Gorgeous Gentle Registered New Forest
- Backed, hacking out and easy to do
- 3 rhythmic flowing paces with forward and purposeful walk
- Suit a family or competition home
£3,500
ONO
- New Forest
- Dark bay
- Gelding
- 3 years
- 13.2 hands
- Backed, hacking out and easy to do
- 3 rhythmic flowing paces with forward and purposeful walk
- Suit a family or competition home
Boycie is a very smart, lovely natured registered new forest gelding with beautiful flowing paces.
He has been a joy to break in and work with and hasn't put a hoof wrong.
Hacks out alone or in company, comfortable in open spaces and good with children.
Forward going but not sharp, he is sure to do well in a competitive home or be a treasured family pony.
Easy to do in all respects; great to load, catch, trim, teeth etc
Would make a great mother daughter share.
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- New Forest
- Bay
- Gelding
- 7 years
- 147 cm
HOYS PROSPECT BROCK BRENDEN
- Top class breeding
- Highly successful in the show ring
- Exceptionally talented jumper
£15,000
- New Forest
- Bay
- Gelding
- 7 years
- 147 cm
- Top class breeding
- Highly successful in the show ring
- Exceptionally talented jumper
Possibly the next HOYS home bred winner from Brock and Trenley New Forest Ponies.
Registered Bay New Forest Gelding 147cms 7 years old by Hollybrooke Tinker out of Brock Baccarat.
Louis has just finished his second show season and this was even more successful than his first where he had great success in novice classes and was also placed in the New Forest Performance Pony Competition. This year he has won the large open ridden at the New Forest and Hampshire County Show and the Junior Ridden Championship at the New Forest Breed Show (beating the overall Ridden Champion) as well as a win at the NPS Summer Champs in a restricted season owing to school commitments. He has also represented Stonar School in both dressage and show jumping qualifying for Hickstead.
He is good to load, travelling happily alone or with others, to clip and with the farrier. He hacks out on the forest alone or in company, has three excellent paces and a super jump, he has not yet competed in WHP owing to the very firm ground this year but he has the scope to go right to the top in this sphere or in flat ridden classes.
He is a full brother to Brock Bronwen, a multiple winning champion in hand and under saddle. Louis is from our best family and is only sadly for sale because his rider has moved onto horses.
He is up to date with vaccinations, dentist and chiropractor.
For further details and to arrange a viewing, please contact James Young on 07771 540919
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NEW FOREST PONY BREEDING & CATTLE SOCIETY
Ringwood Rd, Bransgore, Hampshire BH23 8AA
Tel/Fax: 01425 672775 - Email: info@newforestpony.com
Web-Site: www.newforestpony.com
Breed Standard
Height - The upper height limit is 148 cms. There is no lower limit. All ponies should be judged equally regardless of height. They are normally shown in 2 height sections 138 cms and under (competition type A) and over 138 cms (competition height B)
Colour & Markings - New Forest Ponies may be any colour except piebald, skewbald or blue-eyed cream. Bays and browns predominate. White markings on head and legs are permitted
Head - Neat and pony like, well set on
Neck - Strong and of ample length
Shoulders - Long, sloping shoulders
Body - Good depth of body with strong quarters
Feet, Legs & Joints - Straight limbs with plenty of bone and hard round feet
Action - The should be free, active and straight but not exaggerated
General Character - The New Forest Pony has an ideal temperament and is very easy to train. It should be of riding type with substance. The larger ponies, while narrow enough for children, are quite capable of carrying adults. The smaller ponies, though not up to so much weight, often show more quality
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