my weight is 7stone and l am 5ft 2
please help me
my weight is 7stone and l am 5ft 2 14 yrs old
please help me
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it realy depends on how good of rider you are , how old u are and it should realy be a horse not a pony, and not an ex-race horse there mad, get a cross, because there quite and nice but have speed

a ''my little pony''

idk wut 7stone is but by your height these are my suggestions:
i'd say a 15-16 hand horse but depending on your age if your still growing i'd go for a 16 hand horse
here are some breed suggestions:
Quarter horse (cant go wrong with a quater horse)
do somke googleing and see what you can find dreamhorse and other sites like that can help
just put in the height and search!

well what is 7 stones converted into pounds.. (lol im not good at math) depending on ur build thats kinda what u need to go for as far as breed. like TB is tend to be narrow & not weight bearing horses. unlike QH is that could cary any man with ease. here is another suggestion a horse can only carry 10% or 12% its own IDEAL body weight. & as far as height l would suggest something like 15.2-17hh what ever u feel comfortable on is the main thing to go buy but dont fall for the first horse u try..

well l looked up stone, so ur weight is 98 pound right? You should get a horse or large pony. You do not weigh much at all. Maybe something between a 14 & 15 hand horse, maybe a 16 hand, but considering ur size it would have to be a very calm, well mannered horse as u would not be able to control it as easily if it decided to act up. Depending on ur riding cababilities, if u r a novice rider...
Consider these breeds:
Quarter horse
Appaloosa
Welsh Pony
Connemara Pony
Tennessee Walker Horse
Morgan Horse
some sort of small draft cross
But if u r experienced in riding (have had years of lessons) then u may consider all breeds above & then include
thoroughbreds
thoroughbred cross
arabian
arabian cross

l would think nothing smaller than a 14.2. And probably a cobby type

Go to a farm, and tell them what you are looking for, and im sure they will show you some ponys/horses that are right for you!
good luck!

dont get a horse !

it all depends on what you are capable of, have you owned horses before?

If not why not try and get one with a loan with view to but that way you can decide if the horse is right for you before you buy him/her..

Hope that helps.x

How about a Welsh Section D? They can vary from 14 hh to 15 hh ish. They are pretty strong so can take medium loads. hope this helps x also ask a riding instructor or someone who knows A LOT about horses and breeds to come with you.
If you find the horse/pony that you like and want ask the owners if you can have the horse on trial for, say, 2 weeks and see how the horse/pony copes with the new lifestyle and routine, also see if you get on well together.

Get something u can grow into.
l am the same height but & slightly lighter but not much.
My cousin has me break her 13hh ponies plus.
l can still ride her little 12hh fat ponies but l am too big really, just not too heavy. l mostly ride what l feel most comfotable with an thats her 19.2hh Clydesdale stallion & some of the mares if they r not in foal. l look tiny on them but OH WELL?!
My mum says l look just perfect on her 14.3 MW cob Rollie. l showjump him e.t.c.
l would go for something above 14.2hh as u may grow more & then become to big. I'd say 15.2hh would be a grea starter not to big not to small.

Hello, l have a horse, he is a piebald gypsy vanner and is a 14.3. even though l have been riding for nine years, he is my first horse, l used to loan horses. They are easy to handle and are very friendly natured, l would recommend the gypsy vanner


Here is some info on the gypsy vanners

http://gypsydrumhorses.com/about_gypsy_drum.htm

something around 14h to 15.2h but the breed depends on the what kind of riding you want to do with it.

Well l am weigh 6 stone & length wise im something like 4.8 & l ride a 15.00hh horse.

So maybe u should get on from 14.00hh-16.03hh..

It also depends if u want a out-door pony/horse or a stabled horse/pony.
If u want a stabled horse/pony then u could go for a ''Fine'' type wich is something like an ''Arab or ''Welsh''...


Just like u just now l am looking for a Horse/Pony..

Good Luck!
And just remember ''Horse-Riding is not just a hobby its life''

You have to dedecate ur self to it!

Or if u want an out-door pony/horse u could go for something like a ''Cob or ''Highland'' maybey even ''Fell''.

Where are you from? l have a few horses for sale, might have one to suit you. What do you intend to do with your new horse? l have a TB, an Irish Draught and Connemara for sale, l can email you photos and more info about any of them if you would be interested.

l had a 15 hand Quarter horse, and l thought he was the perfect size,
and im 5'3, so that might be a good size for you. Maybe try a 13/14 hand horse.

All depends on your experience, what you are using the horse for, cost, etc. Do not get a horse that is too much for you to handle, or one you will gro out of in a year. If you are pretty new to riding (3 years of lessons or less) then you could get a 20+ year old lesson horse. If you do not have very much experience, l would reccomend leasing first.

Breed-wise, it totally depends on your riding ability and confidence. But talking about height, I'd say you'd suit a pony/horse between 13.3hh-15.3hh.

As for breeds.

-Confident, experienced rider- Small Thoroughbred, Welsh Cobs, Arabs.any really.
-Nervous/ novice rider- Cob type, Welsh pony.

Not to say that all Cobs are placid or all Thoroughbreds are highly-strung, but it is a rough guide.

(:

have over 18months+ riding experience, u can now walk trot canter & jump in a safe, sensible manour? be honest. if so u could get something around 15.2hh+ horse, & anybreed. a good alround that jumps well & have good paces. hacks alone & company.
thats good. so u dont get bored with a ploddy horse. get one like that.
if you've had less that 12months riding. 1 a week lessons. then l suggest u get a 14.2hh-15hh thats more ploddy & more suitable for a novice. & thats good jumping but a sensible 100% in all ways horse. or maybe u could try loaning or sharing a horse at you're local yard? help on saturdays or something. so u can get used to the ownership & work & responsibility of a horse. get your'self ready & makesure u can afford this animal £200-£250 monthly. or more ! depending on the season.
makesure you're patents know of this price. dont tell them its not that much. but if they're not willing to pay for that show them how u r commited to it. & MAKESURE u know how to care! l know so many people who want a horse & r getting them with no experience atall!
email me, baybee-sham-oxhotmail.co.uk for any questions or further infornmation. also im only 14 too but ive had 10 years experience :)
xx

Despite previous , l would NOT suggest going for a 16 hand horse. Maybe 15 hands or so. l would worry less about the size of ur horse & more about the training & experience u need ur horse to have. If u r an experienced rider & r confident & sure in ur abilities, then a 16 hand horse may be the right type for you. But if u r a beginner & still learning, a 16 hand horse might intimidate u by his sheer size & stature. Bigger is not always better.

As for the breed of ur future mount, that is all on you. If ur horse is going to be high energy & excitable, like my Arab, u will always have to be calming her down, staying relaxed yourself, & controlling ur emotions as to not upset ur horse. If u r very calm & relaxed, a higher-energy horse may be okay. This also loops back to ur riding experience. If u r still a beginner & nervous, u might do much better to get a Quarter Horse, rather than a Thoroughbred or Arabian.

Remember, Arabians r beautiful, but it all comes down to you. If u have the temperment, patience, & experience to enjoy one & learn on one, despite their tendency to be high maintenance, u may enjoy one. Choose training over breeding & size every time, unless we're considering a 12hh pony. Be reasonable.

The best horse for u might not be a 17.2hh 3 year old off the track Thoroughbred, despite how gorgeous he may be.

you are still the right size for ponies so l would stick with them as horses are bigger, stronger and more expensive

you could get away with riding a 13.2hh/138cm but to last youo longer you may want look at something between 14-14.2hh

the breed does not matter. Just look for something that suits your riding style and do not just consider the breed.

about 15.0-15.3