4 Horses and ponies are the same species because they are able to breed. They have different genes but yet are the same thing just like a dog and a wolf. - anon21194 2 Ponies and horses ARE the same species, at least according to their scie...
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pony, horse Different ancestry, living conditions, and conformations. However, the technical distinction relates to height. Anything measured 14.2hh and under is considered a pony anything measured 14.3hh and over is a horse. However there ...
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Horse - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The horse ( Equus ferus caballus ) is a hoofed (ungulate) mammal, a subspecies of one of seven extant species of the family Equidae. The horse has evolved over the past 45 to 55 million years from...
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Horses & Ponies Question: What Is The Difference Between A Pony And A Horse? A horse is a large-sized grazing mammal, highly domesticated and largely used by man for various purposes. Economically, it ... What The Different Between A Hores And A Pony? ... Do You Have To Have You Own Horse/pony To Go To Pony Club?
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What is the difference between a horse and a pony? The primary distinguishing factor of a horse from a pony is the animal's height. ... These breed differences are an exception to the rule, however, and generally the 14.2 rule applies to outline the difference between a horse and a pony.
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Horse or Pony? ... The difference between a horse and a pony is its SIZE. A pony is NOT a baby horse and ponies do NOT grow into horses. ... Generally speaking, a horse is over 14 hands high and a pony is under 14 hands high. (USA)
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It is the goal of this association to promote a Draft Pony that resembles one of these breeds, COLOR NOT TO BE DISCRIMINATED AGAINST. The main difference between a Draft Pony and draft horse is size.
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"What's the difference between a pony and a miniature horse?" - Find the answer to this question and millions more on Yahoo! UK & Ireland Answers. ... I thought a pony was a horse less than around 14 hands high, but miniature horses are smaller..
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The primary distinguishing factor of a horse from a pony is the animal's height. A mature pony will always measure less than 14 hands and two inches at the withers (a hand equals four inches) and a mature horse measures over 14.2. The diffe...
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