Beautiful cob mare with a kind nature

• Irish
• Bay
• Mare
• 13 years
• 13 hands

• Hacks out very well alone or in company - great in traffic!
• Pops over show jumps and cross country fences
• Quiet and sweet natured mare - easy to deal with in all ways

Tashy is a beautiful Irish cob mare.
She understandably gets her name from the magnificent moustache she has, she sure does stand out!

Tashy is a safe and quiet ride. She has done pony club and cross country in Ireland. Loves to ride out on the beach, goes in the sea and walks quiet on a loose rein! In the school she rides with three correct paces, hasn’t done much schooling work and she isn’t the fittest currently, but is getting improving massively with each ride as she’s getting fitter. I’d say she is more woah than go in the school and isn’t going to run off anywhere with anyone. But does respond nicely to leg and isn’t a total kick along ride. She will happily deal with a wobbly and unbalanced rider. She will pop over small show jumps with fillers and cross country fences, doesn’t look for a way out. I feel she would be an asset to a low level pony club home, happy hacking, hunting, trekking centre, family pet, mother/daughter share.

Tashy is always snaffle mouthed, she is not at all strong! I’ve even hacked her out round a busy village on her own in a head collar and lead rope when I forgot her bridle! She really is excellent and very sensible in traffic, she will hack out alone or in company. Will take the lead or go behind.

Tashy will happily stand for hours to be groomed, bathed etc. She’s safe around children and can be trusted to be handled by them. She is not at all bargy or pushy and doesn’t pull faces. More on the quieter side to be around and deal with. She is easy to tack up/untack. She loads and travels like a dream. She’s happy to be stabled, but is currently living out 24/7 with us but comes in to be ridden and pampered. She settles well on her own, we’ve had her living in a field completely on her own, and in fields next to others, she’s not bothered either way! Would be a great pet to have at home!

I recently imported her from Ireland, she passed a 5 stage vetting when purchased. Open to inspection and any vetting. Tashy deserves a loving and caring home.