• International showjumper – Hong Kong, London International & Dublin
• Competition, production & training livery for ambitious horses and owners
• Competition, production & training livery for ambitious horses and owners

Professional Competition & Training Livery at Birchen Oak, Devon

Birchen Oak currently has limited availability for horses to join international showjumper and UKCC Level 2 coach Elliott Smith.

Elliott has competed internationally at prestigious shows including Hong Kong, London International and Dublin, and has extensive experience producing horses from young horses through to top-level competition.

We are particularly looking to work with ambitious owners and quality horses requiring professional production, competition riding or a structured training programme.

Services include:

• Competition & training livery

• Young horse production

• Competition riding

• Schooling and further education

• Sales preparation and sales livery

• Short-term intensive training

Every horse is treated individually, with a programme designed around its ability, temperament and the owner’s goals. The emphasis is on correct, sympathetic production with a clear plan for progression.

Birchen Oak offers a 36m × 55m all-weather arena, Monarch stabling, individual turnout, excellent hacking and hills for fitness work, with easy access to major competition venues.

Owners are encouraged to be involved in their horse’s progress, with regular communication, videos and coaching available.

Limited competition/training livery availability.

Based near Exeter, Devon. Please call, WhatsApp or message to discuss your horse.

• Dutch Warmblood
• Bay
• Mare
• 13 years
• 17hh / 173cm

• She has been incredibly confidence-giving for me as a novice
• Lola could be a perfect first horse for a confident amateur
• Has the ability to step up for a more experienced rider and be developed further

OPEN TO OFFERS ON PRICE

Lola | 17hh 13yo KWPN Bay Mare

Based on the East London / Essex border

Very pretty 17hh KWPN bay mare, Lola, 13 years old, offered for sale through absolutely no fault of her own.

I have owned Lola for the past 3 years, having bought her as a total novice, and she has genuinely been the most special horse I could ever have wished for. She has taught me an incredible amount, made so many of my dreams possible and has always looked after me. She has a lovely, kind temperament and does not have a nasty bone in her body. All she wants to do is please.

One of Lola’s biggest qualities is just how versatile she is as a ride. She is the type of horse who can step up or down depending on the rider. She has been incredibly confidence-giving for me as a novice, but equally has the ability to step up for a more experienced rider and be developed further. She is never a difficult ride and does not need to be constantly kept busy to remain sensible.

I genuinely believe Lola could be a perfect first horse for a confident amateur wanting to build their confidence, while equally being an exciting project for a professional or very experienced rider to develop into something exceptional.

Flatwork

Lola schools very nicely on the flat and is comfortable working in a snaffle. She would not currently be described as working in a perfect outline, but she has plenty of potential to do so with a knowledgeable rider.

She is sensitive and responsive without being difficult, and I feel there is a lot more to come from her with the right person.

She has always been ridden in a full-cheek snaffle for everything and I have never needed anything stronger.

Jumping

Jumping is where Lola really comes alive. She is very keen, loves her job and is technically very correct, with plenty of scope to progress.

She is currently jumping around 90cm comfortably with my friend and has the ability to go further with the right rider. She is not a horse that needs to be pushed, rushed or bullied. She is sensitive and if ridden aggressively she can lose confidence, so she needs a sympathetic rider who will allow her to trust them and build her up correctly.

With a kind and capable rider, I genuinely believe the sky is the limit for Lola. She has the ability to step up for an experienced rider while still being happy to jump smaller fences and give a less experienced rider confidence.

Lola has competed in the past and has a British Showjumping record. Her record is not particularly impressive and is certainly not reflective of her capability. She came to me with very little confidence, and during my ownership we have worked hard to rebuild that confidence.

She has not competed during the 3 years I have owned her, simply because I am not a capable or confident enough rider to take her out competing. This is not because I have any reason to believe she would not go out and compete successfully. With the right rider, I believe she could absolutely go out and make someone very happy.

I am not selling her as an established competition horse, but I believe she has a huge amount of untapped potential with the right person.

I have not personally taken her cross country, but I see no reason why she could not potentially enjoy it with the right introduction.

Hacking

Lola is an absolute star to hack.

She hacks happily alone or in company, in front or behind, and is completely unfazed by busy London roads, traffic and cars passing without slowing down. She does not nap or bolt and is sensible in open fields.

Even after a good gallop she does not become hot-headed or difficult.

She is equally happy having a quiet hack to build someone’s confidence or going out for a more active ride with an experienced rider.

Unfortunately, I do not currently have hacking videos as our current yard does not have any hacking available, but references are available from people who have ridden Lola, spent time with her and worked with her, and can provide an honest account of her temperament and behaviour.

Temperament & Handling

Lola is incredibly easy to handle and has always been very low-maintenance.

My non-horsey boyfriend and parents are able to turn her out and bring her in without any problems. She is lovely to do in every way and is never any hassle.

She is extremely confidence-giving and has never been dangerous, nasty or difficult to handle. She is sensitive, but this is what makes her such a rewarding horse to ride. She responds to a sympathetic rider and does not need to be forced or over-ridden.

