• Cob
• Chestnut
• Mare
• 2 years
• 11 hands

• Future children's project pony
• Lives with mares & geldings
• Rewarding to train

- Based at a foster yard in Leicestershire -

Sally is a charming young cob mare with a bright future ahead of her. She is still very much learning about the world, but she is already showing a kind and willing nature. Currently living out in a herd of both mares and geldings, she is used to a social environment and enjoys the company of other horses. Sally has recently begun learning to spend more time in a stable, and while she can be a little unsure at times, she is gradually settling into new routines.

In her handling, Sally is proving to be a sweet and genuine youngster. She is good to catch and will happily let you approach and put on her headcollar. She enjoys being groomed and handled, though like many young horses, she can fidget slightly and is still working on her balance, especially when picking up her feet. She is at the early stages of her education, so she will benefit from a patient and consistent handler who can continue building her confidence and basic groundwork skills.

Sally would make a lovely unbacked project for someone looking to bring on a young pony and develop a strong bond from the start. Due to her age and level of training, she will need an experienced home that can guide her through her next stages of learning. With time, patience, and the right support, Sally has all the potential to grow into a well-rounded and rewarding pony.

• Cob
• Dark bay
• Mare
• 2 years
• 13.2 hands

• Future project pony
• Lives out 24/7 or can part stable
• Excellent companion to other youngsters

- Based at our Burford centre -

Cheerio is searching for a knowledgeable, compassionate home that can see her potential and is excited to help her grow into it. With her rescue history, she will need someone who understands the importance of taking things slowly, building trust, and giving her the steady foundations she may not have previously had. A calm, consistent environment where she can feel safe and understood will allow her confidence to continue to blossom.

She is a lovely future project for someone experienced and patient, with the skills to produce a young horse thoughtfully and correctly. She has the potential to mature to approximately 14.2hh, making her a versatile prospect for a range of disciplines in the future. For now, her focus should be on groundwork, handling, and positive early education to ensure she develops into a well-balanced and willing partner.

Cheerio will benefit from ongoing, kind training that prioritises correct basics - leading, standing, vet and farrier visits, loading, and gradually introducing new experiences in a positive way. As she progresses, she may go on to be ridden, but she will need someone committed to setting her up properly from the start. With time, patience, and thoughtful education, Cheerio has every chance to mature into a rewarding and capable companion for the right person.

• Shetland
• Grey roan
• Gelding
• 26 years
• 9 hands

• Ideal companion to other shetlands & small ponies
• Lives with mares & geldings
• Can live out 24/7 or part stable

- Based at a foster yard in Hampshire -

Topsey is a sweet and characterful little Shetland gelding looking for a loving companion home where he can enjoy a quieter pace of life. At 26 years young, he has plenty of personality and would make a wonderful field friend to keep another pony company.

He is good to handle and enjoys getting out and about in hand, making him a lovely pony to have around. Topsey is good with the farrier, vet, grooming and leading. He would suit a home that appreciates the typical Shetland character and can offer a kind but consistent approach.

Topsey is happy living with both mares and geldings, as long as they are kind companions. He can be a little wary when first meeting new people, so will benefit from a patient home that allows him time to build confidence and settle in. Once he knows you, he is a rewarding and endearing pony to care for.

This lovely little pony is looking for a calm, caring home where he can enjoy his retirement, offering companionship and plenty of charm in return.

• Cob
• Cream
• Gelding
• 6 years
• 12.3 hands

• Unbacked project pony
• Lives with geldings
• Potential showing prospect

- Based at our Burford Centre -

Will is a lovely young cob looking for a quiet, private home where he can continue his education at his own pace towards becoming a ridden pony. He can be considered a sensitive project, so will require an experienced, patient handler to bring out his full potential. Due to his size, he would be best suited to a child.

Kind and gentle by nature, Will enjoys a calm, consistent routine and would thrive in a home where he can build confidence and trust. He would also be well suited to in-hand showing, where he can really shine as a smart young cob.

A hardy type, Will is happy living out with geldings. Still settling into his current routine, Will is looking for someone willing to give him time and understanding. In the right home, he has the potential to develop into a rewarding ridden pony as well as a lovely companion.

• Cob
• Piebald
• Mare
• 9 years
• 13 hands

• Excellent companion to other horses
• Lives out 24/7 or can part stable
• Laid back temperament

Based at a foster yard in Bedfordshire

Panda is a gentle soul who is looking for a special home with someone who understands that not every horse finds the world easy straight away. She has had a difficult start in life and, because of this, needs a calm, patient and sympathetic environment where she can feel safe and unhurried.

