The tallest recorded American Saddlebred stood at around 18 hands (72 inches) tall. However, the average height of an American Saddlebred typically ranges from 15 to 17 hands.
The largest horse on record was a Shire horse named Sampson, which stood at a towering 21.2 hands high.
Al Kaheel Cavalor Cumano is approximately 17 hands tall, which is equivalent to 68 inches (173 cm) at the withers.
Big Brown, the racehorse, stood at around 16.1 hands tall.
The average Thoroughbred would most likely be around 16 hands. But there heights can range from approx 14.3hh all the way to 18hh.
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17 hands high
17 hands high.
phar lap was over 17 hands high
Empire Rose was 17 hands.
The breed normally ranges from 12.2 hands high to 14.2 hands high.
A quarter horses max height is 15.3 hands.
5'10" would make John Henry (the race horse) 17 and a half hands tall. Looking at photos he was probably average size. about 16 hands...5'4".
The tallest recorded American Saddlebred stood at around 18 hands (72 inches) tall. However, the average height of an American Saddlebred typically ranges from 15 to 17 hands.
I used to keep Shires, they average between 16 - 17 1/2 hands, although I have seen one in a show which was 18 hands.
The tallest Thoroughbred ever was Le Grand Cheval, who stood at 19.2 hands. Mostly, though, Thoroughbreds are between 15 to 17 hands high.
It is about 20 hands tall