Ponies for sale
No ponies match just yet
Be the first pony on this page. Families are searching here right now — your advert goes in front of them for £1.
£1 launch offer · Live in minutes · AI helps you write it
See which ponies are near you — search by town or postcode.
No ponies match those filters yet
Try widening your search — remove a filter or two, or search the whole UK. New ponies are added regularly.
Describe the pony you're looking for and sellers with a suitable one can get in touch through us. We'll also let you know when a match is advertised.
Free · We never show your name or email · Sellers reply through us
Be the first pony on this page. Families are searching here right now — your advert goes in front of them for £1.
Derbyshire has the Peak District running through its north and west, and that gives it real hill country alongside the more everyday farmland further south and east — a genuine choice between hardier, hill-raised ponies and gentler lowland types within one county. The area around Ashbourne in particular has an established riding club and Pony Club culture.
Because part of the county sits within the Peak District National Park, some grazing and access is governed by park rules, which is worth understanding if a pony has been kept on or near open access land around Bakewell or the Dovedale area. Away from the park, Derbyshire offers solid, practical family-pony keeping at more reasonable prices than the south-east, with decent road links south toward Derby and the Midlands proper.
Derbyshire
Open to a loan
Looking for a first pony for my 5 year old. Need something to help build her confidence that can begin as lead rein and then move on from there. Must be trustworthy and good with children, dogs, machinery as will be l…
Posted 12 Aug
Read more & reply →In and around the National Park, yes — some land carries specific access and grazing rules. Ask how a pony has been kept if it is from that part of the county.
The Peak District side can be, with hillier, tougher grazing similar in character to other northern hill counties, while the south of the county is gentler lowland farmland.
Generally, yes — grazing and livery costs are more reasonable than in the south-east, while still offering decent road access into the wider Midlands.
