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A purebred Friesian is usually 15hh-17hh, although today horses are being bred bigger. Part-breds will be smaller, depending on what breeds they are mixed with.

Look up Friesians on the internet for more information,

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How many hands high is a Friesian horse?

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How tall is the average horse?

According to the Friesian Horse Association of North America, the acceptable height ofa friesian horse can be anywhere between 14.3 and 17.3 hands in height.


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When did Friesian horses originate?

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What should you breed your friesian with on Howrse?

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Is a friesian faster than a clydesdale?

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How many Friesians live in the US today?

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