Can someone PLEASE tell me where to buy a young 15hh quality cob

[JoJo_]

Reid Finlay would definitely be worth a call. Someone I know buys quite a lot of young show cobs from him and a friend of mine bought one from her, he is now doing elementary dressage with her 15yo daughter who used to be very nervous. The cob has been amazing for her and he is a total dude attitude wise. They are worth a pretty penny though!

 

[jakkibag]

You could also try Val or Camilla, They would perhaps find something for you.

http://www.smartcobs.com/horseswevesold.htm

 

[Leo Walker]

You could also try Val or Camilla, They would perhaps find something for you.

http://www.smartcobs.com/horseswevesold.htm

So many grossly overweight horses on that page

 

[Goldenstar]

I quite like the " proper Irish cob over there >>>>>>>>
Although I thought perhaps he's not moving straight in front but you can't see clearly on the little clip.
He'll need a lot of training to get to his best .

 

[shortstuff99]

Have you thought about looking at TBxshires they can come out very quality show cobs. My Mare is shirextb and is the ultimate stamp of a LW show cob, hunted all day perfect confo etc, bang on 15hh maybe worth thinking about rather then ID's etc.

 

[ihatework]

I quite like the " proper Irish cob over there >>>>>>>>
Although I thought perhaps he's not moving straight in front but you can't see clearly on the little clip.
He'll need a lot of training to get to his best .

Now I'm not a cob person, but if I were he looks like he would be a bundle of fun!

 

[SpringArising]

So many grossly overweight horses on that page

Isn't there just! So cruel. Really wish the showing world would start dealing with it.

 

[ahorseandadog]

I found this website that should help you out. There are a lot of horses- mainly cobs- and I'm sure if you visit the stables they will be able to find a good horse. They have some unbacked horses as well that are not mentioned in the website.

www.chilverfarmstables.co.uk

 

[sarahann1]

Have you tried Tom Dunbar, he's the cheap end of the market but occasionally has some crackers and the type you're looking for. We've got a gypsy cob from him on our yard who is fab, I'd say he was as described.

Based in Lanark I think.

 

[Passtheshampoo]

I guess I do want one good enough to show. My gelding is top quality but just hasn't made the height. They are like rocking horse poo! I'd have a 2, 3 or 4 year old but want unbacked.

I've just put my cob on the market he's coloured though so no good for you but will make 15.2hh he's rising 3 and well over 15hh on his rump.