Hugo Is the Highest Horse in the World. He Entered the Book of Records Although He Is Still Chicken and Will Grow More
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He's only four years old, but he's already in the record books: Hugo, a Shire horse from Northamptonshire, is currently the tallest living horse in the world. His neck measures 1.99 metres, and according to his owner, he's still growing, the BBC reports. The Towcester-based animal's dimensions have been officially certified by Guinness World Records. Before being measured, Hugo […]
Hugo, a Shire horse who lives in Towcester, Northamptonshire, entered the Book of Records as the world's highest living horse. He has a height of 1.99 meters, but the master...
Shire horse Hugo, 199 cm tall, has been recognized by Guinness as the tallest in the world, the BBC reports. He was born in Towcester, England, and continues to grow, striving to improve Samson's record from 1850. His height was 219.7 cm. Hugo's owner, farmer Bud Masters, noted that his horse is still very young - he is only four years old, he is expected to grow at least that much more, so the record will be updated. According to the BBC, Hugo …
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