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.
Janelle is a beautiful little filly with stunning colors and great confirmation! She is the sweetest little girl that loves attention and will come up…
SOLDDarling little black pinto filly foaled May 30. She should mature around 29 inches and will be registered with AMHA. She would make a good little show…
SOLDJackson is a beautiful little guy with great confirmation! He is very sweet and loves attention. Jackson will come up to you in the pasture, is used to…
SOLDhttps://youtu.be/7RdIC66vo3U?si=b4HQZS-xPC2RL_8n UPDATE: This is a video that was taken three weeks ago when Boo was dropped off at the trainer's facility…
SOLDJace is a gorgeous little guy with great confirmation and color! He is such a sweetheart and absolutely loves attention. Jace will com up to you in the…
SOLDDarling miniature filly foaled May 2. She will be registered with AMHA (American Miniature Horse Association). She has good conformation and a nice pedigree…
SOLDThis black pinto filly was foaled 4/12/24. She is a linebred filly through Villas Rock My World. Rocky's dam was a three-time AMHA World Champion in halter…
SOLDHennessey's dam comes from Little Americas Miniature Horse, Buda TX. Registration name is Little America Overo's Crimson and her sire is a Welsh Pony Rocky…
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