Churchill

Meet Churchill

Churchill and Winston are 2 little Shetlands looking for an experienced home as a pair Although Churchill and Winston came from separate locations, since being at Hall Farm they have formed such a close bond with each other it is vital they can find a home as a pair. Churchill was found living on his own in unsuitable conditions. On arrival at Hall Farm he was a bit overwhelmed by the sight of so many other equines and not at all sure how to behave. Fortunately he was soon taken under the protective wing of Winston who was only too happy to show him the ropes. Under his protection Churchill has blossomed into a great little boy who now looks to Winston for guidance. He was taught some valuable lessons on acceptable horse behaviour by his new uncle figure and it is sheer delight to see the friendship that has developed between the two. Churchill is proving to be an inquisitive youngster with a bit of a cheeky side but he is very good to handle. Churchill and Winston were castrated late in life so require a geldings only home. They are not to be trusted with mares . Both ponies are absolutely adorable and bound to provide years of entertainment in their new home.

Important stuff

Churchill can never be ridden or driven.

All equines in our centres are regularly assessed by a team of experts including a vet, physiotherapist and farrier, and these assessments have found that Churchill is not suitable to be worked.

History

Churchill was found living on his own in unsuitable conditions. His owner agreed to sign Churchill over to our care to give him a better life.

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