Welsh Section D Horses for sale
6 Welsh Section D Horses for sale
The Welsh Section D, commonly known as the Welsh Cob or simply Welsh D, is the largest and most powerful type in the Welsh Pony and Cob family. Originating from the rugged hills of Wales, this breed was developed for farm work, transport, and even mining, necessitating strength and endurance. Physically, the Welsh Cob stands up to 15.1 hands high, combining substantial bone and muscular build with elegant, athletic movement. It features a bold eye, a refined head, and a characteristically high-set tail. Known for its spectacular, knee-raising trot, the breed exhibits free and powerful gaits, making it popular for both riding and driving. Temperament-wise, Welsh Section D horses are intelligent, courageous, and willing, yet gentle and manageable, suiting a range of riders from capable children to adults. Their versatility shines in disciplines like show jumping, dressage, and competitive driving. These qualities make the Welsh Cob ideal for those seeking a reliable, all-round horse with a strong heritage and a dynamic presence. Keywords like "welsh section d for sale," "welsh d," and "welsh cob for sale" often feature in searches for this esteemed UK breed.
Top Class 148 Welsh D Mare
£5,500
Stunning Welsh Section D
£4,500
2 year old reg. welsh section D filly
£2,500
18 month old palomino filly
£2,500
Stunning chestnut mare
£3,200
Willow
£3,700FAQs
What are Welsh Section D horses?
Welsh Section D horses, also known as Welsh Cobs, are the largest type within the Welsh Pony and Cob breed registry, standing over 13.2 hands (54 inches, 137 cm) with no upper height limit. They retain the pony character with a refined, athletic cob build and are known for their bold movement, stamina, soundness, and intelligence.
How do Welsh Section D horses differ from Section C?
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What size do Welsh Section D horses usually reach?
