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Hy Equestrian Thelwell Ponies
- Introducing the Hy Equestrian Thelwell Ponies that are available as 3 classic Thelwell characters – Penelope & Kipper, Fiona & Merrylegs and Tarquin the Pony.
- Kipper and Merrylegs come with their own riders, along with saddles and bridles.
- Tarquin the Pony comes complete with a rug and head collar.
- The Thelwell Ponies are all able to stand by themselves and have their manes and tails brushed and plaited, along with being soft and plush, perfect for cuddling as well as playing.
- Exclusive Hy Equestrian x Crafty Ponies x Thelwell collaboration.
Fiona and Merrylegs are the best of friends and are always out and about causing chaos – Merrylegs can stand up alone, so may nip off to cause trouble when Fiona isn’t looking! Merrylegs also has a gorgeously soft coat, perfect for brushing, looking after and cosying up too, and a traditionally wild Thelwell mane and tail for you to try and tame. He looks really smart when he’s tacked up and they go off riding together, up and down the country lanes, through muddy puddles and across the fields! Although normally up to no good, you can’t help but love Merrylegs characterful and loveable expression.
Penelope and Kipper are the definition of double trouble! They are well known for being the naughtiest pair in the village. Kipper has a gorgeously soft coat, perfect for brushing, looking after and cosying up too, and a traditionally wild Thelwell mane and tai that you can try and tame – Penelope often finds him covered in mud so might need some help. Kipper can stand up by himself so when he is clean, she does enjoy tacking him up and taking him out for rides – they love going exploring and create all kinds of chaos whilst doing so, whether it be when they’re out for a sunny hack or racing round at Pony Club.
Tarquin the Thelwell Pony has a cheeky personality! He loves causing chaos in the countryside and he can generally be found being mischievous where he shouldn’t be. He has a gorgeously soft coat, perfect for brushing, looking after and cosying up too, and a traditionally wild Thelwell mane and tail that you can try and tame – Tarquin loves a pamper session. He does like to look smart despite his muddy antics, so does enjoy wearing his smart rug and head collar. Tarquin can stand up by himself, though if he’s feeling naughty this means he may have trotted off to create trouble whilst you weren’t looking!
