I will try to get some video of him soon. I only have a small amount taken with my phone when he was a week old. He is only just starting to trot but still doesn’t do it much, he canters everywhere :) I was told this is not a bad thing in a Cob as not all of them have a naturally clear three beat pa...

Thank you. I’m very happy with him. And he has a lovely sweet nature which is what I was wanting most:)

And another one at three weeks

Pip at three weeks

Thank you for your reply. These look good and what I am looking for. I am in Australia but custom could still be doable. I have never ridden in a saddle like this before, looking at the pictures on the website do the saddles sit you right at the back of the saddle. I was hoping that I would be able ...

Hi All, I am desperately searching for saddles to fit a very mutton withered Welsh Cob. I need a saddle to start him in and am looking for something like a half breed that will be virtually impossible to fall out of :) There is a million out there but they are not wide enough. He takes a 4x XW in a ...

I'm considering. But certainly not local.

The mare is very sweet. Pleased with her temperament.

Well that's lucky because his was the only frozen available. I liked that he is actually ridden and goes out. All I'm hoping for is a steady stocky mount. Good movement would be a big bonus. Temperament is the biggest priority.

Derwen Dakota by Derwen quartz on sire side. Out of Nebo bred mare.

Thanks. I hope to be having a foal by him next year. Hopefully it will be under 148cm and eligible for pony dressage, if it goes over that is fine too. I was just wondering if he was throwing good temperaments and what people thought of him as a pony dressage sire. I'm really new to this as I have n...

Do you not like him. I'm not in the US or the UK. Being new to Cobs I really have no idea. But I thought he looked good

Do you not like him. I'm not in the US or the UK. Being new to Cobs I really have no idea.

Has anyone seen the Welsh D stallion Pennal the Great. And do you have an opinion

Definitely sticking to two Cobs. I have a Warmblood that I am still riding. He is my moneypit. But I adore him

Well he looks like he will be fun whatever you choose to do with him. I bought a two day old Welsh D purely on impulse. I wasn't even thinking of buying a foal and then just like that I had one :) It remains to be seen whether I will be able to ride him or not. And because you can't have just one Co...

He looks like a Cob no ideas on names but he looks super fun. Why not your next dressage pony

Yes. He was squinting. That has improved and there is some tearing

Thank you. Do you think they suffer much pain with it. My boy is very stoic but appears quite depressed at times. He is thought to have aut-Immune disease which would explain his fluctuating wellness, but I worry about him a lot.

Thanks for replying. My local vet diagnosed Glaucoma, but then gave me treatment for Uveitis. I am going for a four hour drive this week to see the Eye Specialist so hopefully I will have more idea then.

Has any one here ever dealt with a horse with glaucoma.

Just beautiful.

Congratulations. She looks gorgeous. Best of luck with your journey.

He's not a hard keeper though. He's a fatty.

Me too Rockabilly. I give him more hay than he should eat twice a day. And if there is any left I clean it all up so the fresh hay doesn't mix with the stale hay from 12 hours before If it's not up to standard he won't even look at it.

Rossi boots are similar to Blundies and still made in Australia.

Just new to the Forum and this is an awesome thread. Very inspiring to see all the older riders on here.