Ponies and Foals for Sale Update
August 2022
At Whittling Ridge, we're a two-family operation in two different states (Virginia and Ohio) and just play with ponies on the side. In addition to all of our "real jobs," the last year has brought about many weddings and new babies in both families, so we are a little behind on all of our website updates and new videos. Also, we apologize if you get an email/Facebook message back from Kelsey or Rocky asking for a phone number so you can talk to Ava or Nelson. Ava and Nelson don't do email and Kelsey and Rocky are just the "tech side" of things.
We've started laughing at ourselves, because, by this point, we all know the drill, "Amish raised pony. Kid broke to ride and drive. Traffic safe, sound, and sane." Yes, we realize it's getting a little repetitive, but we don't know what else to tell y'all other than the truth - even if it's getting boring. While we do have a breeding program, we don't raise all of our ponies, however, all of those that we have for sale have gone through our testing and we honestly think they'll be what we say they are.
As always, we are adding videos as we get them put together. Our current ponies are listed below and on the Small Ponies for Sale and Large Ponies for Sale pages, but we do have a few more ponies available for sale, whom we are getting photos/videos of now.
All ponies for sale are currently located in Applecreek, Ohio.
Small Ponies
Sonny - 11.2hh 8yo steel grey Welsh cross gelding - by our stallion Independence. Fancy. Kid broke to ride and drive. (Video available here)
Kitty - Red and white paint mare pony (Video available here)
Snickers - Black and White Mare Mule - Well broke to ride and drive. (Short video available here. More info and longer video to come soon.)
We have four upcoming ponies (three small and one large) - more info available soon.
Georgian Grandes
We will be posting photos and videos of some of our Georgian Grande yearlings and two-year-olds, so if you're looking for a good-thinking, all-around horse to make exactly what you want, we'll have you covered. These foals will all be located in Glade Spring, Virginia.
Miss Millie Me - 15.3hh+ 2yo bay Georgian Grande Filly (Registration Pending) - At 30 days under saddle, she will trail ride alone or in a group, cross bridges, and canters on both leads. Good thinking filly who is brave and willing. Price will increase with training. (Video available here)
You can reach Ava best by phone at 276-429-2142 (home) or 276-608-8395 (cell - no texts, please.)
At Whittling Ridge, we're a two-family operation in two different states (Virginia and Ohio) and just play with ponies on the side. In addition to all of our "real jobs," the last year has brought about many weddings and new babies in both families, so we are a little behind on all of our website updates and new videos. Also, we apologize if you get an email/Facebook message back from Kelsey or Rocky asking for a phone number so you can talk to Ava or Nelson. Ava and Nelson don't do email and Kelsey and Rocky are just the "tech side" of things.
We've started laughing at ourselves, because, by this point, we all know the drill, "Amish raised pony. Kid broke to ride and drive. Traffic safe, sound, and sane." Yes, we realize it's getting a little repetitive, but we don't know what else to tell y'all other than the truth - even if it's getting boring. While we do have a breeding program, we don't raise all of our ponies, however, all of those that we have for sale have gone through our testing and we honestly think they'll be what we say they are.
As always, we are adding videos as we get them put together. Our current ponies are listed below and on the Small Ponies for Sale and Large Ponies for Sale pages, but we do have a few more ponies available for sale, whom we are getting photos/videos of now.
All ponies for sale are currently located in Applecreek, Ohio.
Small Ponies
Sonny - 11.2hh 8yo steel grey Welsh cross gelding - by our stallion Independence. Fancy. Kid broke to ride and drive. (Video available here)
Kitty - Red and white paint mare pony (Video available here)
Snickers - Black and White Mare Mule - Well broke to ride and drive. (Short video available here. More info and longer video to come soon.)
We have four upcoming ponies (three small and one large) - more info available soon.
Georgian Grandes
We will be posting photos and videos of some of our Georgian Grande yearlings and two-year-olds, so if you're looking for a good-thinking, all-around horse to make exactly what you want, we'll have you covered. These foals will all be located in Glade Spring, Virginia.
Miss Millie Me - 15.3hh+ 2yo bay Georgian Grande Filly (Registration Pending) - At 30 days under saddle, she will trail ride alone or in a group, cross bridges, and canters on both leads. Good thinking filly who is brave and willing. Price will increase with training. (Video available here)
You can reach Ava best by phone at 276-429-2142 (home) or 276-608-8395 (cell - no texts, please.)
Rueben, Roxie, Babe, and Kricket
Beauty, Bunni, Kokomo, Honey, and Obie
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At Whittling Ridge Farms, our focus is providing good, honest horses and ponies. We live on a working farm, where in addition to horses and ponies, we raise cattle, sheep, and goats.
We have various sizes of equines, from our Percheron draft mares on down to a miniature horse every now and again. We specialize in Georgian Grandes (Saddlebred-Percheron crosses) and have been raising them since the late 1980s. We are currently raising foals our homegrown Georgian Grande stallion, Whitt, a son of American Saddlebred stallion Santana Hosanna. We also partner with the Hershberger family in Applecreek, Ohio, with whom we raise, buy, and sell ponies. Our horses and ponies, in Virginia or Ohio, are used to being ridden both alone and in groups, often with free-roaming horses in the fields with them, as well. They have many trail miles and are used for anything that they’re needed for on the farms. When riding on our farm in Virginia, we never know what we might encounter when we ride out into the back fields. It is not uncommon for our horses to flush wild turkeys and deer from the woods or to round up our cattle and sheep to move into other pastures. Our Ohio horses and ponies are accustomed to being ridden or driven on the main roads, and as you can see in videos, being passed by large trucks and tractor trailers is just an ordinary part of the day. |
