Horses in progress
Check out some of our horses and ponies who are currently progressing through their rehabilitation.
Check out some of our horses and ponies who are currently progressing through their rehabilitation.
Meet some of our lovely horses and ponies who are currently in work at our four Rescue and Rehoming Centres! We aim to find all of them loving homes of their own via our rehoming scheme in time but, horses being horses, nothing is guaranteed. As such, we cannot say for certain when, if, or in what category horses and ponies featured here will become available for rehoming – it will all depend on how their rehabilitation progresses.
If you have questions about any of the horses and ponies pictured here, please don’t get in touch with us just yet but wait until they appear on our rehoming pages, as we will be able to give you much more accurate answers then. Thanks so much for your interest!
Nina is a lovely 13.3hh, seven-year-old cob mare who has just been backed at Belwade Farm Rescue and Rehoming Centre. She has been in work for three months and has taken everything in her stride. She was sat on for the second time and was confidently walking around the indoor arena, what a superstar! We hope that she will be available for rehoming as a ridden pony in the future. We will keep you updated on her progress.
Wisteria is a 13.3hh four-year- old cob mare who returned to Hall Farm Rescue and Rehoming Centre in March 2020 due to change in her previous rehomer’s circumstances. She has been lunging well with a roller and a bridle and has recently started long reining.
Actuality is a 15.2hh four-year-old Thoroughbred mare who came into Hall Farm Rescue and Rehoming Centre through our ROR scheme. She is working well and has recently started lunging. We are hoping she will make a nice all-rounder for a competent adult.
Leo Seren is a 16.0hh eight-year-old warmblood gelding at Hall Farm. Leo was brought into work at Hall Farm Rescue and Rehoming Centre in January 2020. Leo is now working well under saddle both in the school and out hacking. We are hoping he will be available for rehoming around late January/early February 2021. It is likely he will be more of a hack with light schooling and no jumping due to problems he has had with his feet in the past.
Need help?
If you have any further questions or need help with your application please contact our Rehoming Coordinator or call 01953 497238
