• Riding Pony
• Bay
• Mare
• 4 years
• 122 cm

• Potential Top Class Lead Rein or First Ridden
• Outstanding Movement
• Lovely Temperament

Super little mare who has the potential to go far as a ridden pony or as a brood mare with her beautiful bloodlines.

She is unbroken. I haven't measured her but she is definitely under 122 cms.

Minnie is an outstanding mover and has a temperament to match.

Photo is of her as a foal. I will add up to date photos of her but she will be in her winter woolies!

This is a reluctant decision to sell, so only serious enquiries please and no timewasters.

• 122cm
• First ridden top quality first ridden show pony
• Must be capable of contesting HOY’s qualifiers

Wanted exceptional first ridden show pony. Must have some experience in the ring at HOYS & or RI qualifier level .

We may consider an honest and experienced top quality first ridden m & m pony. No novice ponies please.

We have a very good budget for the right pony

Must be a well mannered and genuine pony. Experienced loving showing home awaits. The pony will be professionally produced where the pony will want for nothing.

• Welsh Section A
• Grey
• Gelding
• 14 years
• 12.2 hands

• Sane
• Safe

Sane, safe lead rein Welsh section A for sale to a knowledgeable home. He has helped to teach my 5 children to ride and he loves his job as a lead rein pony. Same home for the past 6 years.

Spirit has attended pony club camps and rallies. He particularly enjoys pony club games although he isn’t keen on going quickly.

He leads off another horse.

He was shown as a youngster in a previous home and he has also been broken to drive, although he hasn’t done these since being with us. He is good to be groomed and clipped. He is fine for the farrier and dentist and he loads beautifully. He will happily travel alone or with another. He is also happy to stand in his stable on his own.

Spirit has done some work off the lead rein but needs a confident child as, being a typical welshie, he will try it on if he thinks he can get away with it. Once he knows he can’t he will work nicely off the lead and enjoys jumping.

He is currently turned out with a mixed herd and is the bottom of the pecking order.

He has had mild laminitis in his previous home so needs a knowledgeable home.