• Welsh Section D
• Palomino
• Gelding
• 11 years
• 14.2 hands

• Flashy palomino with all the bling.
• Ready for 2026 show season
• Beautiful to ride in all paces

Due to retaining his son, having too many closely related to him and having too many to ride next year, we are offering Dante in the hope that he finds the home he deserves. Reserved before he was born, he was purchased from his breeder as a foal and has spent his years with us.

He has low mileage in ridden showing due to having others in the same class, he is still eligible for any novice ridden classes. He has won multiple county show championships in the British Palomino classes inhand, we have never attempted any other classes due to time and other commitments. He has a few dressage winnings under his belt, always scoring 68% plus at Novice level. He would make the most incredible dressage horse for someone and would excel in the show ring under saddle due to his balanced pace and impressive presence. He is confident to hack out and will hack alone or in company.

Dante is still green but has the potential to go to the very top. He is very talented and has a trainable attitude but would not suit a novice due to being cut later in life and not being your everyday plod, he is not nasty or naughty in anyway. He doesn't bolt, buck, rear or nap but would not suit a novice.

He is good to do in all ways, good for farrier, to load, for the dentist and vet. He enjoys his field but also likes to come in. Dante has sired 3 beautiful foals and all have been dilutes on non-dilute mares.

If we didn't have so many related to him, he would be staying. This is a very difficult decision but is the right decision for him to find his special human who will give him the attention he deserves.

Due to being cut later in life, he needs to go out in a paddock alone. I would not put him out with mares as he is likely to cover them. Video collectors and time wasters will not be entertained, this a tough decision that has not been taken lightly.

Will only discuss over the phone.

• Welsh Section D
• Bay
• Mare
• 7 years
• 14.2 hands

• Fantastic temperament
• Experienced, long-term home sought
• Sold from field

Project mare for sale. 14.2hh  7 years old Welsh Sec D – excellent breeding.

For sale through no fault of her own. Very sweet pony, lovely temperament, lightly backed. Not done much due to lack of time, sold from the field.

Experienced, long-term home sought for this girl. No novices, dealers or timewasters.

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• Welsh Section D
• Bay
• Gelding
• 4 years
• 15.2 hands

• Great temperament very laid back horse.
• Show Quality this lad will do well in the ring.
• Easy to ride and work with.

Logan. 15.2hh bay Walsh D gelding. 4 years old. Lovely laid back horse, he is easy to ride in the school 3 good paces and hacks out alone and in company and good in traffic.

No health issues or vices.

He is good with other horses likes to play. Good stable manners loves a pamper.

• Welsh Section D
• Bay
• Colt
• Under 1

• A smart upstanding colt - true to the traditional cob type
• Bags of presence and real potential as a future ridden/ in hand prospect. To make 15hh+
• Exceptional old bloodlines – his breeding speaks for itself - Gwynfaes Culhwch, Fronarth Welsh Model

Superb conformation – Jac is a free-moving colt with a lovely ‘floating’ action

A definite future ridden prospect and in-hand potential.

Jac has excellent breeding. Exceptional old bloodlines in his pedigree - Fronarth Victor, Gwynfaes Culhwch, Trevallion, Derwen on the dam’s side and Fronarth Welsh Model, Boneddiges, going back to Brenin Dafydd on his sire's side.

Brought on naturally and has not been pushed. Has been regularly wormed and will be halter trained by time of sale

Can be viewed with no obligation. Both parents and other relations can be seen. We're based in Mid-Wales

• Welsh Section D
• Chestnut
• Filly
• Under 1

• Geler, Trevallion, Nebo bloodlines
• Chestnut with flaxen mane and tail
• To make 15hh+

A big, strong, upstanding filly of quality, with an abundance of presence.

DOB 7/5/25

A striking chestnut filly with flaxen mane and tail.

Helena has the sweetest temperament and has been well handled since birth.

Sire Brynoer Johnjo was winner of the 3 year old colt class at the Royal Welsh 2023, he is sired by the prolific stock getter Geler Ryan.

Everything her Dam had produced has gone on to have great success in the show ring in-hand and under saddle.

Maternal brother a bronze medal winner as a yearling. Maternal sister who has been retained was Reserve Youngstock Champion as a 3 year old at Glanusk and 3rd at the Royal Welsh.

To mature 15hh+

Based Abergavenny, South Wales

• Welsh Section D
• Dun
• Mare
• 6 years
• 14.1 hands

• Excellent pedigree! Derwen / Nebo / Trevallion
• Potential to excel in any sphere
• Steady, confidence-giving type

Takota She's A Lady ~ 14.1 6 year old Welsh Section D mare.

Khaleesi was professionally backed summer 2024, then wintered out and this summer I have continued her ridden education in a sympathetic and correct way. She is therefore low mileage for her age, but does everything in a snaffle and is proving herself to be the steady, confidence-giving type.

Khaleesi hacks alone and in company, happy back, middle or front and stays sensible in open spaces. She naturally goes into a soft outline and has rhythmical paces, I have introduced small amounts of leg yield out hacking and she has been willing and straightforward the few times I have asked her to pop over small jumps (natural and coloured fences). She has been to her first few outings including a pole clinic and a busy fun ride, on both occasions she took everything in her stride.

Good to do in all ways, happy in or out and has no stable vices. I have travelled her in a 3.5 box, a lorry and a trailer. Khaleesi is really sweet girl, loves fuss and is super affectionate.

Up to date, jabs, teeth, saddle, physio. Khaleesi is fit and ready to get on with any job.

Genuinely sad sale of a quality pony who will only go to the very best of homes. With her looks and temperament she could also be an asset to any breeding programme. If the right home is not found she will spend a few months with a professional dressage rider for further training and her price will increase to mid 5s in the spring.