Irish Cob Horses in Sedbergh, Westmorland and Furness

4 Irish Cob Horses in Sedbergh, Westmorland and Furness

Stunning Blue Blagdon colt 6 months to make 13hh

Irish Cob

Walt is looking for his new home! 🐴Walt is out of a 13hh black mare with lovely confirmation and good feather, sire is also 13hh and is a dappled grey old fashioned heavy type with a leg at each co

Keighley, West Yorkshire (40mi)

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Traditional Cob

Irish Cob

14 hh 10 yr old piebald cob . Charlie was bought for my daughter to ride and hack out but they just haven’t clicked and hes too forward going for her. He is not a novice ride . He has good stabl

Burnley, Lancashire (38.5mi)

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Looking for new home

Irish Cob

Looking for new home 2 year old gelding. Fully green unbroke ready for someone to put there own stamp on him. Good for farrier but I do struggle to catch him with been in such a big field with other h

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Saint Bees, Cumberland (44.2mi)

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Best in blue 💙

Irish Cob

Best in Blue, This stunning blue is perfect in every way – equally happy hacking out alone or in company, in the heaviest of traffic, or schooling in the arena. Walk, trot, canter is not an issue. Hap

Bishop Auckland, County Durham (41.6mi)

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FAQs

Are Irish Cobs good horses?

Yes, Irish Cobs are highly regarded for their gentle, loyal, and intelligent nature combined with a strong, compact, and muscular build. They are known for being hardy and economical to keep, making them suitable for riders of all levels, including beginners, due to their calm temperament and versatility.

What are Irish Cob horses used for?

Irish Cobs are versatile horses traditionally used for riding, draft work, and carriage pulling. They excel in pony trekking, recreational riding, and various equestrian disciplines such as show jumping, dressage, and western riding. Their calm and willing nature makes them ideal for a wide range of riding and driving activities.

Is an Irish Cob the same as a Gypsy Vanner?

Yes, the Irish Cob and Gypsy Vanner (also called Gypsy Cob) refer to the same breed but under different names often linked to regional or registry distinctions. DNA evidence shows they are one breed, characterised by a compact, muscular build with abundant feathering on the legs and a calm, intelligent temperament.

Can you ride an Irish Cob?

Absolutely, Irish Cobs make excellent riding horses suitable for riders of all levels. Their strong build and calm disposition allow them to be used for recreational riding, pony trekking, and various competitive equestrian sports, making them a popular all-round riding horse.

Irish Cob Horses in Sedbergh, Westmorland and Furness

4 Irish Cob Horses in Sedbergh, Westmorland and Furness

Stunning Blue Blagdon colt 6 months to make 13hh

Traditional Cob

Looking for new home

Best in blue 💙

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FAQs

Are Irish Cobs good horses?

What are Irish Cob horses used for?

Is an Irish Cob the same as a Gypsy Vanner?

Can you ride an Irish Cob?