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Post by Rebel™ on Jun 24, 2006 22:38:21 GMT -5
Okay. I've seen so many people make Arabian horses that are over 16 HH and even up to 17. The only horses that are like 17 HH are Thoroughbreds, Hanos, Trakes and Draft breeds. A few more also exceed this towering height. This short paragraph was extracted from Britannica.com. The Arabian breed is a compact, relatively small horse with a small head, protruding eyes, wide nostrils, marked withers, and a short back. It usually has only 23 vertebrae, while 24 is the usual number for other breeds. The horse's average height is about 15 hands (60 inches, or 152 cm), and its average weight ranges from 800 to 1,000 pounds (360 to 450 kg). It has strong legs and fine hooves. The coat, tail, and mane are of fine, silky hair. Although many colours are possible in the breed, gray prevails. The most famous stud farm is in the region of Najd, Saudi Arabia, but many fine Arabian horses are now bred elsewhere. Please refer to this chart for a few popular domestic breeds' heights and conformations. Take it from someone who really knows horses. Teh ChartIf you're ever in doubt about which height your horse should be, go here. This is a list of popular horse breeds from all around the world. Click on their names and you shall see what height and weight is acceptable for your horse. I will tell you if the height it farfetched.
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