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- Welsh Section D
- Black
- Gelding
- 10
- 15.1hh / 155cm
Quality 15.1 10yo Welsh D Gelding allrounder
- A genuine all-rounder who has enjoyed hacking, showing, showjumping.
£9,000
- Welsh Section D
- Black
- Gelding
- 10 years
- 15.1hh / 155cm
- A genuine all-rounder who has enjoyed hacking, showing, showjumping.
15.1hh 10-year-old Welsh Section D gelding
Bryn has been with me since he was a yearling and is a much-loved member of the family, so this is exceptionally difficult.
Unfortunately, increasing work commitments force this, I am looking for the perfect long-term home for him.
He has top quality breeding and is a genuine all-rounder who has enjoyed hacking, showing, showjumping. He has always performed well in the show ring and was consistently placed in the ribbons. He is exceptionally handsome.
Bryn is a forward-thinking horse with big, expressive paces, so he would not suit a nervous or novice rider. In the right hands, he is enormous fun and enjoys having a job to do.
Out hacking, he much prefers company, hacking alone- he requires reassurance from his rider. We have a busy building merchants in the village, so he is used to large vehicles, machinery, and even the steam train that runs through the village. He will happily plod along or pick up the pace if asked.
He has recently come back from loan (family) who has recently qualified as a vet and sadly no longer has the time. During his time with her, Bryn has attended his first showjumping outings which he seemed to love. He hacked on the moors regularly and doesn’t hot up or get silly in open spaces.
He travels brilliantly in a trailer and will load perfectly. However, he is not keen on my 3.5-tonne horsebox.
In the stable, Bryn is incredibly affectionate and thrives on human attention and fuss.
He is good to clip with patience, shoe, up to date with vacs. Clicker trained which he absolutely loves.
This is a very hard decision, so please genuine enquiries only — no time wasters. A local LWVTB home may be considered so I can ensure he finds the perfect match. He is ready to find his next human to love! Loving home is utmost important. I have done everything with this horse since a yearling so I know all his history.
Lots of videos and photos available on request.
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- Welsh Section D
- Bay
- Stallion
- 9
- 14.3hh / 150cm
Top quality Welsh d stallion
- Well bred
- Successful under saddle and in-hand
POA
- Welsh Section D
- Bay
- Stallion
- 9 years
- 14.3hh / 150cm
- Well bred
- Successful under saddle and in-hand
For your consideration.
14.3hh, 9-year-old Welsh Section D stallion.
I am in no rush to sell Derek and am simply testing the market. If the right home doesn’t come along, he will happily remain with me.
Derek is exceptionally well bred, being by the prolific Gwenllan Brynmor and out of Starloch First Lady, who’s by Pennal The Great an equally prolific stallion with multiple championships and titles under his belt. He is truly bred in the purple and offers a fantastic opportunity for both showing and breeding.
Previously driven, although he has not been in harness for several years.
Derek has enjoyed success both in-hand and under saddle. He was backed here as a 7-year-old and attended numerous clinics before beginning his ridden showing career. In his first season under saddle he gained his Picton qualification, and this year has contested a RIHS qualifier. Unfortunately, due to my lack of time, he has not been out to further shows this season.
He is a pleasure to travel, happily loading and travelling alone or in company. Derek has enjoyed numerous beach rides, been to the gallops, and has also had a taste of cross-country, where he popped his first fence and behaved impeccably throughout.
Derek would be a real asset to any stud, being a proven stallion with foals already on the ground, or equally to someone looking to campaign a quality Welsh Cob under saddle and chase the qualifiers.
He is a genuine, versatile horse with a wonderful attitude and is always willing to turn his hoof to anything asked of him.
Serious enquiries welcome.
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WELSH PONY AND COB SOCIETY
Website: www.wpcs.uk.com
Registered Charity No: 222014 - Company Limited by Guarantee No.: 1017832
Welsh Cob Section D - Breed Standard
General Character - Strong, hardy and active with pony character and as much substance as possible
Height - The height should exceed 13.2 hh (137cms): no upper limit
Colour & Markings - Any colour except piebald and skewbald
Head - Full of quality and pony character -A coarse head and Roman nose are most objectionable
Jaws and Throat - Clean and finely-cut, with ample room at the angle of jaw
Neck - Lengthy, well carried and moderately lean in the case of mares, but inclined to be cresty in the case of mature stallions
Shoulders - Strong but well laid back
Forelegs - Set square and true and not tied in at the elbows. Long strong forearm.Well developed knees with an abundance of bone below them. Pasterns of proportionate slope and length. Feet well shaped and round. Hooves dense. When in the rough a moderate quantity of silky feather is not objected to, but coarse, wiry hair is a definite objection
Body - Muscular, strong and well coupled back and loins. Deep girth with well sprung ribs
Hindquarters - Lengthy and strong. Ragged or drooping quarters are objectionable. Tail well set on
Hind Legs - Second thighs strong and muscular. Hocks to be large, flat and clean with points prominent, to turn neither inwards nor outwards. The hind leg not be too bent. The hock not to be set behind a line from the point of the quarter to the fetlock joint. Pasterns of proportionate slope and length. Feet well shaped and hooves dense
Action - Free, true and forcible. The knee should be bent and the whole foreleg should be extended straight from the shoulder and as far forward as possible in the trot. Hocks flexed under the body with straight and powerful leverage
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