4 inches per hand
A hand (if you mean horse hands) is measured by well a hand. One hand is 4 inches.
A horse is over 14.3hh and a pony is under 14.2hh [ hh= hand high] [ there measured in hands] [1 hand is about and adults hand]
The height of a horse is measured up to its withers (where the back and neck meet). Horses are measured in hands, one hand being 4 inches.
Height for horses and ponies is measured in hands at the withers, or shoulder blade of the horse. A hand is equal to four inches. You can buy measuring devices, but yardsticks work just as well.
Horses are measured in hands. 1 hand equals 4 inches.
Horse measurements are typically taken in hands, with each hand equaling 4 inches. The height of a horse is measured at the withers, which is the highest point on the horse's back. For example, a horse that stands 15 hands high would be 60 inches tall at the withers.
Horses are measured in hands. One hand is 4 inches or 40cm. For example, if your horse is 15 hands, it is 60 inches tall.
Horses are measured in hands. A hand is equal to 4 inches or 10.16 cm.
A hand is 4 inches. Generally, ponies are 14.2 hands high or under, and horses are taller than 14.2 hh. Make sure that when you measured the horse, you measured from the ground to the horse's withers. which is the bump at the base of the neck.
A hand, when measuring horses isn't a literal hand, it is just the measurement used to measure horses. A hand is 4 inches which, if you are just doing rough estimation, is indeed closer to across the hand. A horse is measured from the ground up to his/her wither, which is the bone on top of the shoulder.
Horses are measured in 'Hands'. Each hand is 4 inches You write it like this: 12.1hh. One inch higher would be 12.2hh. another inch higher is 12.3hh. But, one more inch taller, and it goes to the next highest number: 13hh If they are under 14.2hh then they are a pony, if they are over, they are a horse.
A horse is measured in 'hands' - 1 hand = 4 inches (10.2 cm) The measurement is taken from the ground to the top of the horse's withers.