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.
Meet Jennifer aka Jenny! Jenny is a 4 year old 34 inch mini Jenny donkey. She is as SWEET as they come! She is the first one to coming running over…
SOLDExtremely friendly right from the start. And very straight legs. Great driving and halter prospect. Dan is rha dangerous design sire is zpa comets midnight…
SOLDMore photos, information, and video at visit our website Not only is this boy built for halter… but he might…
SOLDClementine is a black & white double registered (AMHA & AMHR) filly with 2 blue eyes! She is drop dead gorgeous! Her conformation & bite are right on and…
SOLDCopper Star Farm Jambalaya is just starting his breeding career. A tri-color spot, he is double registered ADMS/MDR and ACOSA. He also has woolly lines…
SOLDBanks Apache Bandit is our triple registered proven miniature stallion. "Studly" as we affectionately call him is adorable. He bathes, clips, loads, and…
SOLDCha Cha is a beautiful tiny & correct filly with 2 blue eyes! She was born on May 3 2024 and will be ready to go to her forever home by mid September 2024…
SOLDCopper Star R.Redford is the product of 20 years of breeding miniature donkeys. He is awesome. Super chill and friendly his temperament is very good. He…
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