Longest Manes and Tails ever recorded on the same horse

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Longest Manes and Tails ever recorded on the same horse

Linus II, a horse from Oregon with a tail 19 ft long, a Mane on each side13ft, and a Forelock of 5ft 6 inches. Photos circa 1890s by W.B. Pickett, taken in Salem Oregon.

Linus II at 7 years old, 16.2 hands, 1435 lbs., Mane 9' 9", Tail 12' 8"

Linus II - world's longest horse mane and tail

Linus II at eight years old. His mane is now 14 feet and his tail is 10 feet 3 inches.

Linus II at 8 years old with 14ft mane and 10ft 3in tail

Linus II at 11 years old. His main is 11 1/2 feet long and his tail is 17 1/2 feet long!

longest horse mane and tail

Linus II, circa 1890 with a tail 19 ft long, a Mane on each side13ft, and a Forelock of 5ft 6 inches.

Linus II, circa 1890 with 19 foot tail and 13 foot mane on one horse

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