• Welsh Section A
• Grey
• Mare
• 3 years
• 12.2hh / 127cm

• Ridden or Companion pony
• Lives out 24/7, but is happy to part stable with company always
• Ideally home with her partner Romi

- Based in current loan home in Oxfordshire -

BONDED PAIR - PROJECT PONIES!

Shuri and Romi are a bonded pair and are seeking a home together. They would make an ideal addition to a family looking for two children's ponies to enjoy in the future, giving them the opportunity to grow up together.

Shuri has been in a loving home where she has continued to mature into a lovely young pony with plenty of personality. She has a cheeky and inquisitive character, always keeping her handlers entertained, and has come on brilliantly with her handling and confidence as she has grown up.

Shuri originally came into our care alongside a small herd after her owner could no longer care for them due to personal circumstances. She arrived at foot with her mother and has since developed into a bright, playful youngster who enjoys interacting with both people and her pony friends.

She is learning all the basics expected of a young pony and is becoming more confident with everyday handling. Shuri can still be unsure in new situations at times, so she will need calm, positive guidance to continue her education, but she is a willing little pony who enjoys attention and is improving all the time.

We feel Shuri has the potential to make a wonderful child’s riding pony in the future, ideally maturing into a lovely lead rein or first ridden type.

Shuri is happy living out 24/7 or part stabled with company. As she is closely bonded with Romi, they must be rehomed together to a knowledgeable home that can continue their education and give them the bright future they deserve

• Cob
• Piebald
• Gelding
• 1 year
• 10hh / 102cm

• Companion Pony
• Kind, gentle and loves human interaction
• needs a patient, calm, handler

- Based at a foster yard in Leicestershire -

Pascal is an adorable young pony who has been making lovely progress since coming into our care. Although he can be a little timid at times, he always tries his best and shows a kind and willing nature. With patience and continued gentle handling, he is beginning to grow in confidence and is steadily coming on in his training, making him a very rewarding pony to work with.

Pascal arrived with us in March 2026 after being abandoned, and it’s clear he had a poor start in life. Despite this, he has remained curious and affectionate, showing a real interest in the world around him. He enjoys observing what’s going on and is starting to build trust, which is wonderful to see.

Recently castrated, Pascal will be able to be introduced to mares in a few months’ time. He is happy living out 24/7 but could also adapt well to part stabling if required. As a young pony, he would thrive in a home where he can continue to develop at his own pace.

Pascal is looking for a home as a companion, living alongside other youngsters where he can learn from them and build his confidence further. He is a sweet-natured, inquisitive pony who, with the right support and environment, has a very bright future ahead of him.

Please adopt Pascal

• Cob
• Cream
• Gelding
• 6 years
• 12.3hh / 130cm

• Companion Pony
• Lives out 24/7, but is happy to part stable with company always
• needs a patient, calm, handler

- Based at a foster yard in Buckinghamshire -

Will is a lovely young cob looking for a knowledgeable, private home with confident adults who can continue his education at a pace that suits him. Kind and gentle by nature, he enjoys a calm, consistent routine and thrives when given time to build confidence and trust.

Still maturing and settling into his current routine, Will would suit someone experienced and patient who is happy to continue his training and allow him to develop without pressure. Once established in his new home, he may enjoy some in-hand showing, where he has the potential to really shine as a smart young cob.

A hardy type, Will is happy living out and currently lives happily with geldings. He has lived alongside mares, although not directly with them. He would equally make an ideal small companion to other geldings, offering kind company and a laid-back nature.

Will is looking for a home that will appreciate him for the lovely cob he is and give him the time and understanding he deserves to continue growing into his full potential.

Can you give Will a home?