Miniature horses have to be less than 34 inches or 8 hands tall. They are often used simply as pets, for pony rides or to pull small carts. In the United States, the two main registries for miniature horses are the AMHA and the AMHR. There are also some specific breeds that only include miniature or dwarf horses including Falabellas and Shetland Ponies.
This sweet little guy has been in the barn with his mother for a couple months and played with every day. Shouldnt be more than a couple days to wean…
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SOLDSugar is a beautiful filly, Miniature Horse born 7/1/23. Her coloring is Sorrell Tobiano(Pinto) with one eye that is half light blue / dark blue and the…
SOLDPatriot is a lovable, healthy, active, playful, well socialized Mediterranean Miniature Donkey colt. Presently 12 weeks old. Great confirmation & gait…
SOLDAmerican Miniature Horse Dreamer's 2023 colt by Mickey Grulla Tobiano Very correct and super friendly! SHOW QUALITY
SOLDEx Professional Polo Mare. Easy going Mare. Excellent Breeding Mare Tatoo # P04666 Mallet 52 - Excellent breeding mother - Foal born in 2021 & 2023 - All…
SOLDBay filly registered with the American Miniature Horse Association (AMHA). Pasture friendly pet. May mature to 29" - 30" tall. Therapy prospect due to…
SOLDApprox 5HH...That's Right 5! This Cute Fuzzy Teddy Bear Can Be Yours. He Needs Trust Built Up and Acts a Little Feral But I think With Time He Will Be…
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