Great lead rein pony

We have owned Dixie for nearly 3 years, she is an unregistered Welsh A. We bought her as a lead rein pony for our then 4 year old daughter. Dixie had done very little when she arrived with us but she has progressed well and has lots of potential. She lives out in a mixed herd and is up to date with farrier, dentist and vaccination.

Dixie is a great lead rein pony she will walk and trot along beside you and pop a few cross poles. She loves

hacking and goes off the lead rein happily while out.

Off the lead while schooling she will go forward for a confident, experienced rider, but she does prefer on the lead rein.

Dixie is used to little people bouncing around on top. We've had many small children ride her and she's been a superstar.

Dixie has taken our daughter from an unbalanced and

nervous rider to a confident rider ready for the next step.

On the ground Dixie has proven herself to be safe. My daughter is now 7 and she does everything with her.

*Dixie does not like sprays or clippers*

Dixie has had indoor and group lessons. We have taken her to local shows and although she will never be HOYS quality she's a won rossetts in a variety of colours.

I would ideally like someone who has the time and knowledge to help Dixie take the next steps in her education. Or someone who needs a little pony for lead rein work. She would make a great trekking pony.

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Angus Scotland