Einstein - New World Smallest Horse 2010 set Guinness World Record

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Einstein is his name, and being very small is his game. He was just six pounds when born and fourteen inches in height. He is from Barnstead, New Hampshire and his co-owner Rachel Wagner says he does not show any signs of dwarfism.

The Guinness world record for a smallest horse was nine pounds according to Wagner, but the old record-holder did show signs of dwarfism. The tinyness of Einstein was a point of humor when he was born. He was so small that his breeders did not think he was alive. He has one of those “new” horse titles of “mini-mini”. He is proportioned correctly, just like a “normal” horse would be.

Thumbellina is the name of Einstein´s competition to be smallest horse in the world and is seventeen and half inches tall. She was born at Goose Creek Farms, Missouri. When she was born she was eight and half pounds and ten inches tall. She had health problems, but was helped to have normal health later on in life. Her first house was a dog house. Thumbellina has her own web site at worldssmallesthorse dot com. It is hopeful that Thumbellina will want to share this site since she is now second in smallness.

Einstein - New World Smallest Horse 2010  Guinness World Record Video