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Create my profile now!We’ve owned trixy for 4/5 years. We got her for my daughter, she has been a good forward lead rein pony attending pony club rallies and mini camps, downs rides, pub rides, beach rides and picnics! I can lead Trixy from another horse or Trixy will follow who ever is in front. Great little hacking pony on or off the lead, loves to follow a bike or someone on foot. Older children have used her for hunt riders and sponsored rides. Trixy is always catchable and enjoys being out as much as possible. We bring her in at night due to the wet ground during the winter months. Trixy is great at standing to be groomed, washed and cuddled, she’s upto date with vaccinations and teeth. (We sedate her for dental work) Trix stands well for clipping and the farrier and has lived on our busy working farm with quad bikes, tractors, chainsaws and live stock. My children are now off the lead rein and have progressed on to new ponies. Trixy would suit a family that enjoy hacking, she’s like a big dog that loves to follow. Trixy can be used in an arena but can be sharp if children are off the lead rein hence why I’m selling her as a lead rein. Trixy comes with rugs and tack. Caring home wanted for this little pony, she is a big character and deserves another little person to enjoy her.