What is the size of a full grown horse?

There's no single answer to the size of a full-grown horse because there are many breeds and sizes. Here's a general breakdown:

* Height:

* Miniature Horses: Less than 34 inches tall

* Pony: 34 - 58 inches tall

* Horse: 58 inches and above

* Weight:

* Miniature Horses: 50-100 pounds

* Pony: 100-900 pounds

* Horse: 900 pounds and up

To give you an idea:

* Average Horse: 14-17 hands high (1 hand = 4 inches) and weighs around 1,000 pounds.

* Largest Horse Breeds: Draft horses like Clydesdales and Percherons can be over 19 hands high and weigh up to 2,000 pounds.

* Smallest Horse Breeds: Miniature horses can be as small as 17 inches tall.

Remember:

* Individual variation: Even within a breed, horses can vary in size.

* Gender: Stallions (males) are generally larger than mares (females).

* Age: Young horses are still growing and will reach their full size around 5-7 years old.