If you fancy a project, take a look at our selection of young horses for sale on the Horse & Hound website this week.
1. ‘Stunning young potential’
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Height: 16.1hh
Age: five
Gender: gelding
Selling points: “This talented horse has a cracking jump with a lovely technique. He has very nice paces with a canter to die for. He is good to do and has been brought on slowly. He has done lots of hacking, cross-country schooling and went hunting in 2014 and Boxing Day in 2015.”
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Age: five
Gender: gelding
Selling points: “This quality KWPN is a great prospect for the future. He has been lightly but very successfully competed clocking up 219 BS points. Results include third place in the prestigious Millstreet five-year-old final in Ireland (1.35m jump-off) and wins at Addington. He is ultra careful, easy to ride, kind natured, sensible and a pleasure to own.”
Selling points: “This quality homebred horse is broken and riding well. He has hacked and started jumping, proving to be bold and brave. Very kind temperament and easy to do and a nice prospect for BYEH classes 2016.”
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4. ‘Lovely temperament’
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Height: 16.1hh
Age: five
Gender: gelding
Selling points: “This horse has Clover Hill bloodlines and has already jumped four BS discovery double clears and four newcomers double clears. He has been placed in dressage competitions and has done cross-country on a surface. Good to do.”
Selling points: “This elegant Irish Draught has regularly hunted in both the UK and Ireland. He would be an ideal mother/daughter/father share. He has competed successfully at Pony Club 90cm level with a teenager and has done riding club one-day-events with a mother. He moves well and is safe and smart with a scopey jump.”
Selling points: “This eye-catching Dutch warmblood oozes class and elegance. He has three, balanced, uphill paces with extravagant movement. He has a very trainable and sensible brain, always wanting to please. He works in a snaffle both on the flat and jumping. He is agile and light off the floor proving to be very careful and scopey. He has been out training and seen a few natural fences proving to be brave and easy. Vice free, good to hack and a lovely horse to handle.”
Selling points: “This homebred mare has been started and handled carefully, giving her time to mature. She has recently jumped several double clears around BS British novice and discovery and is proving to be bold and careful. Lovely looking mare; a real blood type with loads of stamina and with excellent breeding. Easy, uncomplicated horse to have around the place and easy to do.”
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Former web features editor, point-to-point editor and digital racing editor
Gemma is an experienced journalist, who was a member of H&H staff from 2014 to September 2025. She is passionate about all equestrian sports, including racing and point-to-pointing. She has enjoyed riding out for top trainers Nicky Henderson and Charlie Appleby and took part in a charity Flat race at Epsom in August 2018. Gemma’s has reported from numerous five-star events around Britain and Europe, as well as European championships.
