• Sport Horse
• Liver chestnut
• Mare
• 18 years
• 15 hands

• Good conformation
• Good groundwork & flatwork
• Intelligent, genuine horse

Lily is a mare still with plenty to offer. She is a genuine horse who has been coming back into work over the last year after previously being a broodmare. She is a beautiful, well-put-together, hardy, good-doer. She is being ridden regularly and has shows potential in everything she does. She's good with traffic and large farm machinery and takes most new things in her stride.

She has good manners on the ground, enjoys her groundwork and is regularly handled and ridden on a busy working farm. She will happily come in from the field on her own, and can be ridden in the school or out hacking.

On the flat, she produces a lovely natural shape, with a naturally rhythmical way of going. Her movement is correct and attractive, and she will only improve further. She hasn't done a lot of jumping recently but enjoys what she's done, always trying her best, sometimes needing an extra squeeze for reassurance, she is not strong to a fence, with a snaffled mouth.

She can live in or out. She has had two foals in the past and was ridden before breeding, since she has been bought back into work she has made good progress. She currently lives out 24/7 in a mixed herd of geldings and mares.

Lily would suit a experienced and capable teen or adult rider, looking to enjoy doing more with her, as she is a intelligent mare she would take advantage of a rider who lacks knowledge or confidence. She has been good to handle, good with dogs, used to livestock, having lived with sheep and seen cows and pigs. Confident and calm when travelling on a lorry, having attended a local show with other horses, and good with farrier, dentist & vet.

• Belgian Warmblood
• Dark bay
• Mare
• 12 years
• 15.2 hands

• Super sort
• Dark Rich Colour
• Awesome Mum

Tilly was broken and brought on by myself. I did do dressage, Show jumped went XC, did fun rides. Placed most of the time. A teenage girl also jumped her. Then she went back to owners where she was ridden a little.to hack out. Unfortunately, Tilly went lame. I had her back here with me and decided to put her in foal. The filly is now 2 this year.

The picture is of Tilly and her then foal. Tilly is now in foal to an Elite Stallion, Mayflower Morathie, standing here in Cornwall.Due to foal end of May, beginning of June.

The last foal, Tilly did everything herself. Xrays have been done on her foot and shows a slight problem but cannot and must not be shod in front. I wore boots on her feet and she really liked them.

No more competition work but as a brood mare and very, very light hacking (excellent in traffic), Tilly would be fine.

• American Quarter Horse
• Grey roan
• Gelding
• 4 years
• 15 hands

• Quick to learn - good in all ways
• Professionally Started - Backed by a professional event rider
• Exceptional Temperament - Kind, quiet, unflappable nature

Pure bred American Quarter Horse gelding, born 24 January 2022.

Apollo is a very handsome young horse, approx 15hh, with rare grulla colouring.

I purchased him directly from his breeder at 6 months old as my forever horse. He’s always been inquisitive, very quick to learn, very trusting and very affectionate.

He lived out in a field with friends, until he went to be backed last August. He’s used to being with other horses and is sociable.

He was backed by Clare Fielding, a professional event rider, over three months, in Autumn 2025. He was straightforward, quiet and quick to learn. By the time he came home in November, he was happily lunging in all three paces, hacking out alone, and being ridden in a busy ménage. He was unphased by jumps, bins, traffic and would happily walk onto a tarpaulin, and stand quietly.

During his three months of training, he was stabled for 8 hours per day and turned out for the rest of the time, so he is used to that routine, but is equally comfortable living out 24/7.

Apollo loads and travels well in a trailer, a 7.5 tonne rear-loading lorry, and a side-loading 3.5 tonne lorry, nothing phases him. Unshod, good to have his feet trimmed, good to catch, doesn’t kick or bite, no vices, loves being fussed over, loves being groomed.

He has a kind, quiet nature and a very trainable attitude, picking things up quickly and wanting to please.

Apollo is now 4 years old (born 24.01.2022) and has been living out with friends since he came back after backing, in November 2025.

Apollo has been with me since he was six months old and was intended to be my forever horse, so this is a very difficult decision. Unfortunately my health now forces his sale, and I want to find him the right home where he can continue to progress and reach his full potential.

Please note: Apollo will be sold from the field, as there are no facilities available to try him under saddle.

A genuinely kind young horse with excellent basics and a bright future ahead.

Serious enquiries only. Clare is happy to verify all the above.

5 star home essential.

• Connemara Part Bred
• Grey
• Gelding
• 6 years
• 15.1 hands

• Please read the full advert before contacting me, thank you.
• I genuinely believe he is a lovely horse and could make a lovely project for someone experienced who has the time and patience to continue his education.

Flex - Approx 15.1hh, 6yo, gelding. Believed to be Connemara x Irish Draught (breeding unrecorded).

Flex came to me 7 weeks ago to be restarted and I am now helping his owner find him a suitable new home.

A little background on him.
His current owner, Jodi, purchased him in July 2025 from a lady who had owned him since he was a 2yo. He was broken in by her and mainly used for hacking. Jodi had him 2 stage vetted at the time of purchase, which he passed with no issues.

Shortly after arriving home he did some schooling and hacking, however in October 2025 he became difficult and did rear when asked to hack alone. In November 2025 he went to the vets to be scoped where ulcers were found, and he was also diagnosed with acute RH PSD believed to have happened in the field. He was treated for the ulcers, had shockwave therapy, and had 8 weeks small paddock turnout.

He was rescoped on 13th January 2026 and confirmed clear of ulcers. The vets also confirmed he was sound and advised that he could be restarted.

Flex arrived with me on 14th January 2026 where I completely restarted him. I began with groundwork, progressing to long reining around the whole farm. He proved extremely brave and not spooky. Over the following 6 weeks he progressed to walk, trot and canter in the arena under saddle, worked over pole exercises which he really enjoyed, and was hacking out alone nicely. During this time he seemed a much happier horse. Jodi came to ride him weekly with me in the school and hacking alone and he was good for her each time.

After the 6 weeks he returned home but sadly reverted back to his previous behaviour and reared while hacking alone with Jodi. Because of this he has come back to me so we can hopefully find him the right home, rather than him being sold through a dealer without his full history being known and potentially ending up in the wrong hands and being passed around.

He has now been back with me for 10 days. He was unsettled for the first few days but is now back to the happy Flex I know.

I genuinely believe he is a lovely horse and could make a lovely project for someone experienced who has the time and patience to continue his education. He has a very loving personality and is easy to handle and have around.

If you wanted to hack in company all the time you would likely have no issues as he is foot perfect and not phased by machinery or road traffic. However if you wanted to hack alone you will need to be confident and prepared to work through any potential sticky moments.

He hasn’t reared with me. We’ve had two moments over the 7 weeks where he thought about it but he never actually did. I’ve only ever had positive experiences with him, videos below are us hacking alone recently around our village and out in fields. I have lots of long videos of Flex whilst he’s been with me so I can send them on WhatsApp.

He is up to date with teeth, physio, saddle checks, farrier, vaccinations and has wanted for nothing in his current home.. his owner is happy to speak to anyone interested.

£4,000 including saddle which has recently been fitted.
However open to offers as the home is more important, we’d rather see him happy in a home then being passed around.

Not my usual type of advert but I’ve spent a lot of time with Flex and I do believe he has the potential to be a lovely horse for someone and I really want to try and help him out and see him succeed in the future.

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Chloé Cashmore -07857707481
Leamington Spa