I'm the Smallest Horse in the World! Here's my first Video

I'm the Smallest Horse in the World! Here's my first Video

Tiny Einstein Gallops Into Record Books

limbsandthings1 — April 26, 2010 —

Einstein About Me: I'm the smallest stallion in the world. Born on April 22, 2010. I am a medicine hat pinto and weighed 6 LBS when I was born. My mom is Finesse, a New England champion and my dad is Painted Eagle Feather a national champion. I live at Tiz A Horse Farm in Barnstead, New Hampshire.

A tiny stallion just 14 inches high is thought to be a record breaker as the world's smallest foal.

Einstein, a pinto stallion, weighed in at just 6lb when he was born on Friday in the US.

Breeder Judy Smith, of Biz A Miniature Horse Farm, in Barnstorm, New Hampshire, said she thought he was dead.

"I have been at this for 20 years plus but I have never seen one this tiny or even close to it. At first he didn't move very much. We started rubbing him with a towel and he started to move around. He was so small!"

Einstein took the record of the world's smallest foal

Breeders say that unlike the current record holder, 9lb Thumbscrew, Einstein shows no signs of dwarfism.

Co-owner Charlie Cantrell said: "From the head to the legs - the length, width, height - everything is just beautiful about this little horse."

Fellow owner Dr Rachel Wagner said: "Most of the ones that are really tiny are what we call dwarfish and they have some sort of dimorphic features, or features that aren't really normal or healthy.

This little guy is like all horses - he's almost all leg."

Click here to download:

WORLDS-SMALLEST-HORSE.mp4 (6767 KB)

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• Tiny Einstein World's Smallest Horse (14 Inches High) (download) Click here to download: WORLDS-SMALLEST-HORSE. mp4 (6767 KB) Pinto stallion foal named Einstein Tiny Einstein Gallops Into Record Books 12:52pm UK, Monday April 26, 2010 Andy Jack, Sky News Online A tiny stallion just 14 inches high is thought to be a record breaker as the world's smallest foal. (23)

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1. Tiny Einstein World's Smallest Horse (14 Inches High) WORLDS-SMALLEST-HORSE Pinto stallion foal named Einstein Tiny Einstein Gallops Into Record Books 12:52pm UK, Monday April 26, 2010 Andy Jack, Sky News Online A tiny stallion just 14 inches high is thought to be a record breaker as the world's smallest foal.
2. Einstein, a pinto stallion, weighed in at just 6lb when he was born on Friday in the US.
3. Breeder Judy Smith, of Biz A Miniature Horse Farm, in Barnstorm, New Hampshire, said she thought he was dead. "I have been at this for 20 years plus but I have never seen one this tiny or even close to it.
4. At first he didn't move very much.
5. We started rubbing him with a towel and he started to move around. He was so small! " Pinto stallion foal named Einstein Einstein took the record of the world's smallest foal Breeders say that unlike the current record holder, 9lb Thumbscrew, Einstein shows no signs of dwarfism.
6. Co-owner Charlie Cantrell said: "From the head to the legs - the length, width, height - everything is just beautiful about this little horse. " Fellow owner Dr Rachel Wagner said: "Most of the ones that are really tiny are what we call dwarfish and they have some sort of dimorphic features, or features that aren't really normal or healthy.
7. This little guy is like all horses - he's almost all leg.