SHELBYVILLE, Ky. (LEX 18) — The largest Icelandic horse operation in North America is in Shelbyville. Lettleiki is a riding school providing group and individual lessons for beginner to advanced ...

Icelandic horses compete internationally, sell abroad in large numbers, and appear at major equestrian events across Europe ...

Safety should always be a priority when horseback riding in Iceland. Always wear appropriate gear, such as helmets provided ...

Have you ever tolted? Tolting is one of the five gaits that only Icelandic horses have. It is like walking very fast –up to 30 miles an hour. Kimberly Hart, Icelandic horse connoisseur and owner of ...

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The distinct landscape and culture make Iceland an experience like no other. Another unique feature of Iceland is their horses. Physically, the Icelandic horses are smaller and even pony-like.

This is a story about love at first sight. It started in 1999, at the dawn of the internet, when a Yale employee named Tory Bilski saw an Icelandic horse for the first time. The semi-wild animal’s ...

Saddle up for Iceland’s annual sheep drive, where human and horses work hand-in-hoof. The scene is like something from a Biblical epic: 2,000 sheep are being driven across a desert of black lava. The ...