• Dartmoor
• Bay
• Gelding
• 19 years
• 11.3 hands

• Loving, Honest Pony from a Long-Term Home

Topthorn Twiglet – 19-Year-Old 11.3hh Dartmoor Gelding, Lead Rein Only

Twiglet is a much-loved 11.3hh Dartmoor gelding, 19 years young, with a kind and steady nature. He is 100% in traffic and has been on beach rides, fun rides, and hacks – always on the lead rein.

Twiglet is suitable for lead rein only and does not enjoy schooling, so he’s happiest out hacking or on fun outings.

In the same home for the past 8 years

Up to date with teeth, vaccinations, and farrier

Can be left for weeks and picked up again with no issues

Controlled sweet itch, managed well with rugging

Good to clip, shoe, catch, and load

Lives happily in or out, alone or with mares/geldings

Fine to be left alone, no separation anxiety

Twiglet is looking for a loving home where he can continue his role as a lead rein pony and enjoy a quieter pace of life.

£1,000 – Open to offers for the right home – Serious enquiries only, 5 star home essential.

• Welsh Section A
• Grey
• Mare
• 18 years
• 11.2 hands

• Perfect second ridden pony
• Loves Jumping
• Sweet nature

We have owned Pansi for 5 years. She’s a total sweetie but just a little too forward going for our little boy and we think she’s better suited as a second ridden rather than lead rein or first ridden.

Pansi has spent the past 18 months on loan to an 8/9 year old girl and during this time participated in general pony club activities (including camp and PC champs at Bicton), show jumping and working hunter up to 50cms. Pansi was regularly placed with many wins as she’s very fast against the clock. Pansi has sadly been outgrown by her loan hime and has now returned to us but we sadly don’t have a job or jockey for her.

Pansi enjoys show jumping and is really fast against the clock. She would be great as a pony club all rounder and may also make a great mounted games pony due to her speed.

Prior to being in her loan home we used Pansi as a lead rein pony for our son between 18 months to 4 years old and competed in tiny tot show jumping, gymkhana and hacking. Before we owned Pansi she was used for lead rein showing.

Pansi is never sick or sorry (and has never had laminitis), is great for the vet and farrier (she is just trimmed - no shoes), is up to date with her teeth and injections. She’s great to load and catch and loves being groomed and made a fuss of.

Pansi’s a really genuine pony with a lovely nature and is ready to be another small persons new best friend.

More photos and videos available.

• Welsh Section B
• Dun
• Mare
• 20 years
• 12 hands

• Fabulous, confidence giving pony
• Beautifully behaved
• Never put a hoof wrong

Honey is a 12h riding 20 year old Welsh B mare. We have had Honey for almost 4 years and during that time she has taught my daughter, and then my niece, to ride going from the very basics on lead rein to competing in dressage and show jumping. Great to hack out along or in company.

Honey is always in the ribbons and is the most genuine, trustworthy and special LRFR pony you could ask for. A true mother’s dream who knows her job and looks after her little jockey at all times. Definitely more kick than pull, Honey has the right temperament for any young one wanting to ride.

Honey has never been sick or sorry. She comes with tack (including an English Saddle Company saddle made for her) and a full wardrobe of rugs. She lives out in the day and in at night, and will stand for hours so long as she has hay. Honey loads perfectly, is great with the vet and dentist, and is a dream to clip.

Whilst we have thought about keeping Honey, the truth is we have no jockey for her and she has so much more to give and little people to teach. A good home is a priority for this gorgeous, one in a million mare . We are really looking looking for a home with a tiny jockey looking to start their riding journey, learning the basics and moving on to catering confidently or a small child wanting to do dressage. My daughter has ridden Honey in Intro tests and got scores ranging between 64 and 67.

These sorts of jobs are what Honey is best suited to and where she really excels.

Countless photos and videos available upon request. Please text 07494 141375 for more information.

• Welsh Section A
• Palomino
• Gelding
• 6 years
• 11.2 hands

• Adores children - super safe
• Talented, gentle, kind and always snaffle mouthed
• Exceptionally pretty, well bred by CASCOB SILVERGHOST

Mother's dream pony - by CASCOB SILVERGHOST Exceptionally pretty, well bred, straight moving palomino 11.2hh 2019 Registered Welsh Section A with four whites he is a true genuinely safe kids pony who loves cuddles and children. Sadly outgrown after 2 1/2 years of being my daughter's best friend.

