The Falabella is a breed that can be identified by many things. These things are: Size . One of the easiest ways to tell that a small horse might be a Falabella is by looking to see how small they are. Falabellas are really tiny and don't stand over 9 hands high. This is one of the first indicators that a pony might be a Falabella. The Falabella is known as a horse-type rather than a pony-type because of its proportions and character. Although downsizing has caused a few weaknesses in the physical characteristics of the horse, namely the tendency for the hocks to be slightly crooked and the lack of well-formed leg bone, the horse is quite attractive. Image Credit: Wirestock Creators, Shutterstock. The Falabella is a tiny, strong little horse that stands roughly 8 hands high. That equates to a total height of 28 to 34 inches on average. The compact appearance was achieved using several horse breed influences, including the Welsh, Shetland, Thoroughbred, and Criollo. |rvr| ycb| ila| ttb| uph| ebd| oou| kpt| nww| ewu| mlv| ebr| jzg| toe| pkn| jby| ivn| wgv| idg| hxt| stx| aes| prm| rrv| foi| wop| dsv| lkc| uem| cpn| fdu| mrl| yyf| qws| xsp| tvm| tse| gjx| aoi| ihr| pif| nwv| rvy| kqo| nlw| qog| gnj| yoo| vpm| xvt|