He’s a 16.3 Irish sport horse, who has competed up to BE Novice many years ago, he hasn’t competed in a while.

He is very talented and excels in any discipline. He is not suitable for a ‘happy hacker’ or ‘novice rider’, he needs a calm and confident rider that can support him and give him confidence.

When it comes to hacking he can’t be hacked out alone and is better in a group but, you would need to be prepared not to be able to hack him at all, until you have built up an understanding with him.

I’m looking for someone who is able to help me and his other sharer look after him, as due to personal circumstances I am going to be unable to ride for a year.

Please no Beginners or Novices and no one younger than 18.
Rider insurance required.

Looking for a contribution monthly towards him.
Based in Droxford.

If interested please message me or call my mobile.

07908 150261

2 new forest geldings for part loan. 13.3 and 14.2.
No novices please.
To stay at current yard - can be flexible on days and times but some routine would be ideal for the yard owner to know who is around when.
Both hack alone or in company. Great in traffic. Good to show, box etc.
both live out all year so just poo picking of field required.

Foggy
2 year old cob gelding.
Absolutely beautiful boy with a wonderful temperament.
Currently standing at approx 14HH, should make approx 15HH. He’s not 2 until November so he still has a lot of developing to do. Very straight movement.
Foggy is excellent to catch, good to load and picks up all 4 feet with ease.
He’s an honest cob for the future.
Passport and Chipped.
£1500

Stunning palomino and white cob colt, san cler bred ( dad is san cler Crème Double Up) to make 14.2/14.3hh, Bailey is a curious boy he has been out for walks in hand around the farm so has seen all sorts of traffic (cars,tractors,lorries etc) hes seen cows and isn't phased by much, has beautiful movements and a laid back attitude towards everything, he can be a little head shy and timid at first but hes coming on well which will improve greatly with everyday handling. He turned one in may and would excell as an all rounder in the future or stallion potential. Priced to sell as unfortunately dont have the time for him anymore £1200

15.3hh | 7-year-old ISH mare

Maya is a lovely, talented mare who has been started slowly and correctly, with no rushing. She has established three lovely paces and, when she uses herself correctly, has beautiful movement.



She is now beginning her jumping education and is proving to be very scopey, showing great potential to become a smart low-level event horse. She would also make a lovely small working hunter.



Maya hacks both alone and in company and has been ridden by novices, although she is not currently a novice ride. With time and further education, I believe she will become an extremely straightforward and enjoyable mare.



She is currently being schooled by an experienced event rider, with her education continuing at her own pace. There is absolutely no rush to sell her, and a knowledgeable, top-quality home is paramount.



A very cool mare with plenty of potential for the right person. 🐴



Full vet history given.


Tack can be sold with her for extra.

£5,000

We have two spaces becoming available for Mares or geldings from the beginning of September.

24/7 Turn out during the summer months and in at night during the winter months.

Miles of lovely off road hacking.

Post and electric fencing,4 ponies only in each field.

Hay and straw sold on site and delivered.

Small sand school

£160 per month per horse

Services available if ever needed.

Location: SO212BB

Message for more information

Sadie is a 15 year old mare who we have owned for the past 6 years. She has done a bit of everything – XC, showjumping, hunter trials, fun rides, beach rides etc. I am currently at university and I’m looking for either a part share or full loan for her from our yard based in Fordingbridge, fairly flexible. We have a 60x20 arena for use with jumps, forest hacking accessible via some road riding, and the opportunity to take her for outings in the future.

Sadie is extremely easy to do on the ground, a real yard favourite and not mareish. Good with the farrier, teeth, vet etc. Loads into our single trailer well using a Dooley head collar, just requires a bit of time to think about it. Happy to hack alone, and even happier in company. Good with most traffic but when hacking alone she does take confidence from her rider with larger lorries and tractors although I’ve never had any issues. For this reason, she is not suitable for a novice.

She loves group rides/fun rides/clinics, I’ve had loads of fun on her out cross country where she will put in the occasional buck when she’s excited, typical opinionated Connie, but nothing dangerous or malicious. She finds the school a bit boring so can be lazy depending on the season, with the right rider she can produce some nice flatwork but requires a bit of effort. Will perk up with a couple of poles, jumps or company. I have shared her with my mum for the past 6 years and she is the sort of mare that would suit a variety of riders - safely plods along on the buckle for a gentle hack but steps it up a level in other areas.

Own rider insurance and BHS contract required. A financial contribution to be discussed. Sorry, no under 18’s.

We have plenty of videos available on request, and happy to answer any questions. If you are looking for a forward competition horse, she is not this, but if you want a pony you can treat as your own and have some fun with please get in contact.

