• Welsh Section C
• Chestnut
• Gelding
• 12 years
• 12.2 hands

• Good to box/hack/handle/shoe/in traffic
• All pony club activities and 2 camps
• Great pony to teach your child to ride

Tango has been an amazing first pony for my daughter.

She has had him for 2 and a half years since the age of 8 (now sadly outgrown) and has taken her from beginner to being ready to jump 70cm tracks.

We are looking for a caring, loving home to make the most of his teaching talents and to spoil him! He has done all pony club activities, lots of showjumping and also loves to hack.

Tango has been a super confidence builder and a really fun pony to teach my daughter how to ride. Good on/off the lead rein, he is very easy to look after in every way.

Occasionally cheeky to catch if he is in a field full of grass but this is easy to solve with a treat or two!

He normally lives outside year round but is happy in a stable too. Never lame and always up for a ride.

He really is a special boy and deserves a special home.

• Welsh Part Bred
• Palomino
• Mare
• 10 years
• 11.2 hands

• This is Faith - bombproof kids pony, both on and off lead rein; this pony has never put a foot wrong when there is a child on her....absolutely knows her job

This is Faith - bombproof kids pony, both on and off lead rein; this pony has never put a foot wrong when there is a child on her....absolutely knows her job. Good in the school and to hack out; can hack out alone or with others; she's happy to lead or follow...nothing really phases her.

I bought Faith when my 4 year old's pony started having behaviour issues; Faith not only restored her confidence and took her riding to the next level but she did her job so well that my daughter is now riding her original pony again...leaving Faith without a rider.

My confident 12 year old daughter has also ridden Faith but her legs will be dragging on the ground soon.

This pony is too good to leave in a field (as she'll get fat and bored) and deserves to be in work and loved by a new little human.

She lives in or out but prefers out due to a dust allergy.

Due to being a typical cheeky pony, she needs a firm hand on the ground; but you can trust her 100% when you put your kids on her back.

We'd keep her but need to get a bigger pony for my eldest.