Super fun coblet who does it all

• Cob
• Blue and white
• Gelding
• 11 years
• 12.2 hands

• Bombproof hacking
• Pc rallies and camps
• Mounted games, hunting, ode, dressage

Bertie Bassett. Full up 12.2 takes up the leg.
We've owned bertie for 2.5 years we brought him for my daughter to learn to ride on and he's done his job and we now have a new pony on its way.
He's attended hundred or rallies, pc camps, other local camps, fun rides dressage mini ode and hunting.
He does like to be at the front hunting so would need a Confident rider.
He's fine in open spaces my daughter who 10 hacks him out with her friends, they ride to the field bareback they slide off him the dress him up they throw mini hoops on his ears. He really is a super little coblet. Our 4 year old has won numerous dressage clear round rosettes he just follows you round.
He's perfect to catch load lead farrier dentist and clip.
He can be a cheeky pony when jumping , never nasty but will run out at a fence if you have baggy riens there for if he goes to a novice rider he will need someone older sibling or parent to ride him aswell as he will learn to take the mick. My 10 year old doesn't have any trouble with him but she did when she was less experienced he would nap to his friends but we used balanced riens and he was fine.
He's happy to live out or in over night.
He's adapts very well to his rider and will teach a child a ride but as above would need someone to keep him in line. Therefore he maybe better suited as a 1.5 pony.
He is n/p1 pssm so he carries 1 gene we've never had an issue with this. He doesn't get any special treatment. We muzzle him when the grass is long and make sure he works regularly. He's on basic feed just chaff and speedibeet.
He's shod on the front but only as we hack alot he has Realy good feet and can go barefoot. He's very clean in his stable.
Everyone that rides him loves him and he will take a rider upto about 5"2 so easy for an older sibling or parent to hop on.
We have 1000 of videos on request.
No timewasters
No dealers
He will come with all his rugs
Ideal saddle
And a flexi fillie muzzle
He will only go to a family home we're he can Continue to teach kids to ride.
He's not a push button pony he's off the leg and he really Is a fun pony and he will teach a child to pilot him not just aim and win.