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What size of horse would a 11 year old girl need?

Updated: 8/11/2023
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All are, as long as they're healthy. Most horses are at their prime for riding between the ages of 6 and 12. By that time they are well trained and good at their job(s). They can live to be over 30 years old, sometimes older. Most can be ridden their whole life as long as the horse doesn't have any health problems.

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Like horses, the size of an 11 yr old can vary greatly.

More important than the size of the horse is its training. If the horse responds to a child and the child feels comfortable, a larger horse often is a better choice than a pony for several reasons including:

* The gaits of a larger horse are easier to ride.

* The horse will be large enough for the child for a longer period of time.

* Horses are often have more even dispositions than ponies.

If the child feels intimidated by the size of the horse, then it is too big. If the child's feet dangle more than a little below the girth (belly) of the horse when riding, the child is too big for it.

It depends on how tall she is and how much she weighs. However, i would say from personal experience that a pony about 13.2hh - 14hh should suit her nicly and last her a couple of years. i have a 14.2hh pony i got her when i was 12 and now i am nearly 17 and still ride her and compete. however be sure not to over horse her.

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