Please message on whatsapp, 07746761514

Wanted - Grazing for two
I’m not looking for anything fancy, a field to rent long term for a horse and pony, both respectful of fencing, humans and dogs.
Responsible, reliable and capable owners with tools and ability to maintain land and fencing.
Daily checks minimum.
While we’re not currently hacking on the forest, a short, safe ride to the forest is essential.
Bashley - Sway and surroundings considered.
Many thanks

Bambi is as smart as she is pretty. She came from the Dartmoor sales as a foal and now approximately 2years old and has come so far! She was completely feral when I got her and her buddy and was the hardest to conquer. (I was going to re register her as My Everest!) She refused any contact for months, nothing nasty, she would just shoot off but as soon as she accepted the head collar she understood and has become a really smart little Pony to work with. She is bold, brave and completely driven by carrots! I had plans with her as I am 5'2 but I have since taken on another youngster and have to be firm about not taking more on. Being a feral I still don't trust walking closely behind her and she will nip! Definitely not recommended for a small child or to be left unsupervised. She stands next to my section B mare who is just under 13hh so I'd expect her to make 13.2. This is a very tough decision because I have done so much wi her and I have several other ponies so I have to decrease the herd size. However, if she doesn't find the perfect home I will keep her. She has so much potential. Sensible experienced home only. Good to handle, walks out alone or with company, still learning with grooming and legs. Hasn't seen the farrier as yet but de sensitising her is all being worked on daily. £1200

Jet Set Forest Knight (Dad of Jet Set Monarch - who ran the last 2 years on the forest)

Spanny is 13.2hh and our beloved friend - sadly outgrown. I want to keep him and drive him, but it's not the right time for us to do that yet. I want to find him a loan home for either a few years or an on-off share.

A solid little guy with a big shoulder, wonderful natural balance, super gentle and kind to handle. Many of you NF folkes will know his breeding and breeder Naomi Duell. Span is well known around Beaulieu where we ride extensively.

I started him very slowly in natural horsemanship (which I teach part-time) and he has done 2 years of extensive hacking (solo and in a group) with me, and then 2 years with my daughter (now 14).

He has done masses of long distance riding & camping on Exmoor, 5 x PC camps and numerous rallies, a few Mopley small shows & hunted with Wilton x 2 seasons. We always go in the jumping group and he has pinged around their rails country safely and consistently. We have done demonstrations in NH to Pony Club. He is regularly ridden bitless out hacking, & bridleless in the field jumping & playing about. We once did 12 miles on Exmoor with just a neck rope. He neck reins and does simple lateral work like a ninja... We also taught him loads of tricks. He'll jump around a 60cm SJ with an experienced person, or flop over very tiny fences on a lead with a novice.

FYI - Whilst he'll stand quietly at a hunt meet in the busyness, and can deal with PC camp multiple rides around him, he doesn't love shows (except Mopley!). As an ex working-stallion who was cut at 4,lots of horses moving around in different directions seems to stress him enough that he's a mild PITA and we're not competitive so didn't carry this on. He can be ridden through it but he's not the normal calm fella.

The right family/person will love their horses, enjoy hacking, have some Natural Horsemanship knowledge, live in the NF. He'll carry a small adult fine (Evie my daughter is 5'6 in the black and white pic). He is good for novices to ride and responsive - and I sometimes ride/lead with children on him.
Please note - we do not ride with tight contact on the reins and that's a no go for me. Ideally I don't want him bashed about over big fences or on hard ground. I'd rather he went to happy hacking-ville but some PC or RC is fine.

He is brilliant to load, tie, park and ride, great in traffic, leads off a bike, happy to live with other horses or on his own.

He's currently in Somerset, fully fit, shod, and coming back to the NF in mid Sept. We are not in a hurry to find him a home.

Fully vacc'd - obvs!

References and home check required.

Buzz is a registered New Forest, forest bred Pony. He’s 4y old (2022) and currently standing at 14h should hopefully make 14.1h+
I backed him at the end of winter and then turned him away for 6 weeks and came back into work over spring and has been in full work since. He can walk/trot/canter. Hack out solo or in company. Has popped his first few logs on the forest proving brave with tones of potential. Has been in the ménage a handful of times and seen coloured poles. Is brilliant opening gates, in open spaces and riding/leading from other horses and in traffic also doesn’t mind pesky crab flies and been ridden by kids.
He’s easy enough for an experienced child to continue producing. He’s such a lovely character on the ground and loves a pub ride!!
Upto date with vaccinations/ farrier ( has amazing feet and is barefoot not ‘footy’ on gravel out hacking)and loads like a dream onto our trailer! Also amazing to clip.
No vices or medical history.
Price will increase with the more work I do with him
£5950

This wooden coop is old but probably has a few more generations of rearing young animals left in it. 6 foot by 2½ foot it breaks down into 3 sections as shown - base, walls and roof. We have reared chicks, ducklings, kittens and puppies in it over the years although not all at once! For dogs and cats the young can be safely enclosed while the parent can get in and out with the top flap open.

