Which breeds usually exceed 16h?

Question

There's draft, percheron, warmblood...

Answer 1

Warmbloods/Thoroughbreads/some quaterhorses/irish drafts/clysdale (if thats how to spell it)/ shire/percheron. cant think of anymore but there are plenty

Answer 2

Thoroughbreds

Answer 3

American Cream Draft

Belgian

Cleveland Bay

Clydesdale

Dutch Draft

Dutch Warmblood

Friesian

Gelderlander

Gidran

Golden American Saddlebred

Hanovarian

Holsteiner

Hungarian Warmblood

Irish Draught

Jutland (not sure about height but these LOOK big)

Kisber Felver

Latvian

Lithuanian Heavy Draft

Oldenburg

Percheron

Shire

Swedish Warmbloods

Thoroughbred (I also dont think I have seen so many mispellings of Thoroughbred in one place)

Trakehner

Ukrainian Saddle

Vladimir Heavy Draft

Who comes up with these breed names: (not over 16hh)

Wielkopolski

North American Single-Footing Horse

There were a couple other breeds that looked over 16hh but their heights were measured in cm. Sorry I am not converting that.

Answer 4

Clydesdale

Percheron

Thoroughbred

Warmblood

Shire

Belgian

Draft Crosses

Friserian

Gyspy Vanner

Standardbred

Mule

Hanovarian

Some Quarter Horses, Paints, Palominios

Answer 5

Thourobreds, tennesee walking horses, american saddle breds toname a few.

Answer 6

draught horses like shire, belgian etc. often reach 16h.

Thourabreds often do too.

Answer 7

Heavy or draft horses such as the Clydesdale, Belgian, Percheron, and Shire are usually at least 16.0 (64 inches (160 cm)) to 18.0 hands (72 inches (180 cm)) high

Answer 8

Here are 2 sites that has the horse breeds. Now you can read & learn about them all. Then see which  breeds are taller.

http://www.ansi.okstate.edu/breeds/horse...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_hor...

Answer 9

Thoroughbred, Arabian there's loads and it also depends on if they are pure bred.

Answer 10

Clydesdale, Throughbreds.

I have a Qh who stands 16hh. but I have trouble getting up onto him