Can you like make it understanable ;l and then tell me on my message board the BEST understandable way to ask this and I MIGHT give you an answer-
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Regulars Smalls=2'3 Mediums=2'6 Larges=3'0 Greens Smalls=2'3 Mediums=2'6 Larges=2'9
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.
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There are basically two different type of ponies an equitation and a hunter. A hunter horse simply means that it has a nice gait, nice movement, stride, and a nice rounded jump to it. If you ever compete in a hunter division, it pretty much means that the judge is judging the horse more than the rider. So when you are being judged, you want you make it look like the horse is doing all the work. At a trot and/or canter, you want to let the reins go loose and let your horse stretch its neck. And at the jumps you want the horse/pony's leg to round up by its head. You cant trust this information (: I compete in both hunter and equitation with my 4 yr old pony :D
The pony's breed does not matter so long as it has the proper training and ability to jump the height and obstacles that it will be asked to jump.
There is no real distinction between a small, medium and large pony. A pony is any horse that is under 14.2 hands tall. There is a distinction between small, medium and large ponies in the horse world. A small pony can not exceed 12.2 hands. A medium pony range in height from 12.2 to 13.2 hands. The large pony must be over 13.2 hands, but not more than 14.2hands.
If your meaning medium in height and you would like a pony not a horse I would recommend the Pony of America, Dartmoor, Connemara, Welsh and Hackney. They are all well-suited in size for medium heighted riders. If you are looking to buy an equine friend and you are medium sized I would strongly recommend a horse though because they are bigger and you won't grow out of them very quickly. I own quite a few quarter horses and they are a very easy going breed.
In Pony Club, a C grade rider typically jumps courses up to 2'6" (0.75m) in height. Riders are expected to demonstrate proper form and control over jumps at this level.
The recommended height for a shower pony wall is typically around 36 to 42 inches.
The average height of a Welsh Pony or Welsh Section B is 11.3hh-13.hh.
A pony that is 148 cm tall (approximately 14.2 hands) would be considered a medium-sized pony, typically falling into the category of a "large pony" based on height classifications. This size is commonly seen in breeds like Welsh ponies or Connemara ponies.
In horse showing, there is no age restriction to show a medium pony. However, typically ponies are shown by children and small adults in competitions.