We are asking for £5 which will be donated to cancer research if you would like this coop.

Due to our current Saturday Coach being offered an exciting opportunity overseas, we are looking for an enthusiastic, reliable and horse-focused Session Leader to join our wonderful Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) team on Saturday mornings.

This role is ideal for someone who enjoys being hands-on with both people and horses and would like to take responsibility for overseeing the smooth running of our Saturday morning RDA sessions.

The Role

As Saturday Session Leader, you will help coordinate and oversee the morning’s activities, working alongside our RDA Group coaches, groom and volunteers.

Responsibilities will include:

Overseeing the smooth and safe running of Saturday RDA sessions
Supporting coaches, volunteers, riders and families throughout the morning
Helping organise riders, volunteers and horse combinations
Overseeing horse care, preparation and general yard duties
Monitoring horse welfare and ensuring our ponies are happy
Supporting volunteers with horse handling, leading and general yard tasks
Helping maintain high standards of safety, safeguarding and horse care
Assisting with coaching and rider activities where appropriate to your experience and qualifications
Reporting to and working closely with the Centre Manager

There is also the opportunity to progress through the RDA Coaching Pathway. Full support and mentoring can be provided for the right person who would like to develop their coaching skills and work towards becoming an RDA Coach.

Hours

Saturdays, 8:30am – 1:00pm

There may also be opportunities for additional hours across the centre for the right candidate.

Start Date

Immediate start available, with shadowing and a full handover provided to ensure a smooth transition into the role.

Pay

Competitive rate, dependent on qualifications and experience.

Safeguarding Requirements

The successful applicant will be required to:

Complete in-house and RDA safeguarding training
Undergo an Enhanced DBS check
Work within all RDA and centre safeguarding, health and safety and horse welfare procedures

Ideal Candidate

We would love to hear from someone who is:

Experienced and confident around horses
Knowledgeable in day-to-day horse care and welfare
Confident overseeing a busy yard or equestrian environment
Positive, patient and encouraging when working with riders and volunteers
Organised, reliable and proactive
Comfortable taking responsibility and making sensible decisions
A good communicator and team player
Interested in developing their knowledge and skills

RDA or coaching experience is desirable but not essential.

This could be a particularly exciting opportunity for someone with strong equestrian experience who would like to develop their coaching. We can support the successful candidate through the RDA Coaching Pathway, with opportunities for training, mentoring and further personal development.

There are also plenty of opportunities to become more involved within Broadlands RDA, including additional hours, training and development across our wider programmes.

This is an incredibly rewarding role, combining horse care, session leadership, volunteer support and the opportunity to develop as an RDA Coach, while helping our participants build confidence, independence and a love of horses.

For more information or to apply, we'd love to hear from you. Please send applications to paige@broadlandsgrouprda.org.uk

66 plate Owens Horsebox
3.5t
195000 miles
Ex transport ( motorway miles)
Regularly serviced and maintained
MOT Oct 2026
Aesthetically needs some TLC age and use related wear and tear
Fantastic little runner has never missed a beat
Has had a new floor / ramp and gas struts
£18500 no offers no VAT

15.2hh 5yo Irish TB chestnut gelding

By Sea The Stars, out of a Rainbow Quest mare

Cloud is a very easy going, gentle and kind horse, who is enjoying his chance at a second career.
He is riding well on the flat, with a level temperament, trainable brain and soft mouth. His paces are super rhythmical and balanced for his level of training. We have started his education over coloured poles and natural fences, proving genuine and honest.
Cloud hacks alone, and in company, in front or behind. Has led off of another horse in walk and trot out hacking. He has seen traffic and farm machinery, and again unfazed.
Easy to handle, good to do in the stable and tied on the yard, likes some cuddles and affection. Good with the farrier and has nice feet, shod all round. I have not clipped him but he was perfect with the trimmers on his bridlepath so can’t see that he would be a problem. Loads and travels well, standing patiently when we have stopped at the services or arrived prior to unloading.

Cloud has all the building blocks to progress in any sphere with a competent rider, no novices. He deserves a loving home who will dedicate time to his education.

Please email with any questions, or with a brief explanation of your riding experience and aspirations, and we can see if Cloud would be a suitable partner for you. It’s very important to us to team horses with the right home for success!

