• Connemara
• Grey
• Gelding
• 9 years
• 14.2hh / 148cm

• Happy to live out 24/7
• Good doer with a cheeky personality
• Lifetime Agria insurance policy can go with him

Fletcher is a 9 year-old 14.2hh full connemara gelding. We bought him as a ridden pony in August 2025 and he passed a 5 stage vetting. However, between November 2025 and April 2026, he had a few bouts of lameness and has been out of work since. I have no way to bring him back into work, so considering the previous lameness, I'm selling him as a companion/light hacking pony.

Temperament-wise, Fletcher is a classic connemara character. On the ground he can be a bit grumpy. Nothing nasty; he doesn’t bite or kick, but will pull faces. He’s easy to catch, comes to you in the field, good for farrier, dentist, chiro, vet etc. He is excellent to hack in company; he can be a bit nappy on his own, but nothing dangerous. He has been happily living in a small gelding herd.

Fletcher would suit someone who can look past his grumpy faces and see what a sweet boy he truly is. This is going to be a very honest sale and I'm happy to share vet reports from his lameness investigations. I wish I could keep him, but I can't, so I'm just trying to find him a loving home.

• Cob
• Piebald
• Gelding
• 13 years
• 13.2hh / 138cm

• Kind and great with children
• Excellent field companion
• Owned and loved for 5 years

13.2hh Coloured Gelding – 13 Years

A very special home is sought for our lovely 13.2hh coloured gelding, who we have owned and loved for the past five years.

During that time, he has enjoyed low-level Pony Club activities and plenty of hacking. He is a kind, genuine pony who is great with children and absolutely loves being pampered, groomed and fussed over.

Due to a leg injury, he is no longer suitable for more demanding ridden work. We are therefore looking for a caring, knowledgeable home where he can enjoy a quieter life with light, low-level riding. He would be ideal as a lead-rein pony for a child to enjoy gentle rides and hacking, with lots of attention in between.

He lives out happily, is barefoot and is a good doer, so is very straightforward to keep. He lives happily with others and also makes an excellent field companion.

This is a genuinely difficult decision after five years with us, so finding the right home is our priority. We would love to find a family who can give him a useful but easy life and, most importantly, a child who will love him and give him all the fuss he deserves.

Full details of his previous injury and current capabilities will be openly discussed with anyone genuinely interested.

Serious enquiries only please – a loving, long-term home is essential.