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Date Posted: 10:24:25 11/22/07 Thu
Author: Denise
Subject: Measuring Height of Friesians

I was wondering if all your readers know that Friesians are measured differently? We went to a clinic this year in Maryland and we learned that you do not measure them at the top of the withers like other breeds, you actually move up a little higher on the neck until you feel a flat spot and that is where you measure them. Maybe that is why some of the people on the forum had questions on the height of their horses. Maybe according to Friesian standards the horses are actually taller than they think if the are measuring them the way they are used to measuring other breeds. Just a thought to pass on to the readers that might be helpful. The clinic was by a Dutch judge so it was very reliable information.

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