how big is the horse?
1059657
About 4" tall and 6" long. This is just an approximate size though because I gave the horse to my niece as a birthday gift and don't have it with me anymore. Very Cute little toys, they were painted with great detail.
1059658
It depends of the breed of the selected Schleich horse. It averages 4 inches high and 6 inches wide.
1667783
I have these animals and use them in a daycare setting, they are a perfect size for the Melissa and Doug barn. I took the smaller animals away. The horses are the largest approximately 2 1/2" x3 1/2" they have been great for ages 3 and up; they are very well made. I have been very happy with the quality.
1350064
About 12" Long from nose to tail. About 11" from hoof to horn. A 3" wide. It lives in my daughter's bed, very soft and good construction.
1697941
the set up size is 40 in long by 20 inches wide and at the top of the horses head it stands 37 inches high. My play room in moderately large so it does not look like it takes up a lot of room.
1757020
This is from another site. Manufacturer: Iron Horse Model: IHCT-10 Package Dimensions Height:13 inchs Length:24 inchs Width:15 inchs Weight:28.20 pounds Hope this helps!
1723602
According to the product specs, it's 2 x 5.4 x 4.4 inches. I would say it's roughly the same size as most all Schleich adult horses. I've never seen the Schleich horse carrier (didn't know there was one), so I can't say whether it would fit. Sorry.
1819921
about 20 cm long (nose to tail) and 15 cm hight (to the top of its ears). i have scottie puppy 9 month old and he is twice bigger then this toy.....but he loves it, is his buddy :-))
2021544
I haven't bought these, but since the package is 13" high, the horses are probably about 4" high. Customer pictures show them being a little taller than four fingers of the child's hand, so that goes along with 3.5-4".
416395
Without the tail, it's 12.5" tall. With the tail, 14.5" tall. Her head is 16.5" around (if you go around her poofs/pony tails).
2020764
We bought it for grandson's second birthday. He was not able to ride it until he was 2 1/2 and he was supervised at all times. He will be three next March and is able to climb and ride it unsupervised. He absolutely loves his horse. We don't remember reading about a weight requirement. Hope this helps. Bob
1465379
As they are still in the box (their feet are planted/secured a good 1/4 to 1/2 inches into the bottom), I pulled a leg out and measured as best I could. The height measurement being from the hoof to the highest part (the top of ear), and the width being from the rump to the end of the nose. From smallest to largest horse (approx.): 4" x 3.5" 4.5" x 5.5" 6.75" x 7" 8.5" x 8" Hope this helps! :)
614977
It was a gift to my nephew, so I don't have it here to measure, but I was pleased with the size. When I held the legs in my hand to show him how to squeeze to make the rope go round they were about even. My hand is about four inches, so with the upper body he's probably 6-8 inches. It's a nice toy. My 2 year old nephew loves it.
195309
It's the pony size, maybe 5 inches, 8 inches from head to foot. I gave it to my niece so I can't be exact. It is very cute, she loved it.
1444036
As they are still in the box (their feet are planted/secured a good 1/4 to 1/2 inches into the bottom), I pulled a leg out and measured as best I could. The height measurement being from the hoof to the highest part (the top of ear), and the width being from the rump to the end of the nose.From smallest to largest horse (approx.):4" x 3.5"4.5" x 5.5"6.75" x 7"8.5" x 8"Hope this helps! :)
354588
This horse is designed for children up to six. I bought it for my granddaughter who is going to be three. I think the limit might be 60 pounds but I don't remember.
1604514
The adult horses are 6-6 1/2 inches and the ponies are ~4 inches in length. The adults are approximately 4 inches tall when measured to their ears and the ponies are approximately 2.5 inches tall. They are a nice size and my daughter loves them!
1604515
That was months ago when I gave that to my grandaughter, to the best of my recollection the horses were in two sizes, the largest being about 6 inches high at the shoulder.