Sweet, handsome and experienced children's / sport Welsh

Joyton Heavenly Blue, but as we call her: Choco.
Choco is with her 1.26 m a pony and 11 years old.

Small ponies unfortunately do not grow with you. Our daughter has had super much fun with our sweet Choco. She got her at 8 years of age, but has now grown out to a bigger pony. Actually we would like to keep her, but it gets a little much. Therefore she may with a lot of pain in our heart move to a new sweet child.

She therefore only leaves to a new home where she has a lot of turnout. Past months she has stood 24/7 outside. Now outside during the day and in the stable at evening.

In the past 5 years we have done everything with her that children can wish for with a pony: nicely grooming with girlfriends, club lessons (2x per week dressage and showjumping), hacking (she is super traffic-proof), along on holiday, pony camps, team riding, cross-country lessons and a lot of competition experience with many orange ribbons!

She is always cheerful, whinnies nicely at you and has a fantastic coat. Even in the winter people often ask if we have clipped her, but apart from clipping her legs that has never been necessary. Also she has absolutely no mare behaviour, you only see by urinating that she is in season.

Choco is a Welsh pony (not to be confused with her B-height at withers). She has an English Welsh passport with a nice bloodline. Her sire has been champion at the Royal Welsh.

In handling and under saddle Choco is super well-behaved, but certainly not a dead slug. Farrier and dentist she also thinks is fine. She can moreover jump very nicely; she anyway never touches a pole. Only when it gets a bit more difficult, she fits better to a slightly advanced rider.

My daughter rode the Dutch Championships with her last year in the B. They have now achieved points in the L2.

We are looking for a loving 5-star home with a lot of turnout, also in the winter, where she gets all the attention she deserves.

Choco crib-bites while eating her hard feed and hay. She only does this in the stable while eating. Furthermore she experiences no hindrance from this. She is super healthy and has never had colic or other problems. Vet check is of course allowed, at the expense of the buyer.
She also does not like being alone on the horse trailer very much. She loads without problems but once with the ramp closed she finds it very exciting. With a buddy along there is nothing the matter at all.

Asking price: €4650,-

People who unfortunately do not have the possibility to stable Choco at home do unfortunately NOT need to respond. Because she is not sold when she comes to stand at a livery yard. (And I know it, there are fantastic livery yards!!)

Because we are no longer going to keep ponies in this size, all her tack is also for takeover:
Nice and fine Wintec all-rounder saddle
Bridle + bitless bridle
Pile of saddle pads, halters, tendon boots and fly veils
Super many blankets, including a nice show rug, winter rugs, turnout rugs, fly sheets and sweat rugs

We prefer not to sell Choco outside the Netherlands either.