The main distinction between ponies and horses is height. A horse is usually considered to be an equine thatâs at least 14.2 hands (or about four feet ten inches) tall. A pony, on the other hand (pun totally intended!), is an equine less than 14.2 hands. This is not a black and white rule, though.
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