• Cob
• Piebald
• Mare
• 7 years
• 14.2hh / 148cm

• Nothing fazes her. Literally nothing!
• Hits polo balls, pops jumps, loves a job
• A Labrador in a pony suit!

Bonnie, 7-year-old 14.2hh piebald mare with the most fantastic character. She's with me to sell because her lovely older owner has decided to look for something steadier.

She was a happy hacker in her previous home, where she was ridden bitless and in a treeless saddle. Since joining me she has settled straight into standard English tack and is working very sweetly. She hadn't had any formal schooling before she arrived, but she has come on in leaps and bounds. She's extremely trainable and willing, and learns something new every time she's ridden.

She's forward and responsive, off the leg and off the hand, with an extremely soft mouth, and she's starting to settle into a contact. She's not your traditional kick-along cob, but she's not strong just active. We've also popped a few small jumps and hit polo balls off her!

She is the most unflappable pony I have ever worked with. No horse is ever truly 100% safe, but she's as close as you'll find. Literally nothing fazes her and she doesn't have a spooky bone in her body. She hacks out alone or in company in the heaviest of traffic.

She's good to catch, clip and trim, and she's barefoot. She has no blemishes, vices or quirks. Her only "issue" is that the electric fence needs to be on to keep her in!

She's a real Labrador of a pony. She'll follow you into the tack room and the jump store and raid your pockets for treats, she's been a really fun addition to the yard.

To be completely honest, she is still green in the school. She's totally safe but needs more miles, and because of this she wouldn't suit a complete novice or first-time owner. If she were more established on the flat and had done more jumping, she would be worth a lot more, so whoever buys her now is getting a real opportunity. She's the same whether she's ridden every day or has a week off, but she really loves her work and would be happiest in a busy home where she's kept active.

With someone to put some miles on the clock, she will make a fantastic Pony Club all-rounder. Someone is going to have so much fun with her! She would also make a fabulous hunting pony!