Hero (Aero), 14.3hh, grey/appaloosa gelding
Posted: 16 Feb 2013, 9:17 am
Searching for Aero.
Hello everyone. I'm desperately trying to trace my pony Aero.
He is a 14.3 grey gelding, with some Appalossa in him, so he has a brown flea-bitten appearance in winter, but is just grey in summer. He also has pink skin around his eyes, nose and bottom with dark grey 'bubbles' on his nose. He also has black markings on the bottoms of his legs and brown eyes.
He is incredibly cheeky! A real personality. He had a habit of knowing when the electric fence was turned off If he couldn't hear the clicking, and then pulling the fence posts out. He was also a terrible loader.
I sold him in May 2010 to some people who lived in Maryport, Cumbria, quite local since I lived in Cumbria myself too, but found out they sold him on quite quickly because they thought he was a Rigg since he was mounting their mare, but the vet did some tests which said his gelding had been completely successful. I originally bought him in 2002/3 I think from a large livery yard in Glasgow. I competed him locally in show jumping, show cross and dressage. He was very well schooled.
I miss him terribly.
(photo hosted on new TE gallery)
(photo hosted on new TE gallery)
(photo hosted on new TE gallery)
Hello everyone. I'm desperately trying to trace my pony Aero.
He is a 14.3 grey gelding, with some Appalossa in him, so he has a brown flea-bitten appearance in winter, but is just grey in summer. He also has pink skin around his eyes, nose and bottom with dark grey 'bubbles' on his nose. He also has black markings on the bottoms of his legs and brown eyes.
He is incredibly cheeky! A real personality. He had a habit of knowing when the electric fence was turned off If he couldn't hear the clicking, and then pulling the fence posts out. He was also a terrible loader.
I sold him in May 2010 to some people who lived in Maryport, Cumbria, quite local since I lived in Cumbria myself too, but found out they sold him on quite quickly because they thought he was a Rigg since he was mounting their mare, but the vet did some tests which said his gelding had been completely successful. I originally bought him in 2002/3 I think from a large livery yard in Glasgow. I competed him locally in show jumping, show cross and dressage. He was very well schooled.
I miss him terribly.
(photo hosted on new TE gallery)
(photo hosted on new TE gallery)
(photo hosted on new TE gallery)