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.
Freedom is a 6 month old miniature buckskin paint colt. He is halter broke and knows how to lead. He will make a great companion for another horse or human…
SOLDBeautiful 6 year old gelding.
SOLDCoCo is a john mule ready for his new home as of October 1, 2024. His dam is a blue roan mare of Blue Valentine bloodlines. His sire is Dun It Again…
SOLDToby is weaned and ready for a new home. He is extremely easy to handle, feet, ears, legs, tail, belly. Toby seeks attention. In your pocket. …
SOLDJade is a beautiful little girl with great color and confirmation. She absolutely loves attention and is the sweetest little girl. Jade will come up to…
SOLDHello everyone! Are you looking to add to your herd or have been wanting a miniature for a companion? I have a pair of 5 month old little miniature colts…
SOLDNice horse, feet trimmed and dewormed as suggested.
SOLDHope is a sweet little mare looking for a good home. Hope is a gentle little mare with great confirmation and a beautiful color. She would make a great…
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