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This age of disposable things should not apply to animals. If anyone can take a horse, or knows someone who can, please consider rehoming a horse from World Horse Welfare.
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- Dame Judi Dench
Welcome to Rehome a Horse
Once the horses and ponies that come into our care have been fully rehabilitated and are ready for rehoming, they are added to our Rehome a Horse website. Click the map or use the search below to find out about the horses which are currently available. If you don't find anything suitable straight away, please visit the site regularly because it is updated weekly. If you would like to apply to rehome any of our horses on this site, please complete the short online application which will go directly to the relevant rescue and rehoming centre for consideration.
For more information on how our rehoming scheme works, please follow the links on the left-hand menu.
Horse of the Week: Thistle
Thistle is a pretty little mare with very unusual markings that make her really stand out. She could do well in some inhand showing for fun. Sweet natured and cute, she has a lovely, kind temperament that makes her popular with her companions. Thistle is a sensible young
Atom Breed: Welsh Cross
Age: 4
Height: 13.3hh
Use: Companion
 Atom came into Belwade Farm in 2009 as an unhandled youngster who was part of a welfare case. She ... |
Bam Bam Breed: Native
Age: 4
Height: 11.2hh
Use: 2nd Pony
 Bam Bam has recently been broken in at Hall Farm and he is proving to be an absolute little star! ... |
Bella Breed: Welsh Cross
Age: 26
Height: 15.0hh
Use: Companion
 Bella is a gentle, safe, steady mare who likes to take life slowly now she is a more mature lady. ... |
Bertie Breed: Welsh Section C
Age: 10
Height: 13.3hh
Use: Companion
 Bertie is a real sweetheart. He is a happy, kind pony who mixes well with all ages and makes ... |
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Bockmer Beau Breed: Welsh Section A
Age: 22
Height: 11.2hh
Use: 2nd Pony
 Beau is a real fun pony who despite his age still has plenty of energy in him. He is looking for a ... |
Bon Bon Breed: Shetland
Age: 1
Height:
Use:
 Bon Bon was born at Penny Farm in May 2010 as her mum was part of a welfare case.She is now ready ... |
Born Winner Breed: Thoroughbred
Age: 17
Height: 15.3hh
Use: Companion
 Winnie has the most fantastic temperament both in and out of the stable and makes a great friend ... |
Cagney Breed: Cob
Age: 8
Height:
Use: Pleasure Competition
 Cagney is a 13hh 7 year old black cob mare who was born at Penny Farm in May 2004, her mum was part ... |
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Colin Breed: British Appaloosa
Age: 3
Height: 13.0hh
Use: Youngster
 While Colin may not be the epitome of equine beauty he is an undoubtable character and does not ... |
Cookie Breed: Native
Age: 1
Height: 11.0hh
Use:
 Cookie came to Penny Farm in July 2010 as she was part of a large welfare case,She is now looking ... |
Cosmo Breed: Arab cross
Age: 8
Height: 13.0hh
Use: Companion
 Cosmo came to Belwade as a young, uneducated and relatively unhandled pony. He lacked confidence ... |
Crumble Breed: Native
Age: 4
Height: 11.0hh
Use: Youngster
 Crumble came to Penny Farm in July 2010 as part of a large welfare case. She arrived with a foal ... |
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Dakini Breed: Shetland
Age: 1
Height:
Use: Youngster
 Dakini is a cheeky little filly who antics never fail to delight. She is a shetland cross and at ... |
Damsel Breed:
Age: 4
Height:
Use: Youngster
 Damsel is ready for rehoming as a youngster. She is a very sweet pony who is looking for a home ... |
Darkie Breed: Shetland
Age: 9
Height: 9.2hh
Use: Lead Rein
 Darkie is a real cool dude with huge presence for such a little man. Self assured and confident he ... |
Elvis Breed: Welsh Section A
Age: 3
Height: 11.0hh
Use: Youngster
 Elvis came to Penny Farm in May 2011 as part of a welfare case, he was unhandled and very nervous. ... |
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Freddie Breed: Welsh Section A
Age: 2
Height: 10.2hh
Use: Youngster
 Freddie came to Penny Farm in May 2011 as part of a welfare case he was unhandled and very nervous. ... |
Gromit Breed: Welsh Section A
Age: 18
Height: 11.0hh
Use: Companion
 Gromit is an adorable little rascal with a really cheeky nature that makes it impossible to get ... |
Gypsy Breed: Welsh Cross
Age: 0
Height:
Use: Youngster
 Gypsy is looking for a home for youngster handling. She has already started her education on the ... |
Hamish Breed: Clydesdale
Age: 13
Height: 17.2hh
Use: Companion
 Hamish is a very endearing and handsome Clydesdale Gelding. He is a lovely big horse who is easy ... |
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Hebe Breed: Thoroughbred Cross
Age: 7
Height: 14.0hh
Use: Companion
 Hebe arrived at Belwade Farm in a poor state. She was underweight, very nervous and covered in ... |
Hector Breed: Native
Age: 0
Height:
Use: Youngster
 Hector was born at Penny Farm in April of this year to his mum Rusty, who was part of a large ... |
Homer Breed: Cob
Age: 7
Height: 13.2hh
Use: Pleasure Competition
 Homer is a cheeky little chap with a real zest for life. He is full of youthful exhuberance and ... |
Hubble Breed: Cob
Age: 4
Height: 13.0hh
Use: Companion
 This cute little pony is a real sweetheart. Hubble is sensible and wise for his age and he mixes ... |
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* Definition of use
Each horse available for loan has an allocated use. The meanings of these are as follows:
- Companion - Strictly non-ridden.
- Companion with potential – Currently a non-ridden companion which may have the potential to be brought into work by the rehomer.
- Youngster - To be handled regularly until ready to be backed.
- Lead Rein - Suitable for use only on a lead rein.
- First Pony - Suitable for a child on or just off the lead rein.
- Second Pony - Suitable for a more experienced child, may be more forward-going.
- Hack - Only suitable for hacking.
- Pleasure competition - For novice to intermediate riding club type competition.
- Competition - Advanced riding club type and affiliated competition.
- Ride & Drive - Suitable for both ridden and driven work. See individual horse's details for more information.
These definitions are not a guarantee of use or character. Horses and ponies can be unpredictable and a change in environment (for example, a new home) can affect their behaviour.
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