Reduced to £5000ono to make way for new horses

A genuinely lovely TB gelding looking for 5⭐️ home.

Unlike most TBs Clive has never raced or been in training, I bought him as a 2yo and have produced him slowly and correctly myself. Clive is simply the most laid back thoroughbred you'll meet he has a lovely kind temperament and is a pleasure to have on the yard.

Schools nicely on the flat with 3 balanced paces has had dressage/flatwork lessons and been out to intro and prelim tests.

He's attended showjumping clinics to 80/90cm and loves his jumping with scope to go higher, has been round xc fields and was very polite and honest.

He hacks alone, in company, in front or behind and is equally great in open spaces. He isn't sharp, silly or spooky and genuinely enjoys whatever is asked of him.

Good to:
-Catch
-Shoe
-Clip
-Handle
-Travel
(He can occasionally be slow to load but travels well once on)

No vices, quirks or health issues and open to any vetting.

Clive would suit a wide variety of homes, from a riding club home looking for a genuine all rounder to someone looking for a quality horse to continue producing to a grassroots competition horse.

This is a very reluctant sale due to increasing work commitments and a loss of time to give him the attention he deserves. Home 🏡 more important than price, truly want someone who will enjoy him. Can come with full wardrobe including dressage and GP saddles.

Lots of videos available on request

Offers over £3000 - ONO considered for quick sale to good home

Gorgeous Jack Russell Puppies,ready now. Microchipped,wormed,vet checked. I have mum & dad who are both lovely dogs with good temperaments. Mum & Dad dna tested clear for 10top health issues. Weaned and ready to go to 5* homes. £700

Complete show jump: Pair of stands, barrel, 2 plastic poles, hanging filler, 8 jump cups

A versatile combination of stands, barrel, poles and filler
2 x blue/white plastic poles 2.41m (7’ 11”) long, 9.5cm (3.75”) diameter
4 pairs (8 in total) metal jump cups which have no sharp edges
1 pair homemade wooden stands 105cm high, 46cm wide, 48cm deep
Top jump cup hole on stand is 98cm
Green barrel: 92cm high, diameter 59cm (65cm including jump cup supports)
Barrel has two wooden posts attached which are drilled to take up to 8 jump cups
Top jump cup hole on barrel is 90cm
If the barrel is lain down to use as a filler the wood prevents the barrel from rolling
Plastic ‘roll up/down’ narrow hanging filler
Max height 86cm (easy to roll up if you want a smaller jump)
Used condition
£45.00
Please note the following:
If you want BSJA standard jumps these are not for you!
The blue section of one pole is slightly damaged but this does not affect use (I can send a photo)
The wood/pole the filler is hanging from is not secured as you may wish to replace this with another pole (sleeve width c.10cm when flat)
Due to size and weight this is collection only

Complete show jump.
White stands, free standing filler, 1 plastic pole, 1 skinny plastic pole, 2 jump cups, 2 cones

1 x yellow/white plastic heavyweight pole 3m (9’ 10.5”) long, 9.5cm (3.75”) diameter
1 x grey skinny pole 1.2m (3’11”) long, 10.5cm (4.25”) diameter
1 pair (2 in total) blue plastic jump cups
1 pair homemade wooden stands 118cm high, 66cm wide, 50cm deep
Top jump cup hole on stand is 109cm, bottom is 23cm
1 x homemade wooden free standing filler
Board height: 53cm (20.75”). Height on ‘feet’: 56.5cm (22.25”)
Width: 122cm (4’)
2 yellow cones 30cm (1’) high which you can balance a pole on
Used condition
Please note: If you want BSJA standard jumps these are not for you!
£40.00
Due to size and weight this is collection only

Roxy is a 2 year old (standing at approx 15.2hh currently) to make 16.1 ish.
I bred her so full history is known.
She's out of my TB mare to a warmblood stallion 'Kantairo' who is by the famous 'Kannan'.
She is not your average chestnut filly, she has the best temperament & loves people!
She's been out to in-hand shows as a yeaing and at the beginning of this season. She's behaved impeccably & hasn't come home without a rosette (won & got championship a few times). The judges love her and can see her potential.
She's obviously very well handled, good with the farrier, good to lead, ties up on the yard, been in a stable a few occasions before shows, she loads and travels well & is easy to handle at shows.
She's a well put together filly who moves well and would make a fantastic all-rounder with her temperament. I'm sure she would excel in any discipline.
Viewing near Reading, open to any vetting.
I'm seeking a loving home where she won't be passed on & can reach her potential.
Only for sale due to change in circumstances and having to sell a few.
£3950