World's tiniest horse...

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And I do mean tiny. o_o


I'm sure he'll grow up quite a ways yet, but for the moment, he's actually smaller than most human infants.
 
Where do you find this stuff lol?
i think it's rather cute^^
 
I love how when they're about to put a bag over its head they're like turn the damn camera off! Also, what's with the blinking red light in the beginning of the video?
 
that thing is adorable.

and Shome I think that was the light from a camera.
 
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if i had to guess :)
 
Thanks Georgebobbilly, that actually makes a lot of sense ><;

lol @ roadkill
 
Does it say anywhere if thats a Shetland or a Fallabella? He's adorable :3
 
the video has pinto stallion in it's title, I'm not sure if that helps though >.>
 
He's a fallabella. Shetlands are ponies, not miniature horses :)
 
I figured he was just a head with legs. o_o
 
Eili, I wanted to just say Fallabella but the mother looks way too big to be one (at least in the shots I can see of her in the video). I know Shetlands are ponies, but again the mother looked way too tall to be a Fallabella. And, so you know, I once got in an argument with a breeder that Hackney Ponies are not actually Hackney horses with encouraged dwarfism in the breeding. So maybe somewhere, according to somenut, a Shetland isn't a pony but a vertically challenged member of the equine species. *shrugs* I still wanna take him home.

George, Pinto is his coloring. Stallion... he's got nuts. etc.
 
oh god. i can just see paris hilton carrying around one of these in a bag
 
lol, someone pointed out to me that with the right riders, think of all the money you could save on filming westerns. XD
 
Eili, I wanted to just say Fallabella but the mother looks way too big to be one (at least in the shots I can see of her in the video). I know Shetlands are ponies, but again the mother looked way too tall to be a Fallabella. And, so you know, I once got in an argument with a breeder that Hackney Ponies are not actually Hackney horses with encouraged dwarfism in the breeding. So maybe somewhere, according to somenut, a Shetland isn't a pony but a vertically challenged member of the equine species. *shrugs* I still wanna take him home.

George, Pinto is his coloring. Stallion... he's got nuts. etc.

I say Falabella because they say he was bred on a miniature horse farm.. and falabella is the breed-specific term for miniature horse :P Also, some mini's may look more like shetland ponies since that is one of the breeds used to develop the miniature horses we have today. Plus their size (depending on the registry) varies from 32-38 inches at the withers. Even at max height, thats just over 3' high at the shoulder. I think the mother looks to be about that :P
 
If it stayed that size for ever. I could so see my getting one. It would be called Tiny, because I'm original about that sort of shit.
 
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