The Irish Cob, also known as the Gypsy Cob or Gypsy Vanner, is a distinctive horse breed originating from Ireland and the United Kingdom. Bred by the Romani Travellers to pull their caravans, this breed became prized for its strength, stamina, and calm temperament. Physically, Irish Cobs are compact and powerful horses, typically standing between 13.2 to 16 hands tall. They are easily recognised by their abundant feathering on the legs and their striking piebald or skewbald coats. Their thick, flowing mane and tail add to their iconic appearance. Temperament-wise, Irish Cobs are exceptionally gentle, calm, and reliable, making them excellent family horses suitable for novice riders and therapeutic riding programmes. Their versatility extends to riding, driving, and showing, solidifying their popularity. However, they require care attention, especially regular grooming of their feathering to prevent skin issues. In the UK market, keywords such as \"cobs for sale\", \"Irish cob for sale\", and \"gypsy cob for sale\" are commonly searched, reflecting high interest in purchasing these beloved horses.

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Custard palamino gelding 13 hh or there about, ready to start work Good to load and travel Ties up perfectly Good to deal with, used to children and other animals . Lovely family pony Needs an eq

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Ghost – Rising 3yo Gelding (3 in May) Currently 12hh, expected to make approx. 12.2–12.3hh Lovely young gelding with an exceptional temperament and great handling. ✔️ Amazing in the stable, clean an

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Sandy is a rising 4 year old 11.2hh mini cob. She is the most sweetest pony. She loves a good fuss and would stand to be groomed all day. She is fantastic for the farrier. Sandy has had a saddle on

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Stunning Friesian x cob mare 15.1, 13years old. A gorgeous mare that turns heads with lovely comments from passers by. Good doer, bare footed, never sick or sorry and no health issues. Upto date wit

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Beautiful 3 year old mare mini cob. She's 12.1hh but is bum high. Honest advert 2️⃣🕑🕑🕑Ono. Daisy is a 3 year old mini cob who is so gentle and placid. She's a bit wary in the stable and with the

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4 years old • 13hh Amazing little skewbald cob gelding who we bought for our youngest daughter, but sadly he’s not being ridden and enjoyed as he should be, so we feel it’s time to find him the right

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I am reluctantly selling our cob gelding as he’s just too small for my girls.. he’s an absolute delight, great with children, loves being with other horses (he’s been turned out with 2 mares), great f
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.