She is:

* Very confidence-giving

* Suitable for a confident, relatively experienced novice

* Equally capable of stepping up for a more experienced rider or professional

* Never deliberately difficult or naughty

* Never dangerous or nasty

* Good to clip, although she can have the occasional fidget and does not particularly like having her face clipped

* Fine with dogs

* Respectful of fencing

* Easy to catch, lead and handle

* Fine after time off and does not become fresh

* Happy having around 2 weeks off before being ridden again

* Not fresh simply because it is cold or she has been clipped

* Good in different environments and has been to arena hires without becoming different or difficult

* Experienced travelling in trailers, boxes and lorries

Loading can initially involve a hesitation of around 2 minutes, but she always goes on and is then an excellent traveller. This is largely because she does not travel regularly. When she is going out frequently, she loads straight away. She travels quietly and has never caused an issue once on board.

Turnout

Lola currently lives in a stable with individual turnout, which suits her best.

She has previously been turned out in a herd and can kick, which appears to be more of a dominance issue than anything malicious. I would therefore ideally like her to remain on individual turnout, although I do not see why she could not potentially integrate into a suitable, non-dominant group with careful management.

Medical

Lola is shod on all four feet and currently sees the physio approximately every 8 weeks, although this is my personal preference and is not something I consider compulsory.

She does have arthritis in both hocks. Her hocks were injected in November 2025 and she has had no flare-ups since. I have the relevant X-rays available for any genuine prospective buyer who would like to see them.

Other than the arthritis, Lola has had no medical problems during my ownership.

Vetting is absolutely welcome, although she has never had a vetting during my ownership and therefore I cannot guarantee that she would pass one. I would rather be completely honest about this and allow a buyer to make their own informed decision.

Included in the Sale

Lola will come with her entire wardrobe and everything she currently owns, making her completely set up for her new home.

This includes her:

* Saddle

* Bridle

* Saddlepads

* Boots

* Rugs

* And all other equipment and belongings she currently has

Please Don’t Be Put Off

Please do not be put off by Lola’s age. She is 13, but in no way feels like a horse who is slowing down. She remains keen, willing and enthusiastic about her work and has plenty left to give the right person.

Equally, please do not be put off by her height. At 17hh she is obviously a big horse, but she is in no way difficult, dangerous or hard to handle because of her size. She is incredibly mannerly and easy to do, which is something I have always valued about her.

Her British Showjumping record also does not reflect the horse she is today or her true capability. She came to me lacking confidence, and we have spent the last 3 years building that back up. With the right rider who is kind, capable and willing to develop her, I genuinely believe she has a huge amount of potential.

She is the sort of horse who can step up and step down for different riders. She can give a confident amateur the security and confidence to progress, while also giving a professional an exciting project to develop. She does not need to be ridden in a particular way to avoid problems and has never been a difficult ride for anyone who has ridden her appropriately.

The Home

This is a very difficult sale for me. Lola has been my pride and joy for the last 3 years and has genuinely taught me the world. I would not be selling her if circumstances were different.

Her home is far more important to me than getting her sold quickly.

I am looking for a 5-star home where Lola will be loved and appreciated for everything she is.

I genuinely believe she could be a perfect first horse for a confident amateur who wants a kind, confidence-giving horse to build a partnership with, while equally being an amazing project for a professional or very experienced rider to make something truly special from.

She is a genuinely versatile horse with so much more to give. She can hack, school, jump, go out and about and adapt to different riders without becoming difficult. I would love for her next person to take the foundations we have built together and see just how far she can go.

NO DEALERS

NO LOANS

NO PAYMENT PLANS

I would love for her new owner to stay in contact and keep me updated on how she is getting on.

Lola is a genuinely special horse and is worth her weight in gold to me. She has made all my dreams come true, taught me the world and has always tried her absolute hardest for me. She has never been nasty or dangerous and has always wanted to please.

I want her next person to love her as much as I do and give her the opportunity to flourish.

Enquiries

ALL ENQUIRIES MUST BE MADE VIA WHATSAPP ONLY.

I will not be checking messages or notifications through sales websites, so please do not contact me through the advert platform.

📱 WhatsApp: +44 7749 629818

Please do not call without messaging first. Text me via WhatsApp first and I will get back to you to arrange a call.

Serious enquiries only, please.

• Bay
• Gelding
• 5 years
• 16.1hh / 166cm

• He is a lovely flashy athlete
• Loves cross country schooling

Biscuit is a 5 year old Bay Gelding standing about 16.1hh

Sire: Kms Rooney
Dam: Vitesse (1.50m)
Damsire: Heartbreaker

He is a lovely flashy athlete with good flatwork and the perfect temperament. Easy to ride and hack out, loves cross country schooling and has jumped around with U16 kids. Just started jumping 5 year old classes at Hickstead

Very genuine horse with perfect vetting 
One not to be missed!

Based in Hampshire

Price: £30,000

Contact Beth

• Welsh Section B
• Palomino
• Gelding
• 8 years
• 12.2hh / 127cm

• Welsh Sec B
• Gelding 7yrs
• 128cm

Tommy has been shown by both my daughters over the last couple of years in juniors, open classes and heritage FR. He's a wonderful pony, easy to do and only requires minimal working in. A very gentle boy who loves fuss and attention especially from little ones. Travels very well and stands on the lorry at shows no problem. Happy with the farrier etc.

In 2025 he qualified for the RI in the open A & B's, won the challenge small breeds at BSPS Winter Champs, the novice small breeds at BSPS Summer Champs and went reserve champion.

This year he qualified for the RI in the junior small breeds, was 1st and Champion in the juniors at BSPS Scotland and finished 2nd in a huge novice heritage FR class at Summer Champs.

