• Very easy to do in all ways.
• Will do well in any discipline.

16hh | 2020 Irish Cob Gelding

Tom is looking for a new home through absolutely no fault of his own. He was bought in June (with a clean 5 stage vetting). Unfortunately nerves have got the best of current owner.

He’s a sweet, genuine boy who naturally takes his confidence from his rider. He needs someone who is carefree and happy to kick on, give him guidance.

Tom originally came over from Ireland and has been well handled. On the ground he is a joy — friendly, polite, loves attention, and will stand all day to be groomed or fussed. Good to load, catch and bath.

Under saddle, Tom shows all the promises to be a fantastic all rounder, whether you want a dressage or show partner or a horse to go have fun on and go hunting! He has correct flashy paces. He has lovely movement and is keen to learn.

He’s ridden in a snaffle and has a naturally willing attitude, he has it all there just now needs to go out and show off!

He hacks alone and in company, has seen all sorts of traffic, and is sensible in open spaces.

He hasn’t jumped since being purchased, but previously enjoyed it and was bold and honest when he went XC schooling before his sale.

Tom will make someone a really rewarding partner — he’s safe, sweet, and tries his best, but he’s young and needs a confident rider who can support him and help him continue developing.

Not suitable for complete novices owing to age.
Lots of videos available on request.

• Coloured
• Gelding
• 5 years
• 15.2 hands

• Riding nicely before being turned away
• Been out and about last summer
• Striking gelding with bone and substance

I have owned Rocky since he was a 5 month old scruffy colt completely unhandled and have spent years moulding him into the horse he is today. He will be 5 in 2026. He has never been rushed and we have taken it slowly and correctly with all aspects of his education. He was backed and riding away nicely last year. We mainly hacked - boxing him up and taking him to the woods or around our land (as well as road work) to expose him to a variety of environments. He went out alone and with others and wasn’t bothered either way. Good with all traffic we saw. He isn’t sharp or stupid - can be forward when out exploring but never naughty. I then turned him away coming into winter as he went a bit bum high again so gave him the winter off.

In the time I have owned him he has done numerous outings including a lot of in hand showing growing up and boxing him to different places and showing him the world. Hes quite a brave bold chap now because of this. He’s quite happy to stable or live out. He will come straight to you in the field. Good to load and travel etc.

I am offering him as he is from the field now before he’s brought back into work in the next month or so. I have been battling with this decision of the past 6 months but a relationship breakdown and having a young daughter has just led me to the decision to take a step back from horses altogether for a while, and although I could keep him in my field, it seems unfair knowing he would stand there wasted when he loves being busy.

He is a young big horse and he deserves a knowledgable home that will continue his education and start his schooling work etc.

The foundations are all there and I have poured my love into him for the past 4 years to ensure they are - so please only good long term homes for him.

If I bring him back into work and continue his education his price will increase. Horses like him don’t come up every day.

I have photos from the day he came off the lorry at 5 months old. I am better on WhatsApp as signal isn’t great where I live.

• Knabstrupper
• Spotted
• Gelding
• 2 years

• Polite, well trained youngster, super temperament about to be started under saddle.
• By Lifetime Premium Graded Knabstrupper Sire 'Houdini at Little Uncle' KNN 247

‘Denver’ born June 2023, 2.5 years, bay based leopard spot Knabstupper x Thoroughbred gelding. He is an absolute delight to own and has been part of our small herd for 18 months along with is half-sister and playmate, who is the same age (She is 3/4 Knabstrupper). Denver is really easy to do in all ways for a youngster, loves to be groomed, very engaging, affectionate and interested in everything. Very responsive to being handled and when asked to move his body. Very respectful of your space and safe to be around. Picks up his feet politely, happy to be rugged or not, lives in our out, happy to be left when the others leave and go for a ride. Playful when given any opportunity. Vaccinated, regularly wormed and hooves trimmed every 6 weeks. He is a gorgeous (very spotty) blank canvas who has had a really good start and preparation to become a confident, straight forward and stunning lifelong riding horse and partner. If you are looking for a lifetime partnership, come and meet him.

My background is UK BHS & Pony Club in my younger days, and since then I have trained with Buck Brannaman, David Stuart, Martin Black, Honza Blaha, Karen Rolf and Guy Robertson amongst others over the past 15+ years. If this is useful to give you an idea how Denver has been developed these past 18 months. In the herd he has been nannied/disciplined by two experienced, confident and gentle riding mares that I have owned for 18 years.

His sire is the lifetime premium graded Knabstrupper stallion, ‘Houdini at Little Uncle’ KNN 247 out of a Wetherby’s Thoroughbred racing and polo mare.

‘Houdini’ (167cm) is by the German Knabstrupper ‘Little Holiday’ whose sire was the advanced dressage stallion ‘Hamlet Frydenlund’. ‘Houdini’ was known for his paces (scoring all 9s at grading) and his really gentle temperament which ‘Denver’ has inherited. His damsire is ‘Baron aus der schutzentenhand’, the renowned classic Knabstrupper sire.

His dam ‘Rosita’ (158cm) ran four races for the Muscat Rose syndicate and then continued her career as a Polo pony until she was 12 then retiring to become a brood mare and Denver’s mum.

