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.
I’m helping my client sell her yearling miniature donkey gelding. He is currently being boarded on my farm. If serious, I will pass along her information…
SOLDMeet Theodore! Theodore is a 5 year old 28 inch dwarf paint mini… however don’t tell him that as he says he identifies as your new bestfriend! He has been…
SOLDThis sharp little guy is really pretty. He is marked about as nice as anything. This picture doesn’t do him justice. Should stay small. Must have other…
SOLDThis sweet little guy will stay small. He will be ready for a new home in November. You must have other donkeys as they don’t do well alone.
SOLDName: Copper Star Siegfried (After the vet character in All Creatures Great & Small) Color: B&W Spotted / Semi-woolly Super cute and he will make…
SOLDAMHR Black Miniature Colt Foaled May 20, 2024 Should finish approx. 30" tall, blue eyes. Will be weaned in October. A non refundable deposit will hold…
SOLDWould love to place this gorgeous girl in a show home. Will be registered AMHR Should finish A size, under 34" tall Blue eyes Foaled May 6, 2024. …
SOLDMilkyway Princess Snowball (Jamie) AMHA/AMHR appaloosa filly born on April 22, 2024. Her sire is a buckskin leopard appaloosa grandson of Orion Light…
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