Erray Highland Ponies

07/06/2026

It’s great having long legs – until you’re trying to eat your Halley’s Blox and you can’t quite reach! 🐴 🦒

07/06/2026

Erray Desert Orchid 🙃🐴💚

10/05/2026

Always a relief to have all the mares finished foaling. This morning saw the last foal ‘land’ - he certainly wins the prize for the longest legs of the four!

26/04/2026

She’s a good protective mum, keeping the wee one as far away as possible from hooomans on their first evening together, but you can see him/her (as yet to be determined!) now and then.

14/04/2026

A couple of hours old and still finding our feet … But cheeky enough to do a micro-buck when mum’s fussing became too annoying!

13/04/2026

Yearling colts Erray Clove and Erray Calendula having fun yesterday while their two half-sisters Cherry Blossom and Cotton Rose grazed peacefully. If you’re interested in either of these boys, drop us a DM.

12/04/2026

Love following Ruth’s travels 💚

Handsome Toby the Highland pony on sand dunes in the Outer Hebrides. Highland ponies are equally at home high up on a hill, or down by the seashore. This breed was developed in the highlands and islands of Scotland as a crofters pony and are also well known as a deer stalking pony (see my other posts). They are valued for their strength, kindness and easy keeping. Highland ponies are categorised as “At Risk” by 🐴🌄 _______________________________________

20/02/2026

Lenny (Erray Calendula) and Rosie (Erray Cotton Rose) 🐴 🐴 🤎🤎

03/02/2026

Freedom … In full neigh mode! Lenny (Erray Calendula), on the left, and Rosie (Erray Cotton Rose), on the left, were allowed out into the Knoll Field today. Hoping they stay there 😬…

02/02/2026

These fluffy wee Highland weanlings will soon be looking for pastures new. DM us for more details if you’re interested. 🐴🐴🤎🤎