Available to be tried nr Stokesley and open to any vetting

Please call Lucy 07736 301962

• British Warmblood
• Bay
• Mare
• 6 years
• 16.1hh / 166cm

• A pleasure to handle
• Loves her job
• Exciting Bloodlines

AN EXCITING YOUNG MARE WITH A GREAT ATTITUDE

Glory Envoy or Gloria as we call her is a smaller type, like all her family. She is a lovely 6-year-old mare by Envoy Merselsnest Z, out of a Carentino Glory mare.

She has a well-balanced canter, making her an easy and enjoyable horse to ride. She absolutely loves her job and approaches her work with a fantastic attitude.

She is straightforward, genuine and very easy to have around at home and at shows, whilst still being full of character and personality.

A really lovely young mare with plenty to like and an exciting future ahead of her.

She has been jumping British Novice and Discovery at BS shows.

Recent X-rays

• Anglo European
• Grey
• Gelding
• 10 years
• 17.1hh / 176cm

A seriously quality 17.1hh grey gelding by Zirocco Blue, out of a Crusador mare, Rocco has been in the same home for over three years and is a horse we know exceptionally well. He has produced results nationally and internationally up to 1.20m/1.25m, with plenty of clear rounds along the way. He is naturally careful, scopey and athletic, with plenty of ability.

He has always been produced patiently and given the time he needed to mature, rather than being over-jumped or rushed through the levels.

On the flat he is a lovely horse to ride. He takes the leg well, is established in his work, has excellent movement and very easy flying changes. He is also excellent to hack, and is good to box, shoe and clip.

This is a very difficult sale of a much-loved horse, so finding the right home is a must,Genuine enquiries only.

• Connemara
• Grey
• Colt
• 3 years
• 14.2hh / 148cm

• Class 1 - Top class 3yr old colt
• HOYS standard
• Addrigoole Aslan, top class 3yr old colt by HOYS prize winner Manor Duke

Aslan has a star studded pedigree being by multiple champion and Hoys prize winner Manor Duke. His dam is by Fredericksminde Hazy match and Cloonisle Cashel.

He received very high marks at inspection and he has been lightly shown this summer winning at Roundstone Show and being 4th at Clifden.

He would make a super prospect under saddle or equally as a breeding prospect. He is currently driving in long reins.

• Irish
• Chestnut
• Mare
• 8 years
• 16.1hh / 166cm

• Show jumped to 120/130
• Straightforward ride
• Nice quality mare

Penny competed showjumping . She has an easy jump.

Penny is naturally very balanced straight forward ride.

Penny has fantastic paces and would excel in showjumping / eventing .

Penny is very well Balanced has athletic canter is easy competition mare.

Penny is good round a course of fences has lots of ability. Has show jumped 110/120 will take a miss and stay brave.

She has a big heart and always tries to please and look after her rider.

Penny has a lovely nature in every way.

Price mid to low 5 figures

07802 708951

• Welsh Section A
• Black Roan
• Gelding
• 5 years
• 11.2hh / 117cm

• Broken March 2026
• Outstanding temperament
• Lightly shown this season with great results

Maenaddwyn Kilo-Môn

Kilo was bought out of the field last summer and backed and ridden away this March. His temperament is outstanding and he went to his first show on the lead in April at NPS Spring Festival where he was 2nd and qualified for the Summer champs. He has attended a couple of in hand shows and a total of 5 ridden shows being mostly 1st or second on the lead rein including novice mini champion at NPS area 11. He also completed his first first ridden classes at NPS Summer champs and was very well placed being ridden by an 8 year old who has only ridden him at shows.

Kilo has had an all round education and hacks alone, including cantering on the local downs, clear round jumping and is ridden mainly off the lead rein. He is so easy to do, clip, bath etc with no history of lameness/lami/sweet itch. He loves children and is very sweet and quiet to handle.

At shows kilo has had a little trot on the lunge, a practice with his jockey (who have only been borrowed) and gone straight into the ring. He doesn't need working in and he is generally very laid back.

Kilo has a super jump and has proven brave so he has good potential for WHP. He is still green but he is very willing and with some time spent in a new partnership over winter and in the future he will be equally as good a FR as LR and excel in so many things.

Kilo is looking for an ambitious family home or he is equally good enough for a producers yard. I really think a lot of him and a top home who will love him as much as I do is a priority.

Plenty of videos available but please call in the first instance.

• Westphalian
• Dark brown
• Gelding
• 9 years
• 16.1hh / 166cm

• Scores of 78% Ele | 71% Medium
• Not spooky
• A real judge pleaser

✨ A beautiful Chocolate Muffin✨

Gorgeous 9-year-old 16.2hh Westphalian Warmblood gelding

Monty is a very special horse who combines talent, experience and the most fantastic temperament. A proven competition horse who is also wonderfully straightforward and enjoyable to have around.

He has competed successfully to Medium, including numerous Area Festivals and Regional Championships, and has also competed at National level. He is currently schooling at Advanced Medium and has a flying change each way.

He is comfortable to ride, nicely responsive without being sharp, and good to the leg. He is straightforward and rideable, making him a real pleasure to work with.

Monty is naturally laid-back, safe and sensible. He isn’t spooky or reactive and is equally happy hacking alone or in company. He travels brilliantly to shows and is fantastic to deal with on your own. The sort of horse you can load up, take to a competition and know you can enjoy your day with.

Away from his ridden work, Monty is a real character who loves attention and enjoys being fussed over. He has a lovely temperament and is as enjoyable to spend time with as he is to ride.