Denver displays an abundance of sport horse potential, if that is what you are looking for, with a really level headed attitude. Three beautiful paces, floats from a standstill to a canter and loves to show off his athleticism and speed playing out in the field.

He will excel in many disciplines, or equally be a fantastic family pleasure horse, but I believe he will be particularly suited to western/eventing/jumping/dressage. Plus, those beautiful spots make him look very flashy. He certainly has the ‘Wow’ factor and is a real head turner! Currently standing around 153cm and I think he has lots of growing and filling out still to do.

We will be very sad to see him go but we know that he belongs in the right forever home where he can continue to grow and be developed into a really special horse for someone. I would keep him in a heartbeat, but my back can't muck out four horses long term!

I will be beginning more focussed preparation and training towards starting him under saddle in the New Year.

He is currently located near Richmond in North Yorkshire. Current photos and videos of him are very thick with winter coat and mud but happily available on request!

• Cob
• Piebald
• Mare
• 4 years
• 15 hands

• Great friendly temperament
• Rising 4 years old
• Lovely forward movement

Rising 4 piebald mare

Traditional cob or could hog with time to mature

Lovely forward going movement

Well handled since birth but unspoilt and ready to start some education

• Riding school type
• Easy to handle on the ground

Looking for a novice / mother daughter share to join me and my OTTB ideally something ex riding school or would fit into riding school/RDA fairly bombproof would be perfect but not essential. To join a simple life on the farm! Must be good in open spaces and enjoy hacking 15.3+ or on chunky side more woah than go

• Cob
• Piebald
• Gelding
• 5 years
• 15.2 hands

• Everyone should have a Jeffrey in their life
• To make 15.2hh
• A rare find

Ryehill Touchstone - Jeffrey is rising 5 and will make 15.2hh. He is a good example of his type - a rare find these days as his height is much sought after.

He is blessed with lots of hair which makes up for the fact that he doesn’t have an awful lot of colour!

He has the most fabulous temperament, he does everything with a smile on his face. Just the kindest person. Always happy to see you and comes to the gate at a canter!

He has three balanced paces. He is a good straight mover with and is a real trier he wants to learn.

He would have potential in the showring and would do a nice dressage test. Truthfully he could go in any direction.

He is good to hack alone of with others. Good in all traffic met. Happy to go first or last.

He does have an engine so can be schooled or happy to go slow hacking with me!!

He is very good on the ground as I walk with a stick and is led of my mobility scooter. Good to shoe and clip.

He is a real sweetie and I am very fond of him but I can’t deal with soooo much hair so have reluctantly decided to sell him as I really want a trimmed cob.

He wants a home where he will be loved and adored

Registered with Leisure Horse Ireland and overstamped with TGCA

• KWPN
• Coloured
• Gelding
• 9 years
• 17.1 hands

• Kindest of temperament. Brilliant to handle in all ways, clip, shoe, dentist, travel, stable manner
• Correct movement, with flashy paces.
• Genuine allrounder, turns his hoof to anything

Very sad sale of my much loved boy Rory

Registered name - let’s go LS

17'1 9 year old coloured KWPN.

* clean X-rays taken this week *

I've owned Rory for three years, where he has brought back my confidence. Rory has attended many somerford camps, county shows, dressage shows, showjumping, showing and Eventing.

He has lovely paces and would excel in the dressage world with the correct training. He is learning changes and lateral work and shows a great attitude towards his work.

Rory will jump round a course of 80/90 showjumps, however he can have poles. He's honest and fun to jump.

Rory has XC schooled to 100 level, jumping ditches, water, steps, drops, skinnies with no problems. He is often used as the lead horse.

Rory is ridden in a snaffle to flat and a pelham to jump, he can be ridden in snaffle to jump, however I find him easier to balance with a pelham.

Rory is brilliant to travel and stay away, he is extremely relaxed and easy to deal with in all ways.

He is very well priced due to having a tieback in early 2023, this has left him with a noise when working hard.

Rory would be the perfect dressage, riding club or allrounder to have fun with. Rory will not event due to tieback.

Rory doesnt need ridden daily, will go first or last, will stand alone or be left. He really is an absolute gent in all ways.

My reason for sale is that i'm a competitive rider and wish to move up the levels.

Rory has scored marks of below 30 in his dressage.
9th at his first BE80.
2nd in local summer SJ series.

Can come with some tack and rugs by separate negotiation.

Good Home very important to me!

• Sport Horse
• Coloured
• Gelding
• 4 years
• 16.2 hands

• LOSTOCK ANCHORMAN 'Barry'
• CHAPS gelding
• By Lostock Candyman

What a superstar Barry is! He has been lightly but very successfully shown this year, his results include-

Champion Angsley County
Champion Shropshire County
Champion NCPA Mealor
Res Champion Ninstetley
Champion Hanbury

He’s a super easy going dude with lots to like!

He has the sweetest personality and temperament to match. He gives a lovely mannerly ride.

Happy to hack alone or in company and has been super in traffic.

We have tried him over a fence proving to be very genuine.

Would make a super amateurs horse.

Rider 6’2

Daresbury-Warrington