How sharp are the turns this large horse can make indoors? I am torn between the medium and large for my 42 inch soon to be 5 yr old g'daughter.
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my 5 yr old g'daughter is able to maneuver quite well indoors. she cuts through chairs, turns through doorways, carpet or wood doesn't slow her down. we got the large because she is 5 so she needed the larger horse.
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I think the Medium one would be perfect for your 5 years old daughter. However, she might outgrow it in few years. For the lunar calender, this is the year of the horse, I bought it and was used for attendees to take photos in the festival. Now I put it in my living room by the fireplace. It is a nice decoration. My 27 years old daughter rode on it every time she came home. When riding on it, it goes straight, i am not worry about turns.
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Very gradual I bought the large one for 4 year old grandson he always gets into trouble for trying to ride on his baby sisters toys and he is tall too
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Maybe 10' arc. If the handle manage to stay attached that is. Ours fell off under my 7yo daughters weight.
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The turns are not sharp at all. But for a 5 year old, I highly recommend an adult supervisor. The large one will grow with her.
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I purchased this horse for my daughter who was turning 8 and she loves it !!I can even sit on the horse for a bit and I stand at 5'4". All in all the horse is crafted well and brought my daughter much happiness.
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Go with the large. It will be slightly big but not dangerous and she will grow into it quickly. I put my daughter in the large over a month ago and she is on the small side as well.
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Horse! This bridle is a good sized bridle. It fit our big 16.3 AQHA fine. We get compliments on this bridle often. If you have a really large warmblood I would look for a bridle with " warmblood/large". Size.
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I just rrcently bought these skates for my 5 year old daughter who's birthday is in december after christmas. i too had a problem on ehat size to get as there is no chart...if this can help any i got the medium size as my daugtet wears a size 11 in shoes...she very petite and has a small shoe size but the lowest adjustment on the medium fit perfect for her shoe size which again is a size 11. the large size is mote for older kids such as 10 or so as i understand from numerous buyers and research prior to my purchase of this product. but they were goid built skates...i will advise that the wheels do not spin really fast when u get them and u can adjust them but if they are for a small child then thet will be fine. when my dauggter had her bday wr had it at a skating rink and thet worked perfectly for her and she was able to skate good in them...my advice would be for size 11 i would get medium for anything bigger get large...message me back if need any further assistance. i know how hard it is to get the right pair without information
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My daughter got it for her 5th birthday and it was about the perfect age. I wouldn't do it for much younger, some of the functions were a little tricky and a younger child might just be frustrated. But I can see my daughter playing with it for awhile, but she LOVES horses!! :)
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We have a 20# Jack Rossell mix. She is rather long and has short legs. We are glad we got the medium rather than the small. A medium will easily handle 40# but I would look at your dog's height and length rather than weight. We are happy with are purchase.
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I would get the medium. I went up a size for "move room" and it's perfect. He'll also grow into it...hopefully it will still fit next year.
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My wife and I agree that up to 4.5 would be ok. We bought this for our new grandson who will be two in May 2014. He's just getting used to it. He feeds it and combs his mane but doesn't ride it yet. Our son and sister were on his horse until about 4.5 yeas old. They loved it. Hope this helps. Bob
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My 4 month old granddaughter loves to go in this one. Front facing and she has been riding since 2 months in this one. The upper range is good to 50 lbs.
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I bought this for my granddaughter for Christmas. At the time she was 14 months old and small for her age. She sat on it but was unable to rock it. Now, 5 months later she loves it. If he's at 90%, I would think it might work for him and, if not now, then very soon. It is a great horse, sturdy and easy to assemble.
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I would say he is probably too tall for this horse. He might enjoy it, but no to the full extent or for as long. My older girls have the Liberty horse and love it. My oldest was able to start riding it safely at about 3 years old. She is 8 now and still occasionally plays with it. I would recommend a bigger horse like the Liberty style so he could really get a lot of use out of it before outgrowing it.
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The large one should be great for her! I've found mine to be very durable (I've had it for about two years)
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The horse itself is sturdy. The handles are not. The left handle came off in my granddaughters hand the 1st time she rode it. We've constantly had to go get cold-weld and binding string & anything else we find to keep repairing the left handle. That said she loves the horse & has named it & loves to ride around the neighborhood. All the neighbors stop & stare as she rides by & while it is as much work as riding a bicycle, it is considerably cooler to ride this large pony around. I did go to the local equestrian shop to purchase some real tack - a soft saddle & reins in pink, because the horse does not come with reins and the saddle is cheap looking. The horse itself is sturdy. The handles are not. The left handle came off in my granddaughters hand the 1st time she rode it. We've constantly had to go get cold-weld and binding string & anything else we find to keep repairing the left handle. That said she loves the horse & has named it & loves to ride around the neighborhood. All the neighbors stop & stare as she rides by & while it is as much work as riding a bicycle, it is considerably cooler to ride this large pony around. I did go to the local equestrian shop to purchase some real tack - a soft saddle & reins in pink, because the... » Read More The horse itself is sturdy. The handles are not. The left handle came off in my granddaughters hand the 1st time she rode it. We've constantly had to go get cold-weld and binding string & anything else we find to keep repairing the left handle. That said she loves the horse & has named it & loves to ride around the neighborhood. All the neighbors stop & stare as she rides by & while it is as much work as riding a bicycle, it is considerably cooler to ride this large pony around. I did go to the local equestrian shop to purchase some real tack - a soft saddle & reins in pink, because the horse does not come with reins and the saddle is cheap looking. « Show Less
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My son who is just about 2 and 27lbs fits perfectly on this and has fun gliding around the house. My 4 year old girl is about 40lbs scoots on it but she's pushing being a little to tall and big for it. The small one is for little kids. If they have larger sizes that would be better.
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Hi! My dog is about five pounds and he can easily turn all the way around in it. I actually have the small one, didn't realize my review had ended up under the large one.
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Hi, think arabian are commonly small horses, think small boots would be the best option for an 150 cm horse. I putchased medium size for a holsteiner 165 cm and he is comfortable with them.