• Welsh Section C
• Palomino
• Mare
• 12 years
• 12.2hh / 127cm

• Forward going and fun
• Cheeky and pretty
• Loves to work gallop and have fun

We are looking for a competitive experienced home for our pony, she has been in our family for 5 years and has done all disciplines with both my daughters who have sadly outgrown her now.

She will excel in a home where she has a busy and a varied life with turnout.

She is an out and out competition pony not a novice ride, although she is great on the lead rein for someone to do first ridden classes. Off the lead she likes to get on with her job, she is ridden daily my my kids and also friends children. She hacks out but prefers company.

She is safe to gallop in open fields and has done sj/xc/dressage/M&M ridden and in hand showing.

She jumps up to 75 happily, goes in a nice outline on the flat and is very eye-catching. She has lovely big straight paces an is clean limbed.

• Welsh Part Bred
• Liver chestnut
• Gelding
• 10 years
• 12.2hh / 127cm

• Beautiful part bred section C
• Kind, fun pony looking for perfect home

Durleyhall Soloman (Rafi) is a super special pony looking for the best possible home.

Part bred sec C on a Welsh passport with Menai Fury and Synod breeding on his dam line.

Fantastic paces and stunning good looks with loads of presence.

Rafi was backed as a 4 year old but has been a field companion for the past 6 years. He has been brought back into work recently and has been lunged, long reined and sat on happily by my novice 9 yr old daughter but unfortunately I don't have a confident rider to bring him on. Rafi loves to have a job and would make a fantastic fun ride for an experienced child or small adult. With his lovely paces and 'look at me' presence he is ready to turn his talents to any sphere.

Rafi adores children and is never happier than when he's being fussed and pampered, he is very much a people person, always interested in what is going on and happy to be involved. He is especially good with the SEN children he sees regularly and is happy to be handled by my physically disabled husband.

Rafi is very easy to do, he is barefoot, good with the farrier and vet, he loads and travels well, he is clean in the stable and very easy to keep.

Unfortunately Rafi has suffered two bouts of laminitis and as I have a large field with very good grazing and only natural shelter I cannot manage him at home as he needs stabling overnight and restricted grazing in the summer. Luckily stabling and restricted grazing at a local livery yard has worked very well to control his laminitis and he is sound and ready to start work.

Rafi is looking for his forever home with a family who will love him, have fun with him, manage his laminitis and be able to bring him on to his fullest potential.

This is an exceptionally difficult sale and I would ask that NO novices, time wasters or people looking to make a quick profit apply. I will be vetting inquiries and homes before I consider letting him go.

• Welsh Section C
• Dun
• Gelding
• 11 years
• 13hh / 133cm

• HOYS winner 2025
• RIHS winner 2024
• Safe, fun, serious jumping pony

Del needs little introduction to the working hunter community having won both RIHS and HOYS as a 133cm M+M WHP.



He has untapped potential in the plaited and nursery stakes ranks too as we have never had a young enough rider to compete him in these classes so he’s therefore still a novice plaited pony, which would be perfect for somebody who wanted to get to know him before tackling the open tracks.



Only available due to his owner having a baby - she had retained him to compete him herself following his HOYS win last year as he is totally safe and she knew she would trust him 100% following childbirth but unfortunately her home circumstances have now changed and she no longer has the time for him.



I would love to retain the ride on him however I know this is not always possible. I also have no commitments to another 133cm M+M WHP in the remainder of the HOYS qualifiers so I would be happy to try to qualify him on behalf of a new owner too.



Totally easy in every way, no quirks or vices whatsoever.



He is forward thinking, loves to jump and would prefer a game rider who’ll let him take care of business. He’s not strong, you don’t have to see strides and you can literally steer him round courses of fences and have the best fun whilst doing it but because of the way he likes to go, he wouldn’t suit a totally nervous child who might prefer a ‘kick-along’.



Full history is known

• Welsh Section C
• Palomino
• Gelding
• 7 years
• 12.2hh / 127cm

• Easy to do in all respects
• Untapped potential as a SJ pony
• Jumped clear in his last RI & HOYS Qualifier

DYCOTT THE SHOWMAN



Barbie as he is known at home is the most easiest pony to have on the yard. He is easy to catch, load, bath & clip.



I have owned Barbie since he was a 3 year old and he has been carefully bought on. He is probably one of the most talented ponies over a fence I have had in a good long time. Due to owners ponies having to come first he is low mileage and hence his reason of sale; I just don't get the time to give to him to produce him how I would like, or give him a fair chance at gaining the results I know he could achieve.



He has jumped some lovely clear rounds in the 133cm HOYS & RI Q this year which I was pleased as he unfortunately takes the back seat due to prioritising clients ponies.



He is always bold to a fence, and is quite clever to find a 5th leg to get you out of trouble. I feel he has lots of potential to gain many strings to his bow with the right rider/family. He has competed in arena eventing, SJ WHP and been XC schooling and nothing seems to cause an issue. He will stable alone or in company and stand on the lorry and trailer with mares, gelding, stallions or on his own.



His only bad fault is he is slightly cold backed. I find the more constant work he is in the better he is but the worst he does is goes tight through his girth but he is easy to lunge so if I find I have a clash of classes at a show which happens a fair bit I just get someone to spin him on the lunge for a few minutes.



Due to his height I think he would suit a small adult or competitive child/teen that wants to go and have fun as he really feels like you can jump anything with his ability. I also think he could have a super career as a 128cm jumping pony with the right child.

• Welsh Section C
• Dun
• Gelding
• 4 years
• 13hh / 133cm

• He has done our WPCS medal show where he was reserve overall sec C
• Won his novice ridden qualifying him for NPS Scotland novice ridden final

133cm 4years dun Welsh C gelding

I bought Casper as a yearling and since then has been shown in hand successfully

I have slowly broken him over the winter and he is just the kindest, sweetest pony

We have had him to an Intro dressage which he won, he has done our WPCS medal show where he was reserve overall sec C and won his novice ridden qualifying him for NPS Scotland novice ridden final.

He would have had a Picton ticket too but I didn’t have my card in my pocket!

He’s very easy to do in every single way, not bothered about being by himself and would stand on the lorry all day!

There’s honestly not enough nice things I could say about him.

The only reason he is going anywhere is that he just hasn’t grown enough for me and I feel huge on him.

To the best of homes only, no novices due to his age

Inverness, Scotland

20 mins from the airport