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#183794 Posted on 2018-08-11 09:01:50 Is there any way to see what the height ranges are for each breed? 1 members like this post.	Posted By Rising Sun Acres #114598 Member is Offline 313 forum posts Send A Message
#183795 Posted on 2018-08-11 09:11:10 That is a good question. I am not sure where to find it but someone posted this when heights first came out so I saved it. Akhal-Teke - 14.2hh - 16hh Andalusian - 14.3hh - 16hh Appaloosa - 14hh - 16hh Arabian - 14.1hh - 15.1hh Chincoteague - 12.2hh - 15hh Clydesdale - 16hh - 18.2hh Dutch Warmblood - 15.2hh - 18hh Friesian - 15hh - 17hh Gypsy Vanner - 13hh - 16hh Lipizzaner - 14.2hh - 16.1hh Miniature Horse - 7hh - 9.2hh Morgan - 14.1hh - 15.2hh Mustang - 14hh - 16hh Paint Horse - 14.2hh - 16.2hh Quarter Horse - 14hh - 16hh Shetland Pony - 7hh - 10hh Tennessee Walking Horse - 14.3hh - 17hh Thoroughbred - 15.2hh - 17hh Trakehner - 15.2hh - 17hh Welsh Pony - 11hh - 14.2hh If I find somewhere that actually shows height ranges by breed, I will edit my post. :) Last edited on 2018-08-11 at 09:11:34 by ᏋᏉᏋᏒᎷᎧᏒᏋ 0 members like this post.	Posted By ᏋᏉᏋᏒᎷᎧᏒᏋ #100599 Member is Online 1020 forum posts Send A Message
#183822 Posted on 2018-08-11 13:27:11 Thank you. Does anyone know if height is breed able? For example two 13hh horses have a horse around the same size? 0 members like this post.	Posted By Rising Sun Acres #114598 Member is Offline 313 forum posts Send A Message
#183827 Posted on 2018-08-11 14:18:50 This is a link to the original article posted by Abbey when heights were added. Breeding heights will take the values of both parents, add 1 inch to the tallest and remove 1 inch from the shortest and will then take a random height from both values. In this way, it is possible to breed taller or shorter than both parents. -exerpt from linked article 1 members like this post.	Posted By ᏋᏉᏋᏒᎷᎧᏒᏋ #100599 Member is Online 1020 forum posts Send A Message
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