• Bay
• Gelding
• 8 years
• 12.2 hands

• Project pony, lead rein, kids pony
• Experienced home

Stanley has recently arrived after being transferred to us from the RSPCA. He is currently based at a foster yard whilst he awaits his new home.

A little timid at first to approach and catch but soon settles into a routine with a quiet handler. He enjoys stabling with company and is good to groom and have his feet picked out. He has seen the vet and farrier for his initial assessments just fine.

Stanley would like a home where he can live out 24/7 or part stable with friends in a quiet routine with other geldings. He would make a great little addition as a companion pony to a little herd or be a nice little project pony for someone willing to back him as a childs pony.

https://www.bluecross.org.uk/pet/stanley-3152146

• Cob
• Piebald
• Gelding
• Under 1
• 10 hands

• Can you offer Marcus a loving new home?

Marcus arrived into our care after being found abandoned and initially taken in to another rescue before coming to Blue Cross to secure a new home. Marcus is looking for a non-ridden companion home only but could do horse agility or in-hand walks.

Marcus is a sweet little soul who is greatly improving with their current training needs, they very much enjoy a groom. They enjoy coming down to the yard and spending some time with the team, they are a real character who is rewarding to work with.

He is looking for a home where they can mature and play with other young horses and carry on his training.

Marcus would love a home with a kind and sympathetic borrower who has time and patience to carry on his training.

• Bay
• Filly
• 1 years
• 11 hands

• Inquisitive youngster
• One to one home
• Confident handler

Willow arrived into our care having been transferred from the RSPCA. She arrived completely unhandled but has taken time to settle at our centre and is doing extremely well.

She is a sweet curious baby with lots of potential in the right hands. We have allowed her to settle into her new environment and have found she is naturally very curious about us. Willow now wanders over to start her training sessions with the team, she adores a scratch and finds this super positive! Willow can now be caught and has started leading, we will be working on grooming and feet picking, she has also seen the farrier under sedation so is working on seeing him very soon without!

She can still be timid and unsure of her surroundings so would thrive in a quiet set up with someone who has lots of time to give her, ideally to live with other young ponies. Willow is happy to live with mares or geldings and has lived out 24/7 since being at the centre, we hope to introduce her to stabling very soon now she has settled in well.

Willow is looking for a home as a non-ridden companion at this time due to her age and training needs, potentially in the future once she has settled she could be re assessed in a home to be a potential childs pony, due to her size she will most likely be a lead rein type.