He would make an ideal partner for a competitive amateur, junior/young rider or anyone looking for a talented, experienced and genuine horse. He has the training and competition experience to be competitive while still being a straightforward and enjoyable horse to have.

A genuinely lovely horse with a proven competition record, established training and a fantastic temperament.

Serious enquiries welcome. Videos and further information available. Located in Royal Wootton Bassett.

• Cob
• Palomino
• Gelding
• 6 years
• 14.1hh / 145cm

• True gentlemen
• Pleasing to the eye
• Bombproof

A heartbreaking sale of a truly special boy.

6-year-old, 14.1hh traditional cob who really is a true gentleman in every way. We originally bought him for driving, but sadly my grandma is no longer able to drive, so we have made the incredibly difficult decision to find him a new home.

He is an absolutely stunning traditional type, with masses of mane and feather. He really does turn heads wherever he goes and has the temperament to match his looks. ❤️

He is the sort that is very hard to find. Completely bombproof, kind, genuine and incredibly loving. He absolutely adores children and has happily had children on his back being led around the village. He takes everything in his stride and has a wonderful, sensible temperament.

He is brilliant to box, shoe and clip, loves being bathed and absolutely loves fuss and affection. He is easy, genuine and a pleasure to have around.

A proper family cob who would be an absolute asset to any home. He has the looks, temperament and personality and really is a true gentleman in every way.

This is a genuinely heartbreaking sale, so finding the right home is far more important to us than simply selling him. He deserves a loving home where he will be adored and enjoyed.

Serious enquiries only please.

• Thoroughbred
• Bay
• Gelding
• 6 years
• 16.2hh / 168cm

• JW is a lightly raced ex-National Hunt horse
• Permenant rehoming
• Eligible for RoR registration and classes

Very special home wanted for JW — full loan with a view to permanent rehoming

Due to a genuine lack of time, I am looking for an experienced, long-term home for my much-loved ex-racehorse, JW.

JW’s registered racing name is Jacks Wish. He is a 6 and 16.2 Thoroughbred gelding, born on 15 May 2020 and currently based near Preston, Lancashire. He was homebred by my uncle and is incredibly special to our family, so finding the right person is far more important than finding somebody quickly.

He is by Jack Hobbs, out of Camillas Wish. His dam had a successful National Hunt career, winning five races under rules - two over hurdles and three over fences, as well as a point-to-point.

JW is a lightly raced ex-National Hunt horse. He was trained by Nigel Twiston-Davies and had only three starts:

• 6th of 13 in a National Hunt Flat race at Huntingdon

• 5th of 11 in a National Hunt Flat race at Bangor-on-Dee

• One run over hurdles at Market Rasen

He never raced in a chase or over steeplechase fences.

JW raced in our family’s Proos racing colours, the same colours also carried by Broadway Boy, our much-loved six-time winner and Grand National runner who gave our family some unforgettable days in racing.

As JW has raced under rules, he is eligible for RoR registration and classes, subject to the new keeper completing the necessary registration and membership requirements.

JW has spent time at the British Thoroughbred Retraining Centre and has since been carefully and patiently retrained. He is now lovely on the long reins and is sensible enough for my experienced 13-year-old daughter, Summer, to ride. I have recent videos of both Summer and an experienced adult rider, Lauren, riding him, which I am happy to share with genuine enquiries.

He has three lovely, expressive paces. His schooling is still fairly basic because I simply haven’t had the time to develop it, but we genuinely believe he has the movement and potential to excel in dressage with the right experienced person.

Summer has occasionally popped him over a fence and he has been perfectly happy to do so, but he has not been extensively schooled or produced as a jumping horse.

JW hacks very well in company with another sensible horse, but he does not currently hack alone. He needs a confident, experienced adult who understands Thoroughbreds and will continue building his confidence. He is not suitable for a novice.

A Chifney is recommended when loading, and he should be loaded by an experienced handler who understands how to use one correctly.

Medical and behavioural history

Before receiving treatment, JW could nap and become upset under saddle. He was subsequently diagnosed with kissing spines and underwent successful surgery in April 2025 at Hirds

He has since completed a careful rehabilitation programme, is comfortable through his back and moves freely. His SI is assessed and normally injected approximately once each year. This must be continued whenever clinically recommended.

More recently, JW sustained a tendon-sheath injury. This has been treated and he is now back hacking as part of a gradual return to work. His new home must be prepared to continue building his strength and fitness steadily, following physio advice and without rushing him.

His complete veterinary history will be disclosed and discussed openly with genuinely interested people. Nothing will be hidden because I want the arrangement to be safe and right for JW and his new home.

He would suit somebody wanting to enjoy hacking in company, careful schooling and developing a genuine partnership with a lovely, sensitive Thoroughbred. Any future workload, jumping or competition plans must be guided by his progress and veterinary advice. He is not being advertised as a ready-made competition horse. Although he has the potential with the right rider.

The right home must:

• Be experienced with Thoroughbreds and horses returning to work

• Be happy to hack him in company rather than alone

• Continue his rehabilitation carefully

• Provide suitable turnout and equine companionship

JW is a lovely horse who deserves somebody with the time and experience to enjoy and develop him properly. With three children and my daughter’s busy competition schedule, I simply cannot give him the consistency he deserves.

Serious, knowledgeable enquiries only, please. When messaging, please include your riding experience, intended plans for JW, location, yard and turnout arrangements.

