How long does it take a baby horse to grow up?

Answer 1

Well, it depends on the breed of horse..... the average horse, however will be grown to its full size when it is 2-4 years old.

Fun Fact: jockeys use 2-4 year old horses in races because, they are fully grown, show a lot of spirit, more energy (than most older horses), and most likely can run faster than older horses.

Answer 2

This depends. Horses continue to grow up until about 5 years of age. Most people start training a horse to ride about three years of age because they believe a horses bones are developed enough to support the weight of a person.

Hope this helps =]

Answer 3

Four years. A horse is a foal when it is born, until it reaches one year old. Then, until it is four years old, it is either a colt or a filly.