Assertion: horse | /r/HasProperty | pony
Facets:
value: in north america
type: LOCATION
value: under 14 hands
type: LOCATION
value: in australia measure
type: LOCATION
value: in australia
type: LOCATION
value: technically
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Or that any horse under 14.2 hands high is technically a pony?
text: Horses used for the transport of goods were also taken, resulting in a fuel crisis in Belgium the next winter as there were no horses to pull coal wagons.
text: In Australia, horses that measure from 14 to 15 hands (142 to 152 cm; 56 to 60 inches) are known as a "galloway", and ponies in Australia measure under 14 hands (56 inches, 142 cm).
text: But here's the basic run down: Any horse that is shorter than 14.2 hands, or 58 inches tall at the withers, is considered a pony.
text: Today, the horse is used mainly as a working-cow horse, but it is also considered a pleasure and trail horse which contributed a great deal to the Argentine polo pony[N 1]
text: The Icelandic horse is considered a horse, not a pony, by those who own and breed them.
text: An animal 14.2h or over is usually considered a horse and one less than 14.2h is a pony.
text: The Icelandic horse is considered a horse, not a pony, by those who own and breed them.
text: Horse, pony...
text: Likewise, the Al Khamsa organization takes the position that "The horse...which are called "Al Khamsa Arabian Horses," are those horses in North America that can reasonably be assumed to descend entirely from bedouin Arabian horses bred by
text: Likewise, the Al Khamsa organization takes the position that "The horse...which are called "Al Khamsa Arabian Horses," are those horses in North America that can reasonably be assumed to descend entirely from bedouin Arabian horses bred by