A horse and a Pony, are two different things. A pony is a look a like too a horse but smaller, but isn't a horse it's a Pony. A horse is a lot bigger and is a different but similar animal.
A pony can be up to 14.2 hands so 1 hand =4 inches that would make it 58 inches.
A pony is 14.2hh or less; a horse is over 14.2hh. A hand is 4 inches, or 10cm.
Height: The height for this breed is 11 hands. This approximates to 44 inches to the withers of the horse. Average height for horse breeds is 15.0 hands or 60 inches. Therefore, the Shetland Pony is shorter than most horse breeds.
That question is not answerable as a ponies come in many different sizes from as small as a falabella which is a miniature horse about 34 inches in height. The Shetland pony is the smallest PONY can range from 28 inches to 42 inches the largest pony can reach anything up to 15 hands this includes Welsh Cob, The Highland Pony etc... which is not much shorter than a horse so you see there is no answer to this question
This approximates to 44 inches to the withers of the horse. Average height for horse breeds is 15.0 hands or 60 inches. Therefore, the Shetland Pony is shorter than most horse breeds. Weight: The Shetland Pony weighs 450 pounds, which is 575 pounds lighter than the average horse breed.
There are 4 inches in a hand, so a 14 hh horse/pony would be 56 inches tall.
This approximates to 44 inches to the withers of the horse. Average height for horse breeds is 15.0 hands or 60 inches. Therefore, the Shetland Pony is shorter than most horse breeds. Weight: The Shetland Pony weighs 450 pounds, which is 575 pounds lighter than the average horse breed.
Height: The height for this breed is 11 hands. This approximates to 44 inches to the withers of the horse. Average height for horse breeds is 15.0 hands or 60 inches. Therefore, the Shetland Pony is shorter than most horse breeds.
This approximates to 44 inches to the withers of the horse. Average height for horse breeds is 15.2 hands or 60.8 inches. Therefore, the Shetland Pony is shorter than most horse breeds. Weight: The Shetland Pony weighs 450 pounds, which is 575 pounds lighter than the average horse breed.
a pony that is gelded. gelded is when you fix a male equine! It would be called a pony gelding. Pony refers to the size of the equine (less than 54 inches in height for most associations). Many people think the word pony mean young like in foal, but there are horse foals and pony foals. many old timers cal a stallion /stud a "horse where as they would always call a mare or a gelding by those terms and never call a mare or gelding a "horse". You see this in a lot of old time Standardbred racing folk, where on a race program the sex is listed as either mare, gelding or horse (horse meaning non-gelded male or stallion)
No. A pony is not a horse at all. It is a member of the Equine family but it is not a horse. Here are your classifications, you have a miniature horse which is any horse under 48 inches of height, then you have a pony which stands at a height of anywhere between 14.2 hands and 48 inches, then you have your regular horse that is anything about 14.2 hands.So I have a little different take on this thread. A pony is any animal (horse) that is under 14.3. Anything above 14.3 a horse. Any breed can produce a pony sized animal.Miniature horses are called horses because they were "bred down" to the size they are without the use of any of the pony breeds...or so the story goes.Miniature horse people like the idea of miniatures as a small horse as opposed to a pony hence the name. However, from a technical standpoint, based only on height, they are a pony.
0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001mm over 14.2 hands...then they are a horse.