Let's talk PONY stallions!

[purplnurpl]

I think you can find a slew of GRP of all sizes in Europe. If they ship frozen then you are good to go.

We have a really nice GRP here in Texas. Rebecca Brown rides him…
http://www.avalon-equine.com/belafonte-davalon.html

Also Hilltop has a GRP named Popeye. He looks cute too.
http://www.hilltopfarminc.com/stallion_popeye.html

Another route would be to find a smaller Connemara.

[snaffle1987]

I would look into a purebred Section A stallion. Small and extremely typey. They can often trot with a little too much knee but when crossed to sportier mares; they sire beautiful movers. The Section A will improve the topline, keep the bone you desire, clean up the head, and keep it pony sized.

Your mare is very pretty IMHO and I think the cross with an A will do very well

Choose something that is a proven sire of what you are looking for; just don’t go out and pick something because it’s cheap and looks nice. Look at the offspring and judge from there

My Choices for you:

Smoke Tree Kismet. 11.2hh, great temperament, sire of show winners, older quality bloodlines

Falling Moon Merlin: 12.3 from Telynau bloodlines. Many of his offspring are competing in the pony hunter breeding arena right now. Fancy, clean heads, quality movers.

Farnley Magic Word: 11.3hh from deep Farnley bloodlines. Stunning stallion in person. He is very balanced, true to type, small enough for you, great athleticism.

Ceulan Lwcus: An older stallion who is also 11.3 with lots of chrome. Very typey.

Wharley Magic Flute: 11.2 Palomino Section A. Affordable and very fancy stallion.

Severn Gambol

[Daventry]

[QUOTE=snaffle1987;7441379]
Your mare is very pretty IMHO and I think the cross with an A will do very well

Falling Moon Merlin: 12.3 from Telynau bloodlines. Many of his offspring are competing in the pony hunter breeding arena right now. Fancy, clean heads, quality movers. [/QUOTE]

Falling Moon Merlin is a Section B Riding Pony.

[snaffle1987]

but he is on the smaller spectrum which the OP needs