• Connemara
• Grey
• Mare
• 13 years
• 14.1 hands

• Previously an endurance pony
• Enjoys schooling
• Affectionate personality

Dolly is a beautiful 14.1hh 13 year old Connemara mare who is now looking for her new home.

I have owned Dolly for just over three years and was competing her regularly and taking part in all pony club activities until the beginning of 2018 when she sustained a tear to her deep digital flexor tendon. She was turned away on field rest for 18 months and has recently been brought back into work.

She has been seen by the vet and is completely sound to be hacked and schooled and used as a companion, however she is unable to jump again.

She’s very nice to school and was previously an endurance pony so enjoys her hacking.

She is a very loving pony who will stand to be groomed and cuddled all day! She is available for loan or for sale and trials are welcome.

We just want the best for her as she is currently being wasted and is not getting the time she deserves as I do not have the time to ride her and my other pony.

Endless photos and videos.

All tack included.

• Connemara Part Bred
• Dun
• Gelding
• 10 years
• 15 hands (LHC)

• Quality Dun gelding part bred connemara by Gwennic de Goriva, that has been used for top level showing looking for quieter life and forever home
• He is the most handsome boy and you would definitely get many admirers where ever you go!
• Suitable for hacking and low level activities

Quality Dun gelding part bred connemara by Gwennic de Goriva, that has been used for top level showing looking for quieter life and forever home.

He has been in the same family home for 5 years and his new home will need to be as caring and loving as we have been. 

He is the most handsome boy and you would definitely get many admirers where ever you go! 

Suitable for hacking and low level activities. 

Our ideal home would be someone who is a competent rider and can really enjoy this jolly fellow. He’s not unkind but having been a competition horse is not a plod and can put the odd spook in and therefore is not suitable for novice riders or anyone with confidence issues. He’s happy to go on a long rein while you are out and having a chat with a friend. We have hacked him alone and in company on bridle paths and in light traffic and open spaces and he’s proved to be well behaved. He’s not been hacked in heavy traffic as we choose not to. He’s used to being on a busy show ground and is good with dogs and children. 

He schools well in walk and trot and love a canter on a hack and the occasional pop over a jump. 

Good to catch, with farrier and a good traveler. 

He is currently stabled at night and out in the day and we would be looking for a similar situation for him with suitable supervision on site. 

Home more important than price.