THE SMALLEST HORSES IN THE WORLD by Laketempest 2010/04/02 20:45
Did you know that the smallest horse in the world is not the Icelandip pony, nor the Shetland pony, nor the tiny horse from the Greek island of Skiros. It is the Falabella: a lilliputian-sized horse about the height of a dog, around 40 centimetres high. The Falabella breed was developed during the last century in Argentina, by Patrick Falabella, a vet who was an expert in genetics. The Falabellas were bred over a period of 70 years by inbreeding a small group of undersized horses originally discovered in the southern part of the country.
Did you know that the smallest horse in the world is not the Icelandip pony, nor the Shetland pony, nor the tiny horse from the Greek island of Skiros. It is the Falabella: a lilliputian-sized horse about the height of a dog, around 40 centimetres high. The Falabella breed was developed during the last century in Argentina, by Patrick Falabella, a vet who was an expert in genetics. The Falabellas were bred over a period of 70 years by inbreeding a small group of undersized horses originally discovered in the southern part of the country.
Marlou 2010/04/02 21:15
Wow! Nice info captain. Actually i dnt kn0w this info and i wish i can see one of them s0meday.
Wow! Nice info captain. Actually i dnt kn0w this info and i wish i can see one of them s0meday.
really? Dats amazing keep it up lol
thanks for infos 
TheMouse 2010/04/03 18:05
Finally, there's a horse which I could afford to keep! It could simply be with me in the lounge, we'd watch the nature channel on TV together 
Fascinating info 
Finally, there's a horse which I could afford to keep! It could simply be with me in the lounge, we'd watch the nature channel on TV together Fascinating info
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