JW can come with a fitted saddle. Either GP or Dressage but the saddles are not gifted with the horse they will come with a price

• International showjumper – Hong Kong, London International & Dublin
• Competition, production & training livery for ambitious horses and owners
• Competition, production & training livery for ambitious horses and owners

Professional Competition & Training Livery at Birchen Oak, Devon

Birchen Oak currently has limited availability for horses to join international showjumper and UKCC Level 2 coach Elliott Smith.

Elliott has competed internationally at prestigious shows including Hong Kong, London International and Dublin, and has extensive experience producing horses from young horses through to top-level competition.

We are particularly looking to work with ambitious owners and quality horses requiring professional production, competition riding or a structured training programme.

Services include:

• Competition & training livery

• Young horse production

• Competition riding

• Schooling and further education

• Sales preparation and sales livery

• Short-term intensive training

Every horse is treated individually, with a programme designed around its ability, temperament and the owner’s goals. The emphasis is on correct, sympathetic production with a clear plan for progression.

Birchen Oak offers a 36m × 55m all-weather arena, Monarch stabling, individual turnout, excellent hacking and hills for fitness work, with easy access to major competition venues.

Owners are encouraged to be involved in their horse’s progress, with regular communication, videos and coaching available.

Limited competition/training livery availability.

Based near Exeter, Devon. Please call, WhatsApp or message to discuss your horse.

• Dutch Warmblood
• Bay
• Mare
• 13 years
• 17hh / 173cm

• She has been incredibly confidence-giving for me as a novice
• Lola could be a perfect first horse for a confident amateur
• Has the ability to step up for a more experienced rider and be developed further

OPEN TO OFFERS ON PRICE

Lola | 17hh 13yo KWPN Bay Mare

Based on the East London / Essex border

Very pretty 17hh KWPN bay mare, Lola, 13 years old, offered for sale through absolutely no fault of her own.

I have owned Lola for the past 3 years, having bought her as a total novice, and she has genuinely been the most special horse I could ever have wished for. She has taught me an incredible amount, made so many of my dreams possible and has always looked after me. She has a lovely, kind temperament and does not have a nasty bone in her body. All she wants to do is please.

One of Lola’s biggest qualities is just how versatile she is as a ride. She is the type of horse who can step up or down depending on the rider. She has been incredibly confidence-giving for me as a novice, but equally has the ability to step up for a more experienced rider and be developed further. She is never a difficult ride and does not need to be constantly kept busy to remain sensible.

I genuinely believe Lola could be a perfect first horse for a confident amateur wanting to build their confidence, while equally being an exciting project for a professional or very experienced rider to develop into something exceptional.

Flatwork

Lola schools very nicely on the flat and is comfortable working in a snaffle. She would not currently be described as working in a perfect outline, but she has plenty of potential to do so with a knowledgeable rider.

She is sensitive and responsive without being difficult, and I feel there is a lot more to come from her with the right person.

She has always been ridden in a full-cheek snaffle for everything and I have never needed anything stronger.

Jumping

Jumping is where Lola really comes alive. She is very keen, loves her job and is technically very correct, with plenty of scope to progress.

She is currently jumping around 90cm comfortably with my friend and has the ability to go further with the right rider. She is not a horse that needs to be pushed, rushed or bullied. She is sensitive and if ridden aggressively she can lose confidence, so she needs a sympathetic rider who will allow her to trust them and build her up correctly.

With a kind and capable rider, I genuinely believe the sky is the limit for Lola. She has the ability to step up for an experienced rider while still being happy to jump smaller fences and give a less experienced rider confidence.

Lola has competed in the past and has a British Showjumping record. Her record is not particularly impressive and is certainly not reflective of her capability. She came to me with very little confidence, and during my ownership we have worked hard to rebuild that confidence.

She has not competed during the 3 years I have owned her, simply because I am not a capable or confident enough rider to take her out competing. This is not because I have any reason to believe she would not go out and compete successfully. With the right rider, I believe she could absolutely go out and make someone very happy.

I am not selling her as an established competition horse, but I believe she has a huge amount of untapped potential with the right person.

I have not personally taken her cross country, but I see no reason why she could not potentially enjoy it with the right introduction.

Hacking

Lola is an absolute star to hack.

She hacks happily alone or in company, in front or behind, and is completely unfazed by busy London roads, traffic and cars passing without slowing down. She does not nap or bolt and is sensible in open fields.

Even after a good gallop she does not become hot-headed or difficult.

She is equally happy having a quiet hack to build someone’s confidence or going out for a more active ride with an experienced rider.

Unfortunately, I do not currently have hacking videos as our current yard does not have any hacking available, but references are available from people who have ridden Lola, spent time with her and worked with her, and can provide an honest account of her temperament and behaviour.

Temperament & Handling

Lola is incredibly easy to handle and has always been very low-maintenance.

My non-horsey boyfriend and parents are able to turn her out and bring her in without any problems. She is lovely to do in every way and is never any hassle.

She is extremely confidence-giving and has never been dangerous, nasty or difficult to handle. She is sensitive, but this is what makes her such a rewarding horse to ride. She responds to a sympathetic rider and does not need to be forced or over-ridden.