We know his entire history and are still in touch with everyone. He went to lots of county shows as a youngster and won many classes in hand. He is totally unfazed by anything and has lots of experience out at shows including Sunshine Tour last year, qualified again first time out this year, rallies, hacking etc. We bought him as a rising four year old and had him professionally backed with the Darlingtons. He then came home and my (then) 7 year old daughter hacked him for the whole summer off lead rein, cantering behind me in the woods and learnt to canter on him. Never hots up or is silly or is bothered about being left behind if I gallop off and jump fences he just carries on behind in trot no bucking or sillyness. I think he is as close to bombproof as you can expect a pony to be. My daughter has only ever fallen off him once in over two and a half years and in this time has done hacking, sponsored rides, in-hand and ridden shows and pony club rallies. He has the softest snaffle mouth and the best brakes ever.

Out hacking off the lead he is on the leg and on the lead rein he responds to voice commands, he lunges nicely to commands and pops into canter. You can leave him a month and then get on and he's no different. Hacks alone or in company. My daughter hacks him alone around our land (10acres) and I know he will always bring her back safely. In the arena off the lead rein he is quite lazy if he's not fit enough although you can walk behind with a lunge whip and pop him into trot/canter. When he is much fitter he is not so lazy in the arena and with a good little forward thinking jockey he is fine. He loves hacking and we would like him to go to an allrounder home where he will be taken out and about and not just go round in circles in the arena. He is unfazed by dogs, heavy machinery, toddlers around his feet, my daughter does everything herself with him, baths, clips, loads, tacks up, rides to and from field bareback etc. Canters him hacking bareback - lies backwards on him, stands up on him, dresses him up, you name it he really doesn't mind anything at all.

He rides and leads, would be fantastic hunting pony (he would LOVE this!) as he doesn't hot up in company and has a lovely pop. He would do brilliantly in the heritage lead rein working sports pony classes. We did a bit of lead rein with him but he was so safe my daughter then started first ridden with him. No lami/sweetitch/vices, tbh he is the easiest, sweetest, cuddliest little dude. Travels alone or in company and never sweats up, stands on the lorry at a show no problem, easy to re-load between classes and get an ice cream - which he also enjoys! Fully up to date with vacc/worming/teeth etc. He is prone to getting a little bean so he has a willy wash every six months. He lives out 24/7 and between May-October he is on restricted grazing. Never been injured/sick/sorry/blemish free.

Our ideal home would be a family home with a lovely child to cuddle him. He will not be sold to just anyone, who will ruin his mouth, or expect him to be an arena pony going in circles 24/7. We want him to go out and do pony club, lots of hacking and beach rides etc or hunt where he can get out and about and enjoy variety. My very loud and unpredictable five year old niece rides him hacking on the lead when she comes to stay as a beginner rider who flings her arms around like an aeroplane etc and he doesn't care.

This is an absolutely heartbreaking decision for us, he is my daughter's best friend and keeping in touch is really important to us to follow his journey and help my daughter (now 10) to come to terms with him going, but he can't be a field ornament as he has so much to give and he deserves to be out doing something and we have now found her next pony. We will not tolerate time-wasters, photo collectors, endless messaging, I simply don't have the time and he is too special.

We would prefer him to stay local so we could visit in the school holidays, so as close as possible to Guildford/Dorking, Surrey/Sussex area would be ideal please. We will sell him further afield but will not sell him unseen. He needs to vet you just the same (!). I will not message back to anyone answering questions like 'will he teach my 3 year old to canter' or ask anything which I have already answered in the text above.

He is priced fairly in this market and reflects his genuine disposition, quality and safety, at just above mid-fours and if this is honoured (he is worth his weight in gold) he will come with his full rug collection, bridle and saddle pad. Please message me in the first instance with what you are looking for/location. He will only go to a 10* loving knowledgeable home, if we can't find one then he will stay and babysit our new foal which he is very fond of. He is my daughter's pride and joy and best friend and owes me nothing.

Many thanks.

• Welsh Section A
• Chestnut
• Gelding
• 9 years
• 11.2 hands

• Lead Rein / 1.5/2nd pony
• Perfect on the ground
• Loves attention

Barron would make an ideal 1.5/2nd pony or lead rein. He is more whoa than go. He has the ability, but does need kicking on.

My daughter is very nervous having had some bad falls from a previous pony, so has decided to take some time out of riding. We have only hacked out with him, so he is wasted with us. I’ve had a confident 9yr old ride him and she had him going really well, cantering around and jumping on him.

His previous owners had no trouble with him and loved cantering around the moors. He is easy to do in all ways by my daughter catch, groom, rug up, load, fuss over etc. He’s good with the farrier.

