How much do female horses weigh?

There's no single answer to how much a female horse (mare) weighs. It depends on many factors, including:

* Breed: Some breeds are naturally larger than others. For example, a Shire mare will be significantly heavier than a miniature horse mare.

* Age: Mares typically reach their full weight around 5-7 years old.

* Health: Mares in good health will typically weigh more than those who are not.

* Diet and Exercise: A mare's diet and exercise level will influence her weight.

* Individual Variation: Just like humans, there's natural variation in size and weight even within the same breed.

Here are some general weight ranges for different breeds:

* Miniature Horses: 50-100 lbs

* American Quarter Horses: 900-1200 lbs

* Thoroughbreds: 900-1100 lbs

* Warmbloods: 1000-1400 lbs

* Draft Horses: 1400-2000 lbs

It's important to note: These are just estimates. To get an accurate idea of a mare's weight, it's best to consult with a veterinarian or experienced equine professional. They can use a weight tape or other methods to determine her weight.