She is:

* Very confidence-giving

* Suitable for a confident, relatively experienced novice

* Equally capable of stepping up for a more experienced rider or professional

* Never deliberately difficult or naughty

* Never dangerous or nasty

* Good to clip, although she can have the occasional fidget and does not particularly like having her face clipped

* Fine with dogs

* Respectful of fencing

* Easy to catch, lead and handle

* Fine after time off and does not become fresh

* Happy having around 2 weeks off before being ridden again

* Not fresh simply because it is cold or she has been clipped

* Good in different environments and has been to arena hires without becoming different or difficult

* Experienced travelling in trailers, boxes and lorries

Loading can initially involve a hesitation of around 2 minutes, but she always goes on and is then an excellent traveller. This is largely because she does not travel regularly. When she is going out frequently, she loads straight away. She travels quietly and has never caused an issue once on board.

Turnout

Lola currently lives in a stable with individual turnout, which suits her best.

She has previously been turned out in a herd and can kick, which appears to be more of a dominance issue than anything malicious. I would therefore ideally like her to remain on individual turnout, although I do not see why she could not potentially integrate into a suitable, non-dominant group with careful management.

Medical

Lola is shod on all four feet and currently sees the physio approximately every 8 weeks, although this is my personal preference and is not something I consider compulsory.

She does have arthritis in both hocks. Her hocks were injected in November 2025 and she has had no flare-ups since. I have the relevant X-rays available for any genuine prospective buyer who would like to see them.

Other than the arthritis, Lola has had no medical problems during my ownership.

Vetting is absolutely welcome, although she has never had a vetting during my ownership and therefore I cannot guarantee that she would pass one. I would rather be completely honest about this and allow a buyer to make their own informed decision.

Included in the Sale

Lola will come with her entire wardrobe and everything she currently owns, making her completely set up for her new home.

This includes her:

* Saddle

* Bridle

* Saddlepads

* Boots

* Rugs

* And all other equipment and belongings she currently has

Please Don’t Be Put Off

Please do not be put off by Lola’s age. She is 13, but in no way feels like a horse who is slowing down. She remains keen, willing and enthusiastic about her work and has plenty left to give the right person.

Equally, please do not be put off by her height. At 17hh she is obviously a big horse, but she is in no way difficult, dangerous or hard to handle because of her size. She is incredibly mannerly and easy to do, which is something I have always valued about her.

Her British Showjumping record also does not reflect the horse she is today or her true capability. She came to me lacking confidence, and we have spent the last 3 years building that back up. With the right rider who is kind, capable and willing to develop her, I genuinely believe she has a huge amount of potential.

She is the sort of horse who can step up and step down for different riders. She can give a confident amateur the security and confidence to progress, while also giving a professional an exciting project to develop. She does not need to be ridden in a particular way to avoid problems and has never been a difficult ride for anyone who has ridden her appropriately.

The Home

This is a very difficult sale for me. Lola has been my pride and joy for the last 3 years and has genuinely taught me the world. I would not be selling her if circumstances were different.

Her home is far more important to me than getting her sold quickly.

I am looking for a 5-star home where Lola will be loved and appreciated for everything she is.

I genuinely believe she could be a perfect first horse for a confident amateur who wants a kind, confidence-giving horse to build a partnership with, while equally being an amazing project for a professional or very experienced rider to make something truly special from.

She is a genuinely versatile horse with so much more to give. She can hack, school, jump, go out and about and adapt to different riders without becoming difficult. I would love for her next person to take the foundations we have built together and see just how far she can go.

NO DEALERS

NO LOANS

NO PAYMENT PLANS

I would love for her new owner to stay in contact and keep me updated on how she is getting on.

Lola is a genuinely special horse and is worth her weight in gold to me. She has made all my dreams come true, taught me the world and has always tried her absolute hardest for me. She has never been nasty or dangerous and has always wanted to please.

I want her next person to love her as much as I do and give her the opportunity to flourish.

Enquiries

ALL ENQUIRIES MUST BE MADE VIA WHATSAPP ONLY.

I will not be checking messages or notifications through sales websites, so please do not contact me through the advert platform.

📱 WhatsApp: +44 7749 629818

Please do not call without messaging first. Text me via WhatsApp first and I will get back to you to arrange a call.

Serious enquiries only, please.

• Bay
• Gelding
• 5 years
• 16.1hh / 166cm

• He is a lovely flashy athlete
• Loves cross country schooling

Biscuit is a 5 year old Bay Gelding standing about 16.1hh

Sire: Kms Rooney
Dam: Vitesse (1.50m)
Damsire: Heartbreaker

He is a lovely flashy athlete with good flatwork and the perfect temperament. Easy to ride and hack out, loves cross country schooling and has jumped around with U16 kids. Just started jumping 5 year old classes at Hickstead

Very genuine horse with perfect vetting 
One not to be missed!

Based in Hampshire

Price: £30,000

Contact Beth

• Welsh Section B
• Palomino
• Gelding
• 8 years
• 12.2hh / 127cm

• Welsh Sec B
• Gelding 7yrs
• 128cm

Tommy has been shown by both my daughters over the last couple of years in juniors, open classes and heritage FR. He's a wonderful pony, easy to do and only requires minimal working in. A very gentle boy who loves fuss and attention especially from little ones. Travels very well and stands on the lorry at shows no problem. Happy with the farrier etc.

In 2025 he qualified for the RI in the open A & B's, won the challenge small breeds at BSPS Winter Champs, the novice small breeds at BSPS Summer Champs and went reserve champion.

This year he qualified for the RI in the junior small breeds, was 1st and Champion in the juniors at BSPS Scotland and finished 2nd in a huge novice heritage FR class at Summer Champs.

