THE MINIATURE AND SMALL HORSE Both miniature and small horses appeal to people of all ages, their temperament and small stature makes for ease of handling, less impact on smaller acreages, and less intimidating for young children. The miniature horse at maturity must not exceed 8.2 hands in height which equals 34 inches or 86 cm. A miniature horse that does exceed this height is known as a small horse and at maturity must not exceed 9.2 hands in height which equals 38 inches or 96.50 cm.

These little equines make great eco friendly pets and when registered can be shown in halter and harness classes. They can also be used in performance events such as trail, hunter and jumping classes, or you can have your own breeding stud,all of which is a lot of fun.

Our first miniature horse arrived Christmas 2002 followed closely by a second , then a third and before we knew it we were hooked and now we run a small breeding stud. Our aim is to breed for great conformation with a temperament to match and a bit of colour thrown into the mix.

 

We are current members of
MHAA

 

JOKE

Question: How do you spell empty horse in four letters?
Answer: M.T.G.G.