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Create my profile now!We have done every leadrein class possible and always in the ribbons and championships. He is fabulous in hand and shown by the girls in his double bridle. He has great ring presence and will stand dead still in a line up for hours. Bob has qualified for ridden and in hand TOYS classes, Ridden and in hand CHAPS Champs and several classes for hickstead!
Unfortunately we no longer have a job for him because both my girls are coming off the lead and he is NOT a fyfr or novice first pony. He is full up 13hh and chunky and although they hack him off the lead and potter around the field on their own if he decides to go in a different direction he can’t even feel them ???? he would ideally suit an older child, mother daughter share or small adult off the lead or another leadrein person to show the ropes from scratch. I did plan to compete him myself and had him schooling well with changes however I just don’t have time to take him whilst the girls are competing ???? he is so easy at a show, loads and would stand on a lorry/trailer all day. He doesn’t need working everyday he will be exactly the same. After 2 weeks off we decided to pop him out this morning and he won his 4 classes and went champion. Lives in or out but does love a good pamper. The kids can clip him, great to shoe, traffic. He has NEVER been sick or sorry with us, his only vet history are vaccinations and dentals. He does have a good pop in him and not bothered by fillers but it’s just not something we do.
Black Country saddle and Voltaire bridle available by separate negotiation.