Horses of Iceland

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Annchen-Augustine on Hrafnar frá Hvoli with Haukur Tryggvason, Kristin Connors on Sæbjörg frá Kommu with Glódís Rún Sigurðardóttir, Lena Wagner on Frosti frá Hjarðartúni with Arnhildur Helgadóttir & Hans Þór Hilmarsson, and Ebba Nilsson on Frægur frá Feti with Árný Oddbjörg Oddsdóttir

Influencers' Trip to Iceland Reaches Five Million Views

What started as a small idea turned into one of Horses of Iceland’s most successful projects to...

A young woman leads her Icelandic horse on a track, in the background are snow covered mountains.

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Close up on a palomino furry Icelandic horse's hear, closing its eyes

Guadalupe Laiz publishes a new breathtaking book

Her new mesmerizing book takes us on an adventure in Iceland

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The five Gaits

The horses of Iceland are a so-called gaited horse breed. This means that most Icelandic horses have two extra gaits to offer besides walk, trot and canter/gallop. All horse breeds have these three natural gaits and can perform them without training. The extra gaits that set the Icelandic horse apart from other breeds are called tölt and flying pace.

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Colorful breed

The Icelandic horse has over 40 colours and up to 100 variations and, with only few exceptions, most of the known horse colours can be found within the breed. This fact adds both to the charming look of the Icelandic horse and to variation within the breed.

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Videos of the magnificent Icelandic Horse

Horses of Iceland