The Irish Cob breed was developed by the Travelling Community in Ireland. If any horses showed temperament problems or had bad manners, they were immediately removed from the breeding program. GENERAL APPEARANCE. The angle of the spine from the croup to the tail should slope gently downwards and should not be exaggerated; this allows for a high, well “set on”, tail and contributes to good well rounded quarters.Irish Cobs are from medium weight to heavy weight, (Some allowance in bone measurement can be made for mares and geldings only).Irish Cobs with their unique action, luxuriant hair and feathering and the large range of colours available, combine to present a beautiful and varied sight to see when turned out at their best, particularly when in motion.The Irish Cob should possess a docile and willing nature, with a friendly disposition towards humans and other animal species. Many people think of Irish Cobs as just strong docile animals pulling heavy Gypsy wagons. Copyright © 2014 Nobilpazzi. He is a good doer, can live Indoors and outdoor, good to do in all ways, can be nervous on hacks but fine at home. However, the amount of leg hair/feathering present may vary considerably, particularly in the case of medium weight Irish Cobs. This is especially prominent in the heavier Irish Cobs.

The Irish Cob is a horse breed available Star Stable Online. Add to Compare. They bred them very selectively but did not keep written records, the lineage’s being passed on verbally from generation to generation. Worldwide they are known by many names such as Gypsy Cob, Gypsy Horse, Gypsy Vanner, Irish Tinker – Gypsy Cob being the most popular name in Australia.The Gypsies (or Traveler’s as they prefer to be called) have always been known and respected for their relationship with horses. 13.3hh Irish cob. Ground covering trot with a slight flick of feather at the point of extension.SECTION A - Full Blooded GYPSY HORSE - under 14.2 hands at maturitySECTION B - Full Blooded GYPSY HORSE - 14.2 hands and over at maturityAll solid colours including black, bay, brown, chestnut, palomino, grey and roan.All solid colours including black, bay, brown, chestnut, palomino, grey and roan, which contain white body markings.White body markings are measured in percentages and exclude the head, legs and underbelly.Irish Cobs which have white body markings are described as COLOURED.Irish Cobs which have white markings on the underbelly are described as SPLASHED or BLAGDON The Gypsy Cob is compact and powerful, ample both in muscle and bone, yet, with an ability to perform as a good all-purpose animal. Displays of aggressive and threatening behaviour such as ears back, kicking, biting, rearing and not being under control of the handler, will result in expulsion from Approval Inspection and the Show Ring.Should be straight, handsome and in proportion to the rest of the horse. Add to Wishlist . More.

The horse is friendly and easily trainable, known for it’s work spirit, and fits most uses. Quick view .
Some Irish Cobs tend to be more “stocky” than others.

Mane and tail are thick and luxurious. Pm me for more photos and information. Add to cart.

"The Irish Cob originates from Ireland. They excel in the dressage arena with their instinctively high and flamboyant movements, while their natural endurance and athleticism make them equally at home out hunting or going across country and they are not put off by jumping logs, fences or ditches.It’s hard to believe that these stout, smaller horses can move so well but they are incredibly agile and combined with such a willing attitude and trainable nature, they make a formidable partner who will form a lasting relationship of trust and companionship. The breed was created to fulfill the traveler’s need for a useable horse, gentle enough to be handled by children but sturdy enough to pull a wagon all day. Abundant feather drapes from knee to ground. This advert is located in and around Wakefield, West Yorkshire. Leg hair/feathering should also fall over the front of the hoof, from at least the coronet.The mane and tail should be luxuriant and capable of growing to a substantial length.Overall appearance of a strong and willing partner that works harmoniously with its handler. Movement should appear sound and free from obvious hereditary defects A steady forward walk with impulsion.

Their extreme versatility, kindness and outstanding mental outlook make them ideal for children, pony clubs and adults alike for riding or driving either competitively or at leisure.As a ridden horse, their wide short backs and sturdy conformation combined with the high knee action make them comfortable under saddle.
Yes, they were bred over hundreds of years to do just that, but they are also much much more.Although it has only recently been accepted as an official breed, the Irish cob, along with the Irish Draught horse and Connemara pony, is one of Ireland’s oldest recognized breeds. Tutti i diritti riservati.This website or its third party tools use cookies, which are necessary to its functioning and required to achieve the purposes illustrated in the cookie policy.By closing this banner, scrolling this page, clicking a link or continuing to browse otherwise, you agree to the use of cookies Although it has only recently been accepted as an official breed, the Irish cob, along with the Irish Draught horse and Connemara pony, is one of Ireland’s oldest recognized breeds.