The science behind Einstein, the littlest mini-horse that could

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The science behind creating mini-horses

When 6-pound, 14-inch-tall mini-stallion Einstein was born in late April, the world watched with piqued curiosity. News organizations and bloggers galloped to cover the new Guinness title winner for smallest horse, which has everyone clamoring on YouTube to see him. So, he’s small, real small, but why?

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