30 Years Expertise✦Free rider evaluation with every enquiry✦Portfolio of off market private sellers✦Network of independent producers✦★★★★★ 5.0 · on Google✦50+ Successful Pony Pairings each year✦Available now: Willow✦30 Years Expertise✦Free rider evaluation with every enquiry✦Portfolio of off market private sellers✦Network of independent producers✦★★★★★ 5.0 · on Google✦50+ Successful Pony Pairings each year✦Available now: Willow✦

Free rider assessment with every enquiry

Membership & process

Three tiers, one honest process.

From £250 guided self-service to fully-managed white-glove support - choose the level of support that suits your family and your search.

At a glance

Compare what's included in each tier

What you getTier 3Tier 2Tier 1
45-minute 1:1 call & riding video review✓✓
Step-by-step guides, legal advice & contract documents✓✓
Fiona’s Fact Find & personalised 1:1—✓
Check-ins—Daily where necessary
Pony reviews—Unlimited
Previews of ponies not yet on the market—✓
Off-market sourcing & Fiona’s little black book—✓
Fiona & her team view horses in person for you—✓
Price£250 one-offFrom £1,000
Retainer—£500 every 12 weeks
When you buy your pony—£500 or 2.5%
The Tier 1 & 2 process

Your eight-step journey to the right pony

The structured process every actively-supported member walks through.

1
Day 1 · Free

First WhatsApp

A warm hello and a quick two-way conversation about whether we're the right fit for each other. I'll ask about your rider, your budget, and your rough timeline. You'll ask me anything you like.

What you get15-minute WhatsApp exchange, plus a link to book your discovery call.
2
Week 1 · Free

Discovery call

30-60 minutes on the phone. This is where I ask the questions no advert ever will - the goals, the fears, the family dynamics, what your instructor thinks, whether you're really ready for a pony at all.

What you getWritten call summary + honest first read of which tier is the right fit.
3
Week 1–2 · Included

Wishlist & profile

You complete three short online forms: rider profile, wishlist (heights, breed, temperament, discipline), and non-negotiables (deal-breakers, health flags, hard limits). I turn these into a working brief for the search.

What you getYour personal search brief - a document you'll refer to at every viewing.
4
Week 2 · Retainer paid

Onboarding & retainer

Contract signed, retainer paid, welcome pack arrives with the guidance library credentials and my direct number. Your first 12-week period starts now.

What you getFull access to the member library, WhatsApp channel opens, first shortlist begins.
5
Weeks 2–10 · Ongoing

Shortlist & review

Spotted a pony you like the look of? Send it straight over. Most of the ponies I review are ones you’ve found yourself - an advert, a sales video, a friend of a friend - and I’ll give you my honest opinion before you get your heart set on one. I’ll also add ponies from the open market and my private network that match your brief. I check the adverts and videos for soundness and suitability, ask the sellers the awkward questions, and tell you plainly which ones are worth viewing.

What you getAn honest review of every pony you send me, plus any I find that fit your brief.
6
As ponies make the cut · Included

Viewing your shortlist

When a pony makes the cut, I book the viewing, coordinate with the seller and help you plan what to look for and what to ask on the day. Where your tier includes it, I or my team will go and see the pony in person for you.

What you getViewings booked and planned at your pace, with Fiona's eyes on the ponies that matter.
7
Days 60–80 · Included

Vetting & negotiation

Once you've found "the one", I coordinate the pre-purchase vet exam and sit in on it (by phone if remote, in person if local). I translate the vet report, flag any concerns, negotiate the price if there's cause to, and walk you through the paperwork.

What you getVet attended, price negotiated, contract reviewed, transport arranged.
8
Handover & beyond

Handover & aftercare

Delivery organised, arrival day supported, and my number in your phone for the settle-in weeks. Tier 2 members get 4 weeks of aftercare included. Tier 3 members have ongoing support baked into the membership for as long as you stay.

What you getPost-arrival check-ins, first-fortnight troubleshooting, referrals to trusted local vets/farriers/instructors.
Common questions

Everything else you might be wondering

Do you guarantee I'll find a pony in 12 weeks with Tier 2?

No — and I'd be suspicious of anyone who did. Some searches take three weeks, some take three months. The 12-week timebox is a commitment to my time, not a delivery promise. If we haven't found "the one" by week 12, we talk about whether it makes sense to step up to Tier 1, where I also source off-market ponies through my own network.

What if I want to buy privately, without your involvement?

You always can. The whole point of Tier 3 is to arm you with everything you need to go it alone with confidence. Many families use Tier 3 for their child's first pony and come back for Tier 2 when it's time for the more competitive next step up.

Do you take commission from sellers if I buy through you?

Absolutely never. My fee is what you pay for the membership. That is my only income from your search. If I ever accepted commission from a seller, my incentive would tilt in their direction and my advice would be worthless.

Can I upgrade or downgrade partway through?

Yes. Plenty of families start with Tier 3 and move up to Tier 2 or Tier 1 once they know how much support they'd like. Just let me know and we'll talk through how what you've already paid is taken into account.

What areas of the UK do you cover?

Everywhere. My network spans the whole of England, most of Wales, and reaches into Scotland via referrals. Most viewings involve some travel — I coordinate distance, direction, and clustering so you're not driving three counties for one pony.

How does payment work for Tier 2?

£250 to start, which covers 12 weeks of active searching and renews every 12 weeks until you find your pony. When you buy, the final fee is £250 or 2.5% of the pony’s price, whichever is higher.