• Welsh Section A
• Grey
• Mare
• 4 years
• 11.1 hands

• Stunning Welsh A section mare rising 4 year old
• Long reining and very lightly backed on lead rein
• Shown in hand at previous breeders home as a foal

Stunning Welsh A section mare rising 4 year old.

Long reining and very lightly backed on lead rein. Shown in hand at previous breeders home as a foal.

Good to catch, load and seen the farrier.

Moody in stable but think it’s more of a reaction when she’s unsure. Stands like a rock tied up.

Only for sale due to imminent relocation and we can’t take them all.

Videos available of her long reining and being lead available.

Experienced homes due to age wanted.

• Dartmoor
• Dark brown
• Mare
• 19 years
• 12.3 hands

• Good to load, catch, has done a bit of everything in the past.
• Great health aside hay allergy.
• Has taught my children to ride but not consistent enough for our pony club activities.

19 year old 12.3 Dartmoor Pony (unregistered)- Tory. See loades_horsey on instagram and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7vwRpe0xhE&t=30s (by previous owner) for all the wonderful riding videos of her but please read below for full chapter and verse. Sold off field as a project to kind home only.

Tory has been a much loved family member, was a great lead rein and at times has been a brilliant second pony but she is too much for my 3 stone slight 8 yr old daughter who is confident after much fun with Tory but lacks assertion. Therefore, we have moved on to another pony and Tory has been out of work for 10 months.

Positives - amazing to load, never refuses jumps or runs out, has been great on lead in the past, has been wonderful off lead (but see the negatives that also occur), has done everything over the years - pony club, fun rides, shows etc. Good do-er. Never been sick, lame or poorly asides hay dust.

Negatives in-hand/field - can not be left on her own at all. Can be a pain if any of 'her' herd go out by by running around for duration and would try to escape if boundaries poor. Does not handle 'interventions' by strangers (ie. as a kind familiar handler I can twitch her, put her microchip in but vet wouldn't be able - when professionals try to do do health services she stomps around with no manners and a sense of urgency likely due to genuine fear perhaps as a follow on from wild days on dartmoor when young. Even worming will make a protest), she is 'mareish' with her seasons. She is fine stabled but wouldn't trust her not to be silly in stable if another pony went out or similar (ours all go in and out at same time or can be seen.)

Negatives when ridden - can charge towards jumps too fast, if stressed over something and fizzes out she could put in a mini 'buckaroo' moment or just be v. strong, she won't stand for long periods (again depends on circumstances, sometimes she is an angel and will stay for the whole time other time she fidgets or will just decide to walk back to trailer etc), tends to get impatient and move when she decides (my slight daughter does let her to be fair). She once kicked a horse in school that came cantering up backside so did wear red ribbons for a while but has never done anything since so didn't continue. Hacking in familiar places she is great, if we take her to a new place in the open new forest where the wild ponies are then she gets het up and at the beginning I will only lead her as she will jog and feel silly. (Just to note - none of these things happen all the time - just sometimes so it can be frustrating as you may not be able to predict if she will be an absolute angel or not wishing to cooperate)

My 8 year old has only fallen off her twice ironically when Tory has pulled her forward by putting her head down to graze (she lacks manners and will do that) and when my daughter was unbalanced after a jump and not due to the ridden flaws. My daughter's riding has come on so much from 2 years of education and amazing fun on this girl. Before that she taught my older daughter on lead rein and again we have wonderful memories. Both daughters look back at the relationship with positivity of a wonderful fun pony and to them don't recall the moments which were stressful. It could well be a case that our expectations/needs for little children and inexperience is culpable for the shortcomings and that an older/more experienced home would fare better for her.

She has been great at pony club in our ownership (has done 2 x mini camps, many rallies) and more in former ownership but she her co-operation varies that i needed a more consistent steed for my girl.

I can whatsapp countless images/videos - most show the happy wonderful times and there have been COUNTLESS, just at times she can be bargey/strong/nervous of new people or being separated from a herd so I need to be honest and open so that the home is right. She will likely take a while to settle in to new surroundings.

Sold off field without tack to good caring home only - no dealers please, no inexperienced homes and nobody seeking a 1st pony. We are not desperate to sell her but perhaps someone who needs less from a pony who doesn't want to fork out a huge sum can find some of the happiness we have with her but put up with the fact that she can be testing at times and needs bringing back in.

• Cob
• Black
• Mare
• 5 years
• 13.2 hands (AHC)

• Kitkat is an all round safe and calm rider, she loves to ride on the road, is reliable doing so and perfect as a family pony with young riders.
• Kitkat as also a great pony to tack up and groom whilst giving the rider confidence whilst riding.
• Kitkat is a happy hacker

Kitkat is a black mare that is 13.2 hands

Who is slightly blind in her left eye but this doesn't bother her at all, she is an all round safe and calm rider on and off the road with a lot of love to give.

If you would like any

• Welsh Section A
• Bay
• Colt
• Under 1

• Stunning Bay colt foal should make a beautiful LR / FR pony
• Beautifully bred with a strong influence of Coed Coch bloodlines

Stunning Bay colt foal should make a beautiful LR / FR pony, hes full of quality with a lovely head and eye, and will stand out in the ring.

His full brother was also shown successfully as a yearling and as a foal at foot and stood supreme of show with his Dam. Both his sire and dam have won numerous championships, and he should follow in their footsteps.

Woody will be regularly wormed and well handled, he will see the farrier. And will hold a full welsh pony and cob society passport.

Hes beautifully bred with a strong influence of Coed Coch bloodlines.

5* home only for this sweet little man

A 50% non refundable deposit is required to secure, and regular photo and updates will be supplied.

• Andalusian
• Grey
• Colt
• Under 1

• Beautiful paces with an exceptional walk making him a fabulous prospect for BD/BE and showing, a real head turning presence and one to watch for the future

Quality smokey black (greying) colt, to make 15'2

• Dam has fabulous Olympic bloodlines and sister to BAPSH National Champion and Grandsire GBPRE Multi Champion
• Sire Licensed Welsh C Cremello stallion with top class WHP & showing bloodlines

Beautiful paces with an exceptional walk making him a fabulous prospect for BD/BE and showing, a real head turning presence and one to watch for the future

Well handled and brave, having been around farm machinery, children and dogs with a very inquisitive nature and will be his new owners best friend

Born early January and now ready to be weaned

Can be seen with Dam