Available to be tried nr Stokesley and open to any vetting

Please call Lucy 07736 301962

• British Warmblood
• Bay
• Mare
• 6 years
• 16.1hh / 166cm

• A pleasure to handle
• Loves her job
• Exciting Bloodlines

AN EXCITING YOUNG MARE WITH A GREAT ATTITUDE

Glory Envoy or Gloria as we call her is a smaller type, like all her family. She is a lovely 6-year-old mare by Envoy Merselsnest Z, out of a Carentino Glory mare.

She has a well-balanced canter, making her an easy and enjoyable horse to ride. She absolutely loves her job and approaches her work with a fantastic attitude.

She is straightforward, genuine and very easy to have around at home and at shows, whilst still being full of character and personality.

A really lovely young mare with plenty to like and an exciting future ahead of her.

She has been jumping British Novice and Discovery at BS shows.

Recent X-rays

• Anglo European
• Grey
• Gelding
• 10 years
• 17.1hh / 176cm

A seriously quality 17.1hh grey gelding by Zirocco Blue, out of a Crusador mare, Rocco has been in the same home for over three years and is a horse we know exceptionally well. He has produced results nationally and internationally up to 1.20m/1.25m, with plenty of clear rounds along the way. He is naturally careful, scopey and athletic, with plenty of ability.

He has always been produced patiently and given the time he needed to mature, rather than being over-jumped or rushed through the levels.

On the flat he is a lovely horse to ride. He takes the leg well, is established in his work, has excellent movement and very easy flying changes. He is also excellent to hack, and is good to box, shoe and clip.

This is a very difficult sale of a much-loved horse, so finding the right home is a must,Genuine enquiries only.

• Connemara
• Grey
• Colt
• 3 years
• 14.2hh / 148cm

• Class 1 - Top class 3yr old colt
• HOYS standard
• Addrigoole Aslan, top class 3yr old colt by HOYS prize winner Manor Duke

Aslan has a star studded pedigree being by multiple champion and Hoys prize winner Manor Duke. His dam is by Fredericksminde Hazy match and Cloonisle Cashel.

He received very high marks at inspection and he has been lightly shown this summer winning at Roundstone Show and being 4th at Clifden.

He would make a super prospect under saddle or equally as a breeding prospect. He is currently driving in long reins.

• Irish
• Chestnut
• Mare
• 8 years
• 16.1hh / 166cm

• Show jumped to 120/130
• Straightforward ride
• Nice quality mare

Penny competed showjumping . She has an easy jump.

Penny is naturally very balanced straight forward ride.

Penny has fantastic paces and would excel in showjumping / eventing .

Penny is very well Balanced has athletic canter is easy competition mare.

Penny is good round a course of fences has lots of ability. Has show jumped 110/120 will take a miss and stay brave.

She has a big heart and always tries to please and look after her rider.

Penny has a lovely nature in every way.

Price mid to low 5 figures

07802 708951

• Welsh Section A
• Black Roan
• Gelding
• 5 years
• 11.2hh / 117cm

• Broken March 2026
• Outstanding temperament
• Lightly shown this season with great results

Maenaddwyn Kilo-Môn

Kilo was bought out of the field last summer and backed and ridden away this March. His temperament is outstanding and he went to his first show on the lead in April at NPS Spring Festival where he was 2nd and qualified for the Summer champs. He has attended a couple of in hand shows and a total of 5 ridden shows being mostly 1st or second on the lead rein including novice mini champion at NPS area 11. He also completed his first first ridden classes at NPS Summer champs and was very well placed being ridden by an 8 year old who has only ridden him at shows.

Kilo has had an all round education and hacks alone, including cantering on the local downs, clear round jumping and is ridden mainly off the lead rein. He is so easy to do, clip, bath etc with no history of lameness/lami/sweet itch. He loves children and is very sweet and quiet to handle.

At shows kilo has had a little trot on the lunge, a practice with his jockey (who have only been borrowed) and gone straight into the ring. He doesn't need working in and he is generally very laid back.

Kilo has a super jump and has proven brave so he has good potential for WHP. He is still green but he is very willing and with some time spent in a new partnership over winter and in the future he will be equally as good a FR as LR and excel in so many things.

Kilo is looking for an ambitious family home or he is equally good enough for a producers yard. I really think a lot of him and a top home who will love him as much as I do is a priority.

Plenty of videos available but please call in the first instance.

• Westphalian
• Dark brown
• Gelding
• 9 years
• 16.1hh / 166cm

• Scores of 78% Ele | 71% Medium
• Not spooky
• A real judge pleaser

✨ A beautiful Chocolate Muffin✨

Gorgeous 9-year-old 16.2hh Westphalian Warmblood gelding

Monty is a very special horse who combines talent, experience and the most fantastic temperament. A proven competition horse who is also wonderfully straightforward and enjoyable to have around.

He has competed successfully to Medium, including numerous Area Festivals and Regional Championships, and has also competed at National level. He is currently schooling at Advanced Medium and has a flying change each way.

He is comfortable to ride, nicely responsive without being sharp, and good to the leg. He is straightforward and rideable, making him a real pleasure to work with.

Monty is naturally laid-back, safe and sensible. He isn’t spooky or reactive and is equally happy hacking alone or in company. He travels brilliantly to shows and is fantastic to deal with on your own. The sort of horse you can load up, take to a competition and know you can enjoy your day with.

Away from his ridden work, Monty is a real character who loves attention and enjoys being fussed over. He has a lovely temperament and is as enjoyable to spend time with as he is to ride.

