• Welsh Section A
• Chestnut
• Gelding
• 2 years
• 11.1 hands

• Potential kids or project pony
• Good temperament and enjoys being groomed
• Can live out, but is also able to be stabled part-time with company next door.

Peru is a delightful young gelding with a heart full of potential and a soft, gentle nature that shines brighter each day. Recently castrated and currently living happily with other geldings, Peru is well on his way to growing into a confident, friendly pony. Perfect for someone looking to offer love, guidance, and friendship to a youngster.

Though he can be a little shy at first, Peru is making great progress in building trust and confidence. He’s responsive in hand for his age, enjoys a good scratch and full body groom, and is very good about having his feet picked out. He’s a sweetheart who really loves human attention once he knows you're kind and gentle.

He's happy living out but is also content to come into the stable part time with company next door. Peru is working on rebuilding confidence with the vet following his castration, but he’s doing better with every visit and always tries his best. He’s cooperative for the farrier too, just needs a little reassurance due to his age.

With his calm, affectionate nature and willingness to learn, Peru shows lovely potential as a lead rein pony in the future, or for in-hand showing. He would also make a perfect companion to other young ponies, especially in a quiet, nurturing home where he can continue to blossom.

Could you be the one to give Peru the confidence and companionship he needs to thrive?

• Chestnut
• Gelding
• Under 1
• 14.3 hands

• Yearling
• Future Riding Horse

Red is a recently castrated yearling, currently standing at an impressive 14.3hh and expected to mature to 16hh or more. He has a strong, athletic build and a kind, inquisitive nature, making him an exciting future prospect as a ridden horse.

Rescued as a foal by the RSPCA and hand-reared, Red has a special story and is now ready to find a knowledgeable and loving home to continue his journey. As he is still gaining confidence with his handling, Red will need an experienced, confident handler who can offer him consistent, patient guidance as he grows and learns.

Due to his recent castration and ongoing social learning, Red would thrive best living in a young gelding herd where he can develop essential social skills in a safe, supportive environment.

Red has a bright future ahead of him with the right person, could that be you?