* Height is measured in hands: Pony height is measured in "hands," not in feet or inches. One hand equals 4 inches.
* "9.0" is ambiguous: "9.0" likely refers to 9 hands, but you need to specify if it's 9 hands high at the withers (the highest point of the horse's back) or 9 hands at the shoulder.
To determine if 9 hands is a typical pony height, you need to consider:
* Pony breeds: Different pony breeds have different height ranges. For example, a Shetland pony can be 8-11 hands tall, while a Welsh pony can be 11-14 hands tall.
* Individual variation: Even within the same breed, ponies can vary in size.
To find out if 9 hands is a typical height for a particular pony breed, you can consult a breed standard or a resource like:
* The American Miniature Horse Association: https://www.miniaturehorse.org/
* The American Shetland Pony Club: https://www.shetlandponyclub.org/
* The Welsh Pony and Cob Society: https://www.welshponyandcobsociety.org/
Remember, always consult a veterinarian or experienced horse professional for accurate information about pony height and health.