Youngsters

Why re-home a youngster?

Are you confident, experienced and looking for a new friend to grow up with you?

We have many youngsters looking to broaden their horizons and to continue their education in temporary or long-term guardian homes. They range from 8 months to 5 years old from varying backgrounds, and therefore require guardians to be knowledgeable and patient to encourage them to blossom and gain confidence in everyday life. You can read further information on the Guardianship scheme here.

When the time is right and after they have turned 4 years old, we will come and assess the horse or pony to determine if they are ready to be backed or introduced to harness. We can offer advice on this next stage.

If you are interested in offering any of our horses and ponies a long-term home, please fill in the Lluest Loan Application Form for more information on a pony, or if you have any questions, please email equine@lluesthorseandponytrust.co.uk. If you are interested in fostering, please fill in the Foster application form.

 

 

Lluest Nemo

Age: Born 2022

Height: Approx. 11hh 

Rehoming Donation: £250

Type: Young Pony

Nemo is a friendly young pony looking for a new Guardian Home through no fault of his own, following a change in his guardian’s personal circumstances.

He came into Lluest’s care in April 2024 after being referred by the British Horse Society. Underweight and suffering from painful mud fever, Nemo was given the opportunity to recover and enjoy the secure future every rescued Lluest equine deserves.

During his rehabilitation, Nemo was found to be a rig and underwent successful laparoscopic surgery in February 2025. Following his recovery, he settled well into a Guardian Home where he has continued to mature into a lovely young pony.

Nemo is good to handle, enjoys human company and is a pleasure to have around.

Nemo would thrive in a home where:

    • He can live with friendly equine companions.
    • His weight can be managed carefully, as he is a good doer.
    • His new guardian understands the importance of preventing obesity and reducing the risk of laminitis.
    • He can continue to build his confidence and enjoy a varied, enriching life.
    • He will be treated as part of the family and receive excellent routine car

If you think Nemo could be the right addition to your family, we’d love to hear from you. Please complete our rehoming enquiry form and a member of the team will be in touch.

 

 

Lluest Ginny

Age: Born May 2025

Height: Approx. 13hh (to mature around 14.2hh)

Rehoming Donation: £300

Type: Young Pony

Ginny was rescued in October 2025. Whilst in our care she’s built on her equine socialisation skills and is getting used to being led and having her feet picked out.

Ginny would thrive in a home where:

  • She has steady, well-socialised equine companions to learn from.

  • Her guardians have experience with young ponies and are confident in setting boundaries with kindness.

  • There’s a strong focus on good management from the start – Ginny is likely to be a good doer, so restricted grazing and a watchful eye on weight will be important.

  • She can be supported through her development with enrichment, gentle handling, and clear routines.

Ginny is still a blank slate with bags of potential and a bit of cheeky charm thrown in for good measure. With the right guidance, she’s sure to make someone a truly special friend.

Could you be the one to help this young pony find her feet?

Lluest Bronwen

Age: Born 2025
Height: Approx. 11.2hh (to mature around 13.2hh)
Rehoming Donation: £300
Type: Young Pony

Bronwen is a friendly, sweet young pony with a gentle nature. She is sociable and content living out in the field with her companions, but is equally happy to come into a stable during bad weather, showing a lovely adaptable attitude.

Bronwen is still learning key handling skills, including picking her feet up, and this will need to be patiently and consistently continued in her new home. For this reason, she will require an experienced guardian who understands young ponies and can support her learning with calm confidence and kindness.

Bronwen would thrive in a home where:

  • She can live with steady equine companions, enjoying social interaction and routine.
  • Her guardian has experience handling young ponies and is confident, patient, and consistent.
  • There is a commitment to continuing her education, particularly with hoof handling.
  • She benefits from clear routines, gentle handling, and positive reinforcement.

Bronwen is a lovely, affectionate pony who is still finding her way and learning about the world. With the right support, she has every chance to grow into a trusting and rewarding companion.

Video Link to Bronwen – Here

Could you be the one to help this young pony find her feet?