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AY Irish Cobs & Sport Horses

4yo 15.3hh chocolate dun gelding | well handled blank canvas


Ref #: 422613
  • Genuine, nice natured, unbroken blank canvas ready to start his education.
  • A lovely horse to deal with on the ground, well mannered and easy to do.
  • Clean limbed with no lumps, bumps, or sarcoids.
£3,750 ONO
  • Irish
  • Chocolate Dun
  • Gelding
  • 4 years
  • 15.3hh / 161cm
  • Genuine, nice natured, unbroken blank canvas ready to start his education.
  • A lovely horse to deal with on the ground, well mannered and easy to do.
  • Clean limbed with no lumps, bumps, or sarcoids.

Mr Cadburys

2022 born Irish Draught × type, no recorded breeding. Currently unbroken, but well handled and has been given plenty of time to mature and grow. He’s now at a nice age to start his education.

A lovely kind natured horse who’s easy to have around and loves attention. He’s the sort that will happily stand all day to be groomed and fussed over. Good to catch, lead and load, stands to be groomed and washed, and is well mannered in and out of the stable.

He’s a genuine youngster with a nice temperament and plenty of potential to make a lovely horse for someone. A blank canvas ready for someone to put their own stamp on him.

Clean limbed with no lumps, bumps or sarcoids. Up to date with worming and the farrier.

A lovely winter project for someone looking for a nice natured genuine young horse to produce.


3yo Irish cob gelding to make 15.2/3hh | Backed and riding away


Ref #: 422608
  • Backed and lightly hacked around busy country lanes alone and in company, sensible in traffic.
  • Quiet to handle and a nice person on the ground; good to catch, load, groom, and well mannered.
  • A genuine youngster who hasn’t been overproduced.
£4,800
  • Cob
  • Grey
  • Gelding
  • 3 years
  • 15.1hh / 155cm
  • Backed and lightly hacked around busy country lanes alone and in company, sensible in traffic.
  • Quiet to handle and a nice person on the ground; good to catch, load, groom, and well mannered.
  • A genuine youngster who hasn’t been overproduced.

Smokey Joe is a lovely natured 3 year old Irish Cob gelding with a bright future ahead of him. Currently standing at 15.1hh with plenty of maturing and filling out left to do, he should develop into a super substantial and versatile cob. I expect he will mature to 15.2-15.3hh.

He has been given a kind, quiet start to his education and has been backed and ridden away, lightly hacking around our country lanes both alone and in company. He has seen traffic and farm machinery and has proved sensible for his age.

Smokey is a responsive ride with a nice attitude to his work. He is snaffle mouthed and has the makings of a lovely all rounder for someone to continue producing. He has seen dogs, sheep, cows and donkeys.

He is a pleasure to have around the yard, good to catch and happy to stand patiently tied up. He gets on well with other horses and turns out happily in a mixed herd. He is good for the farrier (currently barefoot) and stands to be groomed and fussed over. He loads well onto both a trailer and a horsebox.

Smokey has had a positive introduction to ridden life and hasn’t been over produced, he is very much a youngster who still needs time to mature physically and mentally. Ideally he would benefit from some time to grow and develop over the winter before continuing his education as a four year old.

He would suit someone experienced looking for a quality young cob to bring on, build a partnership with and put their own stamp on. He has a kind nature and willing attitude, and will make someone a lovely allrounder in the future.

Smokey is offered as a promising youngster who has been lightly started, ready for someone experienced to continue his education. He would not suit a novice or nervous rider at this stage as he is still learning.

He is up to date with the farrier, dentist and worming.


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