• Sports Pony
• Liver chestnut
• Mare
• 6 years
• 14.2 hands

• FEI potential
• 3 Lovely paces
• Super active hind leg

Ghabar Queen of Bling is a 6yr old Dutch sports pony x Welsh by Hulst Mando. She’s currently competing up to BD Medium level and would make an outstanding FEI dressage or BD Youth pony. Has been a joy to back and produce over the last 2 years and is in an excellent place to move on with her new young rider. Queenie has 3 lovely paces with a super active hind leg and is showing a great ability to sit. She is responsive to the aids and has a lovely soft mouth. Queenie has a fantastic attitude to work, always willing with exceptional ride-ability. A very sweet mare, great to handle. She’s the same to ride whether at home or at a big championship show, a natural competitor.

Queenie qualified for the British Dressage Young Pony Championships as both a 4yo and 5yo. She was the 2025 BD Native part-bred Prelim Champion at the Associated Championships with the highest score of the whole 5 day championship, 73.8%. Placed 6th at the BD Winter Area Festival Championships 2025. Recently placed 3rd out of 46 in her Novice Silver Area Festival with 70.44% and placed 6th in the Elementary Silver with 67.66%, qualifying for the BD Winter AF Championships in both classes. Has qualified for the 2026 BD Summer Regionals at Medium level.

She was awarded a gold premium at the Sports Pony Studbook Society futurity as a foal and 2yr old and has been graded into the SPSS Head Studbook.

Queenie also enjoys her jumping and has been SJ, XC, hunting. She has successfully placed and won ridden showing and working hunter. Lovely conformation, moves straight. Good to hack alone or in company.

Full history known. No vices, good to load, travel, clip, good with farrier. Stands patiently on the lorry at shows.

Queenie is seeking a 5* knowledgeable, competitive home where she can fulfil her potential. Sad sale of an incredible pony who will bring a huge amount of joy and success to someone.

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

• Beautiful mover
• Bold jump
• Hoys potential

Anna is looking for a competitive child to do a range of activites . She has successfully competed in mountain and moorland classes winning every time out with a 12 yr old and has the conformation and movement to take her to the top .

She is jumping courses confidently showing huge talent for show jumping and whp classes- eligible for both plaited and native whp .

She is a beautiful pony inside and out , well schooled on the flat , lovely to hack and with a kind teperament .

She is a safe young pony , but is not a first ridden for a child just off the lead rein as she has an engine and is a forward ride so please no nervous novice children.

• Shetland
• Chestnut
• Gelding
• 7 years
• 10.2 hands

• Johnnie would make a super racing Shetland or WHP
• He has previously done showing, jumping, and Pony Club with my daughter

Johnnie is a lovely, genuine Performance Shetland who is the perfect lead rein pony and is also happy just off the lead. He has taught two 4-year-olds to ride and is extremely safe in open spaces – nothing fazes him.

He has been on loan for the past year to a novice rider and has lost some fitness due to doing less work, which is reflected in his price.

Johnnie would make a super racing Shetland or WHP for a more competitive child.

He has previously done showing, jumping, and Pony Club with my daughter. He is easy to handle and can be led from another horse, making him an ideal first pony.

Only for sale as we have another pony for our younger daughter who can do the same job and he is too good to be wasted.

Tack included.

Serious enquiries only, please.

• Connemara
• Grey
• Mare
• 7 years
• 13.2 hands

• Qualified British Novice 2nd rounds
• Slowly and carefully produced
• Potential WHP

Super stamp of a pony who has been slowly and carefully produced.

Buttons hacks alone and in company, works well on the flat and is happily popping round a course of 80cm having qualified for British Novice second rounds 2026, with scope for more.

She has been to shows, PC rallies and out with the blood hounds. We feel she could make a nice working hunter pony too.

Buttons is easy to do on the ground, loves being groomed, fussed and bathed (a bonus being grey!).

She is snaffle mouthed, never strong and doesn’t hot up.

My daughter has produced her on behalf of her owner but we now feel she is too big on her to carry this on hence the sale.

She is not the type of pony that needs riding everyday. She will happily live in or out and is good to shoe and travel. She requires a little sedation for clipping.

She is up to date with vaccinations, teeth and back.

