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Posted on Jan 13, 2012
Name: Žaneta Skulinová Website: Visit	Hello. My name is žanet Skulinová and I am from Czech Republic. We are breeding welsh cobs and we're looking for a stallion (foal) for our Mare. He should be with an excellent pedigree, the color black with white socks and the star. If you like please send a photo and the price for the colt.Thank you all the best with Janet www.stajpodprasivou.websnadno.cz
Posted on Jan 10, 2012
Name: sarah simpson Website: Visit	please email at dallastheo1@hotmail.com
Posted on Jan 10, 2012
Name: sarah simpson Website: Visit	Mare : Caergwrle Velvet Sire: Glantreath Unique Dam: Caergwrle Princess Her breeder was D.Nicholas, wrexham. Any information on my mare, her dam or sire would be really amazing !!!!!! Please email me Thank you
Posted on Dec 18, 2011
Name: amy poltinger Website: Visit	Hi, wonder if anyone can help? i have a fabulous welsh sec D (e)his name is Emeraldisle Cymro....i have been desperatly trying to find his breeder as i would like another....have his passport with details in, and tried the normal route with directory enquires to get his number but to no avail!! Is the stud still going?? Can anyone HELP PLEASE? Amy
Posted on Nov 28, 2011
Name: carol Website: Visit	Hi Jan! your question about a child learning to ride is abit like asking how long a piece a string is!There's no right or wrong age or even right or wrong breed of pony. The age of the child really depends on the childs peronality-if its a confident child in general,if its interested in learning to ride(this isn't as far fetched as it sounds-sometimes, parents want the child to learn because its what they wanted to d0!),and various other factors. My youngest son first sat on a pony at 18months old and now at age four is confident and happy on the lead rein. As regards to what type of pony, it needs to be chilled and laid back and relaxed about everything,breed not important but its stability is, although no pony will ever be perfect! If the child trusts the pony then it will be happy to ride it- actually, this applies at any age, even if you are an adult!!(SOMETIMES MORE SO!!)So basically, whatever age you are , if you want to ride, then go for it- whether child or adult. Hope this helps. All the best, carol. p.s. my little ponies are both welsh types, one 11.1hh and one 12.0hh. x
Posted on Nov 24, 2011
Name: Jan Website: Visit	What is the best age to start a child learning to ride, and is a welsh cob pony a good choice. Would appreciate some advice.
Posted on Oct 27, 2011
Name: alan gallagher Website: Visit	i have a welsh Con sectiond D aged 17 years. does anybody have photograps of her when she was a foal.? Her sire Glantraeth Unique her dam Caergwrle Marina. The breeder was D Nicholas from Wrexham. Any information about this lovely mare but be brilliant.
Posted on Aug 7, 2011
Name: Rob Smith Website: Visit	Hi Looking for any info on a welsh sec d mare 'Ilar Daniella' have been searching hi and lo for any info on this mare..Have visited the Ilar stud site and e-mailed them with no reply.. any help would be great.. Rob
Posted on Jul 28, 2011
Name: grace Website: Visit	truff is brill,hope to get a foal off her. carol is my mum
Posted on Jun 26, 2011
Name: Carol Website: Visit	Hi lisa,sorry but cant seem to get through to your mobile!hope your well,here's some info about Truffle(she was unnamed when we got her,so we came up with a few ideas including choccy but the kids decided on truffle-well, it is to do with chocolate,i suppose!) I didnt really like her when i went to see her in her field the first time,but something kept calling me back and after the 6th visit i decided to loan her, and i can truthfully say i am SO PLEASED i did! she's great with the kids (youngest 4),good to box,farrier, traffic,everything.She has mild sweetitch which we are manging without to much effort,and although we struggled to get her going off the lead rein,she is starting to get the idea.She is a lovely really dark liver chestnut now that she has her summer coat through with a mahogany sheen which makes her blaze and socks really stand out. I put her in a straight bar bit and she is gonig much better, doesnt lift her head or try to evade the bit like she did in a snaffle.We are having so much fun with her, and although we are only happy hackers, if we do anything interesting with her i'll let you know! kind regards, carol.(ps ended up selling my horse so bought truf with some of the money.)

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