What's the difference between ponies and miniature horses?

Question

What's the difference between ponies and miniature horses?

Answer 1

Ponys are baby horses.

Mimi horses never grow too big. About half the size of a regular hourse.

Answer 2

Ponies are NOT baby horses, geez.

A 'pony' is any horse that-when full grown-is less than 14.2 hands high. A hand in horse terms is equal to four inches.

A Miniature Horse is a breed, just like Quarter Horse and Thoroughbred. It is part of the breed standard that they be under 34 inches or 38 inches, depending on which registry you listen to.

Answer 3

thats like asking whats the difference between a little kid and a midget  

Answer 4

i gotta agree with Hen HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA

ROFLMAO!!!!

Answer 5

I think it also has to do with breeds.

Answer 6

Miniature horse is really tiny, not over 40cm. While a pony is bigger then that.