What is a 14.2 horse called?

There's no specific name for a 14.2 hand horse. The term "14.2 hand" simply refers to the horse's height, measured from the ground to the highest point of the withers (between the shoulder blades).

Here's why there isn't a specific name:

* Height is just one factor: A horse's breed, conformation, and purpose are all important factors in determining its identity and use.

* Many breeds have variations: Many breeds have horses that fall within the 14.2 hand range, including ponies, quarter horses, and even some warmbloods.

Here are some examples:

* A 14.2 hand Welsh pony: You might call this a "Welsh pony" or a "14.2 hand Welsh pony" for more detail.

* A 14.2 hand American Quarter Horse: You might call this a "Quarter Horse" or "14.2 hand Quarter Horse" for more detail.

So, instead of a specific name, you'll usually see the horse's breed and height mentioned together.