There are four inches in a hand if you are talking about the height of a horse.
Assuming you mean in the height of a horse, there are 4 inches in a hand.
Height for horses and ponies is measured in hands at the withers, or shoulder blade of the horse. A hand is equal to four inches. You can buy measuring devices, but yardsticks work just as well.
the measure of a horse in four inches is a hand. So, one hand equals four inches.
One horse hand is equivalent to 4 inches. It is a unit of measurement commonly used to determine the height of horses.
To determine the height of a horse you measure from the top of its withers to the ground. You use the term hands to tell what its height is. (A hand is 4 inches.)
A "hand" is the measurement used to determine height of the horse and equals 4 inches.
The height of a horse is measured up to its withers (where the back and neck meet). Horses are measured in hands, one hand being 4 inches.
A horse's height is typically measured in hands. One hand is equal to 4 inches. To measure a horse's height, start at the ground and measure to the highest point of the withers, which is the ridge between the horse's shoulder blades.
One hand is 4 inches, more or less. A hand is an old measure- the width of a hand - used mostly, I think, for measuring the height of horses. One could move up horse hand by hand and count how many hands tall the horse is.
Well, seeing as there are 4 inches in a hand a 16 hand horse would be 64 inches or 5 feet and 4 inches.
The height of a horse is determined by the number of hands he is from the ground to the top of his withers. The king of England decided to measure them that way, so he measured a horse with the width of his hand, 4 inches, so each hand is four inches. Say a horse was 16 hands high. That horse would be 64 inches high. if you are measuring a small pony, you just measure from the ground to his withers in inches.