• Welsh Part Bred
• Palomino
• Filly
• 3 years
• 15 hands

• Currently measuring 14.2hh to mature around 15hh, could measure in at 148cm or 153cm
• Top potential for dressage, working hunter, eventing or showjumping
• AES registered Welsh D x Warmblood

Flashy, athletic, serious quality palomino Welsh D x Warmblood (Ynyslyns Orlando x Danny Kannan x Kashmir von Shutterschoff) filly to mature around 15hh - could potentially measure in 148cm. Would definitely measure in 153cm. Only for sale as sadly did not make the height expected but she is sure to make a fantastic teen or small adults competition horse in dressage, working hunter, showjumping or eventing.

Asia is a correct, strong, substantial model with decent bone without being heavy, 4 white socks and an unusual blaze. Currently shedding out her winter coat to show a gorgeous golden colour underneath the fluff! Bred for sport but built to last - Asia is the proven and popular combination of Welsh D x Warmblood. By Ynyslyns Orlando, the only Welsh D to ever be graded with the AES - a true sports D! As well as athleticism, quality and versatility Orlando brings the native qualities to compliment the warmblood dam to make the ideal serious competitive teen or amateur's horse - soundness, temperament, durability and user friendliness!

On the dam side, we find the exciting Kannan son Danny Kannan and behind that Kashmir van Schuttershof, a prolific producer of internationally successful showjumpers. The direct motherline has produced several internationally successful offspring, including the 1.50m horse Hollywood Be Good and Casanova de Vitron. The combination of Kashmir on this line also produced the mare Altesse de Vitron, who is now competing at 1.40m level under the saddle of Karen McFarland. The granddam Quick Step-P.H was herself a winner at 1.30m level and has also produced international showjumper Di Petra du Vert Bois (1.40m) as well as eventers Quick Casanova and Step Up Casanova. Full sister to the dam jumped age classes successfully.

Asia is a flashy, athletic, expressive mover who really turns heads. She covers the ground exceptionally well for her size and has a super hind leg that makes us think she could be a real showstopper in the dressage arena with the right production, whether for pure sport or as part of eventing. Asia has only been over poles twice but shows plenty of potential with a tidy technique and good scope. With her build and quality we think she could also potentially make a super 153cm working hunter pony.

Asia is being sold from the stud where both sire and dam can be seen. She has had her feet and worming done regularly and happily comes in and out of the stable when required with no vices but she has been mostly left to grow on as a horse doing horse things and is relatively raw from the field. She has not been faffed with or over handled and she is a well bred, small sports horse with a working brain, not a first pony. Therefore please no novices.

• Welsh Section D
• Bay
• Gelding
• 3 years
• 14.2 hands

• Beautiful correct stamp, no lumps bumps or vices.
• Totally unstarted ready to begin his education.
• Kind natured pony

STUNNING 14.2hh Section D Gelding.

3½ year old gelding, born January so a well developed youngster with a beautiful stamp and a real look at me presence.

A totally untouched blank canvas that has been well handled and is incredibly sweet in nature. He really is the sort that turns heads wherever he goes, with quality, correctness and masses of presence. Correct in all ways with no lumps, bumps or vices.

The sort that could excel in Working Hunter, Showing, Pony Club or make a fabulous allrounder. The world really is his oyster and he has all the attributes to be someone’s very special pony.

Absolutely gorgeous in both his type and temperament, a real future star for someone wanting a quality pony to put their own stamp on.

£3500

Contact Dani on 07759 654866

• 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.