• Welsh Section C
• Chestnut
• Gelding
• 6 years
• 13.2 hands

• He drives single 4 wheel & 2 wheel
• He rides wherever in country
• He hunts, he showjumps, he schools beautifullly

Extremly hard reluctant decision.
Full up 13.2hh registered (Cascob bred) 6yo gelding.
I’ve owned Ed for 3 years, here hes done everything.
He’s ready to find his own person, he’s ultimately wasted here and should be on the circuit, he thrives for his work and all I want to do now is hack with my daughter.

Driving - he only ever been driven single, he’s easy to drive and has been driven by friends that have never driven before. He hasn’t been driven all winter but no reason why you can’t chuck harness on and pootle up the road. He’s not 100 percent with really heavy traffic so country lanes, pub drives etc is his thing.

SJ - he’s extremely brave. He always says yes, he comfortable popping around 70/80s he’s not been pushed height wise due to his age but definitely has more in the bag.

XC - again he’s brave. He’s jumped logs, tyres, coffins, tiger traps, goes through water.

Flatwork - he’s a nice easy ride with sharp transitions, if you’re looking for a kick along he’s not that type. He’s been schooled to a high level. Leg, sit quiet & go. He does the hard work for you.

Ground manners - he’s polite, he’s good to shoe (barefoot currently), he stables, he has no vices, he loads onto my lorry, he doesn’t like his mane pulled or his face clipping.

Hacking - he hacks alone or in company front or back - he’s not 100 percent in really heavy traffic. He will go over country alone for miles. He’s the type that would go all day, you would put the same pony to bed that you got out in the morning.

Hunting - he’s been hunted with hounds, he’s fidgety at a meet and wants to get the job done but he’s sensible and not horrible with it. Again you’ll put the same pony bed that you got out in the morning to do the same again tomorrow.

Showing - he’s been lightly shown both Inhand and under saddle. He wipes the floor Inhand at county level.

I could write about him all day, you never see them on the market. He’s everything anyone wants from a pony but you must understand he’s Welsh, he thrives off his work, he’s powerful and most certainly not suitable for a novice or weak rider.

He’s goes in a double jointed loose ring happy mouth snaffle for all disciplines.

He’s been ridden by my 10yo daughter several times at home, she’s got a pony already she pings around, rides upside down, back to front etc so she pays no interest in moving onto Ed. He’s a serious machine.

He can be sold with made to measure quality tack. Hes upto date with its vaccinations, worming feet etc.

He can be delivered anywhere.

• Welsh Section C
• Chestnut
• Mare
• 15 years
• 13.2 hands

• Been there and done it pony
• Responsive and forward thinking
• Gentle and endlessly patient

Is time to find a lovely new family for gorgeous Meadow - she is a 13.2hh Welsh section C (with full green passport) - 15yrs and a very special pony.

She would suit a confident rider age 8-14yrs I would say (or older if still small - she is a cob so can carry weight) on or off lead rein. She is more of a second pony when off the lead rein, as would probably be too responsive for a complete novice (that said she was both of our daughter’s first pony!)

She is very easy and straightforwards, well schooled and adjusts herself to suit the jockey, she is absolutely brilliant around kids. She will jump anything you point her at, and is very comfortable to ride - not too bouncy! She has taught many a child to ride (2 of mine included) She is brilliant fun, a forward thinking responsive pony that isn’t a kick along.

She has never bitten, kicked, reared or bolted, no vices (unless you count being a greedy Welsh!) She loves to jump, and has never refused a jump the whole time we’ve had her (4 years) but I don’t feel she would suit a hugely competitive jumping family, more just popping round a clear round course or x- country with the pony club type thing. She has been to many PC camps, many many PC rallies and has appeared as many characters/ themes at the fun rallies over the years! She is happy to stand and been painted, prodded and preened, endlessly patient.

The only negatives I can think of is that on the ground she will happily drag a child to the nearest food bin if allowed to! (Aren’t all ponies greedy like this ?????no history of lami though) She can be speedy when doing grid work (she loves it!) but never at all dangerous or silly.

She’s a wonderful pony, 5*homes only please! WhatsApp for videos

• Welsh Section C
• Palomino
• Gelding
• 4 years
• 138 cm

• Very Calm Trainable Temperament
• Gorgeous Metallic Dark Gold Palomino
• Very Kind and Sweet, a Perfect Child’s Best Friend

Gray is a super sweet 4y/o 13.3hh Welsh C Palomino gelding, looking for his forever family.

He has been well handled since he was a foal and is very easy to do in all situations. He has been with me for backing for the last two months and has taken to everything like he has been doing it all his life. I am selling Gray on behalf of my nanny/ housekeeper, this was a fun project for me in exchange for extra help.

