Tinker Horses in England

2 Tinker Horses in England

Family pony for sale

Tinker

“Callie Bob” is looking for a new home, unfortunately her little jokey is just no longer interested, Callie needs a home with a job and someone who is willing to give her all the attention/affection s

Preston, Lancashire

Smarty Marty 3 year old coloured gelding

Tinker

Looking for his new loving home is our homebred cob gelding. Marty is 3 years old and has a fantastic temperament, he lives out all year round in a mixed herd of 12hh ponies to 17.2 Irish drafts, he's

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Newton Abbot, Devon

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FAQs

What are Tinker horses used for?

Tinker horses are versatile and primarily used for leisure riding, therapy riding, carriage and draught work. Their calm and friendly nature makes them excellent for therapeutic programmes, while their strength and stamina suit them well for pulling wagons and performing agricultural tasks.

Is a Tinker horse the same as a Gypsy Vanner?

Yes, Tinker horses and Gypsy Vanners are essentially the same breed, known also as Gypsy Cob, Irish Cob, or Irish Tinker. Regional names differ but they share origins in Ireland and the UK and are recognised for their sturdy build, feathered legs, and versatility.

How long do teacup horses live?

Teacup horses, which are miniature horses bred to remain very small, typically live between 15 to 30 years depending on care, though they require specialised attention due to their tiny size.

Are Tinker horses big?

Tinker horses are small to medium-sized draft horses with a sturdy, compact build. They are strong and solid but not as large as heavy draft breeds like Clydesdales, making them well suited for both riding and draught work without being too big.