• Welsh Section A
• Palomino
• Gelding
• 5 years
• 11.2 hands

• Gadlys Kaiser (sunny) 11.2hh 5 year old gelding

Shown lightly last year winning or being placed everytime and receiving excellent comments from the judges. Sadly we are not a showing home and he is being completely wasted.

Sunny is green in the school, and is not a fyfr for this reason. Over winter we have mainly hacked. Needs an experienced knowledgable home where he can excel. Big jump, in the right hands no reason why he wouldn't go on to be a fantastic pony club pony.

Sunny has seen all traffic and been hacked by a 6 year old girl, bare foot and easy with the farrier, load and travel.

Lives in or out and never had any health issues.

Sunny is always keen to come in and is happiest when he has lots to do.

• Welsh Section A
• Chestnut
• Gelding
• 15 years
• 12 hands

• Very smart WHP
• Very genuine pony with a heart of gold, full of character

We have had five and a half fun-packed years with Harry, he is now sadly outgrown and my daughter is busy competing on her 13.2hh. I had hoped to keep him for my younger daughter but she just isn't interested.

Harry did step down nicely to do the job of first pony for us and taught my daughter then aged 7 to ride, on the lunge, progressing to riding by herself around the school, jumping small courses and attending weekly pony club rallies. He also did the same for his previous owner's little boy. However, I would say Harry would be much happier being a second pony, he is clever, he has an engine and he can be strong jumping bigger courses.

In his time with us he has done PC and NSEA jumping and dressage, however he has not been out for quite a while due to being outgrown, a broken wrist (trampoline) and other sports commitments, we have kept him ticking over, so he is fit and ready to go. He has jumped around 80/85cm courses at home and on clinics. On the few occasions we have taken him cross country schooling, he has gone up/down steps, jumped ditches and gone through the water. He has participated in sponsored rides, he is safe in open spaces cantering in the fields, and has given my daughter the joyous feeling of galloping on Camber Sands beach at dawn! He has been to pony club camp and he has previously participated in some mounted games winter pairs competitions and training.

Harry is great to hack alone/company. He has been a lead rein pony for us too and I have regularly taken him out with a child on board in one hand and dog in the other. My daughter from quite a young age would take him for a good canter around the fields alone, sometimes following a herd of deer, whilst I walked up with our dogs. He has been well behaved when we've met traffic on our lanes. He is good to load and travel, but prefers company.

Harry has no vices - apart from his love of eating, but sadly for him, he is kept on a strict diet! He is absolutely no bother to catch, bath, clip, vet, farrier (barefoot). He would suffer from sweet itch and also get a sunburnt nose so I keep him protected during the season. He has never been lame or unwell, my physio checks him when she does our horses and he's never needed any treatment. He's always perky, friendly and happy to see you.

I think as a working hunter pony is where Harry's talent lies. He goes in a lovely outline and he is great over rustic fences. He is gorgeous looking and wears a beautiful white mask on his face. In his previous home he had a very successful showing career. He can also produce a very smart dressage test. My ideal home for Harry would be with a competent rider who enjoys dressage/showing or whp and would get the absolute best from him.

£5500 or £6000 including his Kent and Masters Pony Club saddle and full wardrobe. Open to vetting. Sad sale of a much loved pony. 5* home most important.