Sweet, kind, trainable and unflappable in nature, he has just recently been ridden by children as young as six and out hacking with an intermediate eight year old, cantering in open fields. He has not spooked, bucked or done anything remotely silly since we started working with him. He can be led in and out of the field, groomed and handled by my six year old daughter.

Gray has been trained under the TRT Method using the Preparing the Perfect Pony course and has fantastic groundwork, is trained to park by the block, to come back to the person in the middle when the rider stops riding, and to regulate his own emotions in all situations. As you can see in the video of him with the small child on him, he has perfect join up and will stick to the person on the ground and follow them all day. He has been given time to grow and mature and has had the best possible start in life.

He is hacking confidently and cantering out sensibly in a group, he goes in front or behind no problem at all. He does not suffer from separation anxiety at all so I don’t foresee solo hacking being an issue, he is always happy to lead and is often out ahead of other horses out hacking.

He has begun cantering and pole work in the arena so we can show prospective buyers but ideally he will do a lot more strength training out hacking before he is schooled too much more in the arena. He is always happy to give anything a go and the biggest challenge is always to not be too greedy in what you ask of him.

Gray is being taught to find his balance and reach for the contact and is forward off the leg with a lovely soft mouth. Has never once gone to bolt even when seeing large machinery out hacking with only a rope halter.

He did most of his training until the last few weeks in nothing more than a rope halter and he stops very easily to both nose and bit pressure. He is still finding his consistency in the contact but that is coming quickly. He would be perfect for someone who wanted to try liberty, bitless or bridleless riding as he is so sensible and so respectful of nose pressure and seat aids.

I have trained him to stop and turn in to the person on the ground in the arena when the rider goes neutral so that he would be very safe for children to ride. He parks and stands stock still in the arena or yard, I can drop the rope and walk away and he will stay put. Very calm when kids are fussing around him.

He will make the ultimate allrounder and best friend for a child, or a fab partner for a lightweight adult. The ideal mother daughter share.

He will only go to a knowledgable 5* home. We are looking for him to go to a person or family where he will get a lot of love and will be able to continue learning in a positive environment. Please no inexperienced horse owners, as he is young and would be untrained as easily as he has been trained.

Feel free to message me and we can arrange a time to speak about him- Beth

• Welsh Section C
• Liver chestnut
• Gelding
• 9 years
• 13 hands

• 13th Bramham BE80 National Championships 2023
• 2nd NSEA 70cm Championships at Hickstead 2023
• 3rd Llanymynech BE80 2023

• Welsh Section C
• Bay roan
• Gelding
• 5 years
• 12.2 hands

• Bay roan 4 whites gelding by Leyeswick Hagro. 12.2hh.
• Tonnes of bone and feather, just has a lot of filling out to do.

Sold from the field as we don't have stable space. Second ad photo as a 3 year old.

He is fully broken to drive (previous home and I don't have pics/videos) and has work full tack, been sat on and walked proving to be super sweet, laid back and easy.

Would make a super child's all round pony or a top HOYS WHP. 

Someone will have a top pony for a bargain. No lumps or bumps and is easy to deal with.

He loose jumped for the first ever time over 1m20 with ease so we feel he

Would make a top track JA jumping pony.

No video collectors or time wasters.

He’s a total bargain for his quality. 

£2600 ovno to a top 5* home

07919 002461 based in Surrey 

• Welsh Section C
• Chestnut
• Gelding
• 6 years
• 13.2 hands

• 6 year old Section C gelding
• Lovely temperament, conformation and action
• Should make a top class ridden animal in any chosen field. A blank canvas

• Welsh Section C
• Chestnut
• Mare
• 13 years
• 13.2 hands (LHC)

• Allrounder
• Registered Section C Welsh Mare

A gem of a pony. Very sad sale as outgrown by tall 15 year old daughter.

She has 3 lovely paces, beautifully scopey jump and pops a nice xc course. We are not a competition family but she has done pony club camps, rallies, clinics and the odd xc hire and has taught my daughter so much.

We have had her for over 4 years and in that time she has proved to be a great mother / daughter share. She takes up the leg well. Hacks out alone, in company, used to traffic and farm machinery and takes every new environment in her stride.

She is easy to do and happy living in or out. Sweet temperament and great stable manners.

She is super responsive, forward going and always keen to please. Loves her jumping and dressage and has so much more to give a competent little jockey.

Clean limbed and never been sick or sorry. Great for the farrier, dentist and brilliant to box.

A really special pony and a heartbreaking sale for us so the right home is essential.

Her tack will go with her - Kenton Masters 16.5 fitted saddle and full wardrobe.