Breannanalley Active Member Joined Sep 30, 2012 Messages 35 Reaction score 1 Location Indiana Oct 31, 2012 #1 So a friend asked me what size does a miniature have to be, before it is classified as a pony? I'm not able to answer this correctly so any info would be great!
So a friend asked me what size does a miniature have to be, before it is classified as a pony? I'm not able to answer this correctly so any info would be great!
BriarwoodAcres Well-Known Member Joined Sep 30, 2012 Messages 203 Reaction score 6 Location Indiana Oct 31, 2012 #2 AMHR goes to 38" at its highest. then, they're declined or pulled papers,
Jill Aspiring Cowgirl Joined Nov 30, 2002 Messages 27,188 Reaction score 528 Location Spotsy., VA (USA) Oct 31, 2012 #3 AMHA, 34" and under AMHR, "under" (some still say "A") division is for 34" and under, "over" (some still say "B") division is for over 34" but not taller than 38"
AMHA, 34" and under AMHR, "under" (some still say "A") division is for 34" and under, "over" (some still say "B") division is for over 34" but not taller than 38"
disneyhorse Well-Known Member Joined Nov 30, 2002 Messages 5,382 Reaction score 192 Oct 31, 2012 #4 And technically, any equine under 14.2 hands IS a "pony"!
targetsmom Well-Known Member Joined Mar 12, 2006 Messages 6,147 Reaction score 513 Location Suffield, CT Oct 31, 2012 #5 Also depends on where the equine is measured - in the US it is usually at the last mane hair, but in other places it can be the withers.
Also depends on where the equine is measured - in the US it is usually at the last mane hair, but in other places it can be the withers.
rabbitsfizz Well-Known Member Joined Oct 29, 2003 Messages 10,938 Reaction score 386 Location England Oct 31, 2012 #6 In "other" places it is always the withers, In point of fact the American Miniature Horse is the only horse in the world not measured to the withers!
In "other" places it is always the withers, In point of fact the American Miniature Horse is the only horse in the world not measured to the withers!