Pony of Americas (POA) are under 14.2 hh. Appaloosas are 14.2 hh and above
A POA (or pony of the amercas) is a small pony breed, around 12-14hh, while an appaloosa is a different breed of spotted horse. So mainly they're different breeds <3 Trigger!!
The Appaloosa Horse originates from America. These colorful horses were bred by the Paloose Indians. There are 2 registries for the Appaloosa horse. The American Appaloosa Horse Association and one for foundation Appaloosas that is kept by the Paloose Indian Nation. There is also the POA (Pony of the Americas) which is basically an Appaloosa that measures under 14.2 hands high.
POA is the abbreviation for Pony Of the Americas. it is a pony with often the same patterns as an Appaloosa. For more information, follow the link below.
Size. A pony stops being a pony and is a horse at 14.2 hh.
14.1 and below. Also if you show English a pony is up to 14.2 and western is 14.0 i have a pony and he is a appaloosa X welsh and he is 14.2 .14.0-14.2
they can range from a pony size (14 hh) to almost 16 hh
The First Answer(but this is incorrect):all breeds can have an Appaloosa pattern and if they do that makes them an Appaloosa as well as there other breed besides a Frisian.The Second Answer:(This one is correct, but I probably missed a few breeds)Other than the Appaloosa, some appy patterned breeds I know are the Knabstrup, the Pony Of The Americas (POA), and the Tiger horse, which the Appaloosa actually desended from.
Appaloosas can be various sizes according to the registry or association that registers them, but yes there are appaloosa ponies.
There is no difference between a pony and horse halter. All it is is the size. So, tipically, they are both called halters.
They all vary in size, just like any other breed. It also depends on the blood lines, but most are around 15.1 hands.
Pinto Pony(spotted), Piebald Pony(black and white spotted), Skewbald Pony (any color but black and white), Sabino Pony, Splash White Pony, Overo Pony, Tobiano Pony, Tovero Pony, etc. POA (Pony of the Americas) have the various spotting patterns associated with the Lp (Leopard Complex) yielding appaloosa patterning.
A POA horse stands for Pony of Americas, which is a breed of pony that originated in the United States. They are known for their versatility, good temperament, and colorful coat patterns. POA horses are popular among youth riders for their size and suitability for various disciplines.