He has show-jumped happily up to 30/40cm with his previous owners and they said he had scope to go higher.

Barron is an itchy pony and this is reflected in his price, although I have easily managed it with a fly rug.

He is great in traffic. We live on a busy farm. He is up to date with his jabs and worming. Lives in or out happily. He's absolutely wasted with us.

• Shetland
• Coloured
• Mare
• 12 years

• Skewbald mare, 38”, 12 years
• The most adorable pony, a child’s best friend
• Super easy for tiny tots to ride on the lead rein

Sally is the most adorable pony, a child’s best friend, with the most delightful temperament. 

She is easy to handle, groom, tack up, tie up, oil, wash, pick out feet.  Probably best to leave a headcollar on in the field. 

She is super easy for tiny tots to ride on the lead rein. Hacks out. Good in traffic.  Has been to shows and placed in cross pole jumping.

Always well behaved.  She is also used as a travelling companion for bigger horses, standing on the lorry with no issues.

Sally is also believed to have been driven but not with us.

No health issues and fully vaccinated. Sally would love a home where she can be part of the family.

• Dartmoor
• Skewbald
• Gelding
• 3 years
• 11 hands

• Dartmoor Hill Pony Registered
• Is well handled and comes to call

Good with blacksmith, to travel and has had a bib clip in the winter and was unphased by it.

Will turnout with horses and ponies and doesn’t mind being on his own.

Unbroken and ready to bring on.

• Welsh Section A
• Grey
• Gelding
• 4 years
• 11.2 hands

• Superb breeding
• Outstanding temperament
• Will be a true child’s pony

A top quality registered section A gelding. Ollie is a very correct pony with a very big future ahead.

Good length of rein, plenty of bones and a superb temperament. Excellent to catch, bath, trim and stable.

We have owned him since a yearling and he always been a poppet.

We feel he will make a lovely LR / FR. He has had a bridle on and has started lunging and long reining, but due to lack of time we haven’t got around to backing hm yet, he honestly is like a young head on old shoulders and would take no time to do, it’s like he’s been here before.

A lovely straight mover. An exciting prospect for the future.

• Welsh Section A
• Perlino
• Mare
• 14 years
• 12 hands

• Up to height
• Bone and feather
• Superb breeding

14 year old Welsh Section A 12hh ex-broodmare has been professionally backed over the last two months.

She has been schooled in basic aids but obviously still green (~8 weeks under saddle) but confidently walking and trotting with small adult and junior riders.

Happily hacking out off lead and good in traffic. She is Perlino (not grey) and fully up to date with everything (teeth, farrier, vaccinations etc).

4 equal whites and a blaze.

Previously bred two exceptional foals (one colt and one filly).

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• Dartmoor
• Bay
• Mare
• 9 years
• 12.1 hands

• Very laid back and loves a fuss
• Lots of potential

Fion is a perfect lead rein pony and with a bit of work she would make a perfect pony club all rounder/show pony.

She is bombproof with machinery/children/dogs there is nothing that phases her. Great with vet/farrier etc. I can ride and lead with her. She doesn’t get attached to other horses and likes to just do her own thing (still likes a mutual groom though)! She is fine to leave on her own, in or out of the stable, does not get attached to anything. Excellent manners!

She is wasted with me as I no longer have a little jockey and would love her to find her a home where she will be loved and have a job.

Like any pony, her diet needs to be restricted.

Sad sale want to find her a 5* home with experience.

Please WhatsApp me for more info!

• Dartmoor
• Chestnut
• Mare
• 6 years
• 11.2 hands

• Beautiful paces
• Lovely temperament

Chance is a lovely child’s pony, my daughter has come of the lead rein and learnt to canter with her. She is an old head on young shoulders. She can be handled led tacked up and groomed by children.

Her only floor is she can be a pickle to load, so adult supervision is needed. Great with the farrier,vet to catch and amazing to clip.

Chance has done it all since being with us, my daughter loves pony club. rally’s, group lessons, show jumping,dressage,mounted games, camp she’s been amazing at it all.

Recently we’ve competed in showing classes which she has excelled in, she’s taught my daughter ring craft and hasn’t put a foot wrong. She has been placed in the top 3 in first ridden every time out and has always been highly placed in hand also.

This is where her strength is I feel a showing dressage home would really suit her.she show jumps well but is a novice and gets her confidence from her rider.

She hacks out alone or in company and is good in traffic and in open spaces. We are based on a working farm so heavy machinery cows sheep dogs goats do not phase her. I have lots of pictures and videos so please message me for more info.

We are based Tunbridge Wells.