He would make an ideal partner for a competitive amateur, junior/young rider or anyone looking for a talented, experienced and genuine horse. He has the training and competition experience to be competitive while still being a straightforward and enjoyable horse to have.

A genuinely lovely horse with a proven competition record, established training and a fantastic temperament.

Serious enquiries welcome. Videos and further information available. Located in Royal Wootton Bassett.

• Cob
• Palomino
• Gelding
• 6 years
• 14.1hh / 145cm

• True gentlemen
• Pleasing to the eye
• Bombproof

A heartbreaking sale of a truly special boy.

6-year-old, 14.1hh traditional cob who really is a true gentleman in every way. We originally bought him for driving, but sadly my grandma is no longer able to drive, so we have made the incredibly difficult decision to find him a new home.

He is an absolutely stunning traditional type, with masses of mane and feather. He really does turn heads wherever he goes and has the temperament to match his looks. ❤️

He is the sort that is very hard to find. Completely bombproof, kind, genuine and incredibly loving. He absolutely adores children and has happily had children on his back being led around the village. He takes everything in his stride and has a wonderful, sensible temperament.

He is brilliant to box, shoe and clip, loves being bathed and absolutely loves fuss and affection. He is easy, genuine and a pleasure to have around.

A proper family cob who would be an absolute asset to any home. He has the looks, temperament and personality and really is a true gentleman in every way.

This is a genuinely heartbreaking sale, so finding the right home is far more important to us than simply selling him. He deserves a loving home where he will be adored and enjoyed.

Serious enquiries only please.

• Thoroughbred
• Bay
• Gelding
• 6 years
• 16.2hh / 168cm

• JW is a lightly raced ex-National Hunt horse
• Permenant rehoming
• Eligible for RoR registration and classes

Very special home wanted for JW — full loan with a view to permanent rehoming

Due to a genuine lack of time, I am looking for an experienced, long-term home for my much-loved ex-racehorse, JW.

JW’s registered racing name is Jacks Wish. He is a 6 and 16.2 Thoroughbred gelding, born on 15 May 2020 and currently based near Preston, Lancashire. He was homebred by my uncle and is incredibly special to our family, so finding the right person is far more important than finding somebody quickly.

He is by Jack Hobbs, out of Camillas Wish. His dam had a successful National Hunt career, winning five races under rules - two over hurdles and three over fences, as well as a point-to-point.

JW is a lightly raced ex-National Hunt horse. He was trained by Nigel Twiston-Davies and had only three starts:

• 6th of 13 in a National Hunt Flat race at Huntingdon

• 5th of 11 in a National Hunt Flat race at Bangor-on-Dee

• One run over hurdles at Market Rasen

He never raced in a chase or over steeplechase fences.

JW raced in our family’s Proos racing colours, the same colours also carried by Broadway Boy, our much-loved six-time winner and Grand National runner who gave our family some unforgettable days in racing.

As JW has raced under rules, he is eligible for RoR registration and classes, subject to the new keeper completing the necessary registration and membership requirements.

JW has spent time at the British Thoroughbred Retraining Centre and has since been carefully and patiently retrained. He is now lovely on the long reins and is sensible enough for my experienced 13-year-old daughter, Summer, to ride. I have recent videos of both Summer and an experienced adult rider, Lauren, riding him, which I am happy to share with genuine enquiries.

He has three lovely, expressive paces. His schooling is still fairly basic because I simply haven’t had the time to develop it, but we genuinely believe he has the movement and potential to excel in dressage with the right experienced person.

Summer has occasionally popped him over a fence and he has been perfectly happy to do so, but he has not been extensively schooled or produced as a jumping horse.

JW hacks very well in company with another sensible horse, but he does not currently hack alone. He needs a confident, experienced adult who understands Thoroughbreds and will continue building his confidence. He is not suitable for a novice.

A Chifney is recommended when loading, and he should be loaded by an experienced handler who understands how to use one correctly.

Medical and behavioural history

Before receiving treatment, JW could nap and become upset under saddle. He was subsequently diagnosed with kissing spines and underwent successful surgery in April 2025 at Hirds

He has since completed a careful rehabilitation programme, is comfortable through his back and moves freely. His SI is assessed and normally injected approximately once each year. This must be continued whenever clinically recommended.

More recently, JW sustained a tendon-sheath injury. This has been treated and he is now back hacking as part of a gradual return to work. His new home must be prepared to continue building his strength and fitness steadily, following physio advice and without rushing him.

His complete veterinary history will be disclosed and discussed openly with genuinely interested people. Nothing will be hidden because I want the arrangement to be safe and right for JW and his new home.

He would suit somebody wanting to enjoy hacking in company, careful schooling and developing a genuine partnership with a lovely, sensitive Thoroughbred. Any future workload, jumping or competition plans must be guided by his progress and veterinary advice. He is not being advertised as a ready-made competition horse. Although he has the potential with the right rider.

The right home must:

• Be experienced with Thoroughbreds and horses returning to work

• Be happy to hack him in company rather than alone

• Continue his rehabilitation carefully

• Provide suitable turnout and equine companionship

JW is a lovely horse who deserves somebody with the time and experience to enjoy and develop him properly. With three children and my daughter’s busy competition schedule, I simply cannot give him the consistency he deserves.

Serious, knowledgeable enquiries only, please. When messaging, please include your riding experience, intended plans for JW, location, yard and turnout arrangements.

JW can come with a fitted saddle. Either GP or Dressage but the saddles are not gifted with the horse they will come with a price