Beneath her worries is a sweet, sensitive mare who wants to trust. Panda does best with quiet routines, kind handling, and people who are happy to let her build confidence at her own pace. When given time and reassurance, she shows her softer side and begins to relax into her surroundings.

Panda would suit a peaceful home with steady equine companions and an adopter who values kindness over quick progress. She is not looking for pressure or expectations – just security, consistency, and someone who will see her for who she is and help her continue to feel safe.

If you have a gentle heart, a quiet setup, and the patience to let a horse learn that life can be kind, Panda could be incredibly rewarding. Offering her a home would truly change her world.

• Cob
• Black
• Gelding
• 4 years
• 14.2 hands

• The most generous chap ever
• Moves really well with a great attitude to work
• Competitive amateur dream pony

• Cob
• Dun
• Mare
• 5 years
• 13.2 hands

• Professionally started, ridden away and produced for the past 2 years
• She is proving to be a fantastic all rounder

13.2hh 5 year old dun traditional cob mare.

She is a true leg at each corner.

I am 5ft9 and I am the rider in the photos.

It’s hard to find the words to describe my beautiful girl, but one thing is for sure… her attitude to life is truly infectious, you can’t help but smile when you are with her and every single person that meets her falls in love immediately. I will only let her go to her perfect partner, so only the most special of forever homes please. She will be sorely missed and I have been putting this off for some time but she is so ready for her next chapter and I know that she is going to make that one very lucky person so unbelievably happy and that is exactly why I do what I do.

She has been professionally started, ridden away and produced by myself for the past two years, so has had a fantastic start to her education. She has been produced slowly and correctly and is proving to be a fabulous all rounder who is very willing to turn her hoof to anything that you ask of her and very much enjoys having a job and being out and about!
I lightly backed her as a 3 and a half year old and then turned her away for the winter to mature. Then restarted her as a 4 year old and she has been in regular work since then, other than a couple of months break over last winter. She is such a lovely mare to work with, so honest and willing to give everything a go, she always tries her heart out for you. She is forward thinking, responsive to the aids and light in the hand. She can pick up a gear sensibly if asked and always has excellent breaks. She is schooling beautifully in walk, trot and canter and has started lateral work. She would effortlessly work way up the levels BD.
She is snaffle mouthed at all times.

She has been boxing up regularly since September last year and has been regularly attending pole clinics since then. She has also done a Trec clinic and tackled all the obstacles very boldly. She has been on several ‘Ride Yorkshire’ guided group rides hacking through the Yorkshire wolds and rides very sensibly with others, is happy to be at the front, back or in the middle of the group and canters quietly as a group. She has also ridden solo round Escrick park estate and is happy to walk, trot and canter on her own in open spaces, without being silly or strong.

She has been to two dressage competitions now scoring 65.68% and 3rd place in her first ever test (she had never seen the white boards before this) then went straight back in and won her second test with 70%. In her second dressage competition she scored 67.5% in both tests and won both classes. With lovely comments from the judges on all her sheets.

She is a wonderful little mare with such a huge heart and so much to give. We have had so much fun together and it will break my heart to let her go. I’m in absolutely no rush and she will only be sold to her perfect partner and forever home, she deserves the very best and in the meantime we will keep going out and enjoying having fun together until that person finds us.
She is up to date with everything, farrier (she is barefoot), fully vaccinated for flu and tetanus, worming and worm counts, teeth and physio (which she has had every 6 weeks for the entire time she has been with me)
She is happy to live in or out, she currently comes in for a few hours a day and turned out with two other mares the rest of the time.
She loads and travels well in a box, I have never had her in a trailer but I can’t see her being a bother as she loves to go out in the box.
She has a passport and microchip.

Homes will be vetted, I am looking for a forever home only please.

She came to me with very mild locking stifles (they have never locked) I have worked closely with my vet and physio and followed their advice from day one to ensure that I have done absolutely everything possible to strengthen her. This is one of the reasons that I have kept her this long so I had a definite answer on whether she was going to grow out of the condition or not so then I could sell her with the assurance of this and I am delighted to say that she has grown out of it. And with everything we have done together, she has more than proved she will excel in any discipline!
No novices please, as much as she is a very straightforward pony to work with I am looking for someone to continue her education and give her a job and go out and have fun on her.
Absolutely no dealers, no time wasters, no day dreamers, no novices, no joy riders, no riding schools, no loans and no payment plans.

Based East Riding of Yorkshire

If you go to Spring House Farm stud’s Facebook and TikTok you will find tons of posts/photos/videos of her.
If you think she sounds like what you are searching for please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Messages only please, my phone signal is terrible so calls are hard to hear.