• Welsh Section A
• Chestnut
• Mare
• 10 years
• 11.3 hands

• Fabulous all round child's pony
• Fi-fi goes on or off the lead rein and I cannot praise this pony enough

Fabulous all round child's pony that my niece has sadly outgrown. Fi-fi goes on or off the lead rein and I cannot praise this pony enough.

She has never put a foot wrong in the four years I have owned her. She is a kind, genuine children's pony and safe for the most nervous jockeys.

She did m and m LR and shp LR before I bought her, qualifying for heritage champs but not been shown with me.

She is well schooled and good on roads around the farm machinery etc. She has taught my niece how to ride and how to look after her own pony and I can see that she would do well as a shp LR again.

She has done a bit of most things with us, pony camp, small jumping, bit of dressage.

No lungeing or riding in needed even after a few weeks break.

Very sad sale of a pony we all love but she is too good to just be in our field. 5* knowledgeable home will only be considered.

Please contact me for more info/pics/videos, serious enquiries only please.

• Welsh Section B
• Chestnut Roan
• Mare
• 6 years
• 11.2 hands

• Very easy going and good to do in all respects
• Will hold her own at county level SHP, a real rosette collector
• Friendly and kind

Offered on behalf of clients - Gem was bought for two girls aged 5, she has taught them to ride on the lead and with lunge lessons. Sadly they have no real interest in continuing with riding so Gem is looking for a new family to love.

She has attended a few ridden shows in her previous home with success and been to some showing clinics with my clients. They did not show her this year purely due to the childrens lack of interest. She has been regularly schooled by a lightweight adult and goes very correctly.

She is easy going and good to do in all respects. On our mixed yard, she can be left in alone, turned out or do whatever fits in. She loves attention and was regularly handled by the girls aged 5.

Gem was entered at Fayre Oaks sale but unfortunately had to be withdrawn due to a mild bout of laminitis. She is not overweight but has insulin resistance which means she needs a low sugar diet and restricted grazing. Practically to us this isn't a big deal, she has soaked hay and is turned out for an hour on our most grazed paddock. This is all that's required and she is so easy to do, she just fits to your routine. She is sound and as long as she is managed correctly will have no further issue.

We are looking for the best home with someone who has facilities and understands her requirements and that is my clients priority over price.

More photos and video can be found on our facebook page Playn Acre Farm Show Team.