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What Should Your Horse Weigh?
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Create my profile now!I have owned Bramble since he was 4 months old. He came to me feral straight off the moor as a companion to my stallion. Now he is ready to go out in to the world and start his new life. He has been carefully and well looked after and is a happy little chap with a sweet mischievous nature standing now at 12.2-12.3h or (103cm). He is good to bath, having his teeth done and his hoofs trimmed. He is still unbroken but I have done lots of Natural horsemanship with him from the ground. He loves to jump and would excel in any sphere such as X country, gymkhana, Pony Club, show jumping, fun rides – he would take it all in his stride. He would also make an excellent driving pony. He does have sweet itch but this is manageable using a Snuggy hood rug. Brambley Bramble would not be ideal as a lead rein or beginners pony. He has too much spirit and speed. He wants to be “doing” things and will be a rewarding little pony if his training continues with kind leadership. Brambley Bramble will require a competent rider. He is happy to live in or out but grazing must be restricted as he is a good “doer. I would love him to go to a home where he can continue his Natural Horsemanship journey or receive training as a carriage pony