20-25 years. If they are taken care of perfectly then 25-35 years.
Generally 15+ years. Ponies can live as long as 30 since they are hardier than a full-size horse. Drafts also tend to live silghtly longer than sporting size horses
Horses can live up to thirty years or longer if they are well cared for. Ponies generally live longer than larger horses, just as smaller dogs generally live longer than larger dogs. Morgans are a hearty breed of horse, so if well cared for, should easily live into their twenties or early thirties.
An Arabian horse can typically live from 18 to 30 years of age.
A hypohippus can live as long as 45 years.
no, generally a long straight tail
Breeding stallions can live as long as any other horse...
as long as any other horse
15 years.
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16 YEARS
Up to about 25 or 30
All of us know of the 40-year-old horse or pony, and with genetic luck and very good care, your horse may also live into his forties. Whether or not your horse will live this long depends on genetics, good home and veterinary care, and a dollop of luck. We generally find that horses begin to show signs of aging in their mid-teens. If they were living in the wild, poor dentition alone would probably lead to a natural lifespan of 12 to 18 years - not withstanding predators and other mishaps. What can you expect for your horse? If we assume that your horse does not suffer a catastrophic event, such as colic or fractured bones, it is reasonable to expect that your horse will live into his twenties, and many will reach their thirties. Good dental and other veterinary care, good nutrition, and regular exercise, will help your horse to live as long and healthy a life as possible.