More photos and videos available.

• Welsh Section B
• Liver chestnut
• Mare
• 4 years
• 13 hands

• A pony good enough to do any job. Could potentially measure 128cm
• Exceptional jump, beautiful looks and movement.
• Been out to several arena hires and clear round, ready to have lots of fun with a new jockey.

Nursery Stakes, WHP, Junior ridden, SHP, Pony Club, Dressage… Coco really could do it all.

Bought from her breeder in October and has been slowly and correctly produced over the winter with her future in mind, the ponies I back and start under saddle are never rushed at any point in their education, but she has been incredibly easy. She had a break over Christmas and is now ready to excel in any sphere. She has done a few shows inhand with her breeders.

She is quality, correct and is a lovely mover, she could plait up as a SHP or show as an M&M for junior ridden but has an exceptional, scopey and careful jump, with an amazing back end, to make a top WHP. She has the most balanced canter I have ridden on a 4 year old with lovely self carriage. Snaffle mouthed always. Is forward going and forward thinking but has breaks.

She has been out to several arena hires and a clear round show where she jumped 50 and 60cm clear rounds, proving sensible, bold and careful. She is very clever and has been a pleasure to break and produce.

She is easy to do in all ways. Hacks out on very busy roads in company, travels well in both a big and small lorry and loves attention and being clipped. She is very good for a baby but will not be suitable for a novice or nervous jockey at the moment due to her age.

Up to date with farrier, vaccinations, physio, dentist and worming.

A top quality pony that I’m sure will go all the way in any discipline but also has super breeding so would make a very valuable broodmare.

Can be seen and tried in Surrey.

• Welsh Section B
• Bay roan
• Mare
• 12 years
• 12.3 hands

• Lead rein pony / 2nd, 3rd ridden
• Would excel in the showjumping ring
• More go than woah but not lazy

Leah really is an exceptional pony who would excel in the showjumping ring with her speed, turns and scope. She would also excel in the showing ring with her beautiful traditional Welsh paces. Or would equally be as good as an all rounder, happy hacker, pony to love. Lead rein pony / 2nd, 3rd ridden.

Leah has always been ridden by children and has an extremely laid back nature towards the little ones. Every ride she will always bring her rider back safe and sound, the bonus is the huge smile they will also have on their faces! she has been out to arena hires and as usual she doesn't bat an eyelid at the new area.

Leah is great on the ground with lovely manners, she has always been handled by children and is extremely respectful. Loves a good groom and pamper!

Great to clip, shoe, she’s good to load as long as you have some yummy carrots in hand 

UP to date with wormer, dentist, vaccinations. No lumps or bumps.

More go than woah but not lazy.

Hacking: Leah hacks out well in company or solo, never strong or silly, well behaved on the roads, open fields and woodland. Great with all traffic: cars, bicycles, motorbikes, tractors, strange machinery! In a group Leah will happily take the lead, sit back behind or smoosh in the middle. She will plod along on the buckle or pick up the pace if you ask her to.

School: loves having a jump and has tonnes of scope, currently jumping 60cm but definitely shows willingness to take on some bigger tracks. She will float around the outside of the school all day long and has stunning movements! Soft in your hand and never strong. If you have a little one that wants to have a bounce around on the lead rein she will happily be your girl.

Leah is perfect on the lead rein rein and will do whatever is asked of her. Coming of the lead rein I do believe she will be better suited as a 2nd/3rd ridden as she does sometimes make you work for getting her moving forward, this is not every ride of the lead just whenever she decides that she really wants you to tell her to get going. However this attitude is getting less and less every ride and will most likely stop. Not nasty you just have to push her forward up into gait. With a confident jockey that knows what they want you will have bundles of fun with her.

Leah is a very trustworthy girl and always puts a smile on your face, she really is a cracking girl and I can’t fault her.

Shod on her fronts due to a lot of on road hacking, but could go barefoot if ridden on soft more than hard surfaces.

I brought Leah to produce from being a lead rein pony and she has proven to be very easy, I have enjoyed every moment of having her around and now she’s ready to find her lovely little jockey.

Plenty of photos / videos upon request.

Unfortunately no trial facilities on site but there is a track which she can be viewed on or your welcome to hack her out.