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Icelandic Horse Festival in Reykjavik has been confirmed
The Icelandic Horse Festival has been confirmed this year to take place between 26th March and 2nd April, across various venues in Iceland’s capital, Reykjavik. The festival is suitable for horse...
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Discover horseback riding holidays in Iceland with Nordic Travel
Horse lovers can now discover exciting horseback riding holidays in Iceland with leading travel company, Nordic Travel. Visitors can experience the widely celebrated pure-breed of Icelandic Horse for...
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Icelandic horse gene a boost for breeders
Swedish research on the Icelandic horse has developed genetic test that may help breeders to select the best candidates for racing. Beginning on Thursday, the DNA test will be available to the public,...
View ArticleBiennial Icelandic horse show Landsmót set to tölt through Hella in June
Iceland’s biennial horse show, Landsmót, is set to take place this year at the end of June in Hella in the south of the country. Landsmót is the prime event showcasing the Icelandic Horse breed,...
View ArticleLandsmót horse show labeled as a favourite amongst family activities in Iceland
The biennial Icelandic horse show, Landsmót, has been labeled as a favourite amongst upcoming family activities taking place in Iceland during the summer months. Landsmót is known as the prime event...
View ArticleLandsmót announces upcoming Icelandic National Horse Show to be streamed live...
Landsmót, the popular biennial Icelandic National Horse Show, has announced that it will be streaming live online all of the events taking place over the eight-day show. The competition will be taking...
View ArticleThe Icelandic Viking Horse
The Icelandic horse is a thoroughbred that has evolved through the centuries without any interference to take on the characteristics that it now possesses. The breed is marked by beauty and...
View ArticleA boy and his foal – A friendship on an Icelandic farm (Video)
Much to the joy of the young members of the family on the Farm Ríp in Hegranes, north Iceland, a foal was born in December last year. Four year old Thordur Bragi was allowed to name the foal and gave...
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