Miniature Horses

3 Miniature Horses

American Miniature show stallion

FLCreek Impress Amir Earl Ragnar AMHA - AMHR - IMHPS Stallion 9yrs Color: black Sire: Rivenburgh Jess Let me Impress (World Supreme Champion) Dam: Hunterberry Hill Aatikah Amira (Reserve World Champ

SummerMoor ID verified

Bishop Auckland, County Durham

Jack

£650

MiniatureStallion2 years8.46 hh

Jack is a rising 2 year old mini Shetland colt. Looking for a new home due to not giving him the time he deserves. He’s such a character would make a lovely child’s pony with some work. Although he is

Essie T.

Petersfield, Hampshire

Miniature horses Pure bred American miniature and mini spotted - Advert 3

111

1 month

Pure bred American miniature and mini spotted

£1,600

MiniatureGelding3 years0.89 hh

If you can see advert they're still here so you don't need to message me and ask as I've had 100 messages asking and then ghosting. 3 years and 4 years Best of friends George: Bred at the renowned

TANYA H.ID verified

Newark, Nottinghamshire

FAQs

How much does a Miniature Horse cost?

Miniature Horses typically range in price from £650 to over £160,000, depending on factors such as pedigree, training, age, conformation, and registration. Most quality miniature horses are priced around £800 or more, with show-quality horses carrying the highest prices.

Are Miniature Horses good pets?

Yes, Miniature Horses make good pets due to their gentle and affectionate nature. They are suitable for those who may not have the space for a full-sized horse but still want a horse-like companion. However, they require proper care, social interaction, diet management, and regular health checkups similar to larger horses.

What is the life expectancy of a Miniature Horse?

The life expectancy of a Miniature Horse is typically between 25 to 30 years, which is relatively long compared to other horse breeds, provided they receive proper care and a healthy living environment.

What is the smallest breed of horse?

The Miniature Horse is the smallest breed of horse, specifically bred to maintain horse-like characteristics in a tiny size, rather than having pony traits.