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Tolt News
The website of the magazine, Tolt News. This is a really useful site with its calendar of events, classifieds, and collections of links to resources about the Icelandic horse. A great jumping-off site! |
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Kaarne.net
Site of Johanna Viitanen, all in Finnish, but with easy to find links to Icelandic horses in the universal language of photographs. The pictures will make you want to visit Finland at http://www.flickr.com/photos/kaarne2/ |
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World Fengur
The international registry of the Icelandic horse. Membership in an affiliate organization or subscription is required. The link is here as a service in researching horses mentioned in Hestakaup.com. |
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Hestablog
Stan's original videos about Iceland and Icelandic horses. I am revising it to have more text articles than Hestakaup.com. |
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Solva Icelandics
Mic Rushen puts out this U.K. site with lots of links, but you must check out the photo gallery! |
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FT -- The Trainers Association (Félag Tamningamanna)
The English language version of the FT website. A good source of information about the development of riding instruction in Iceland. |
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The Horse Breeders Association (Félag Hrossabćnda)
The official government organization of horse breeders in Iceland. Go to their website and download the must-have pdf brochure (English) about the Icelandic horse listed on the bottom of the page. |
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Icelandic Horse Info
Put together by Douglas and Jennifer Hamilton, a wonderful collection of "Informational Essays, Writings & Articles about Icelandic Horses". You can find some real treasures here! |
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Drawings of Icelandic Horses by Vicky Lampe
Drawings of Icelandic horses by Vicky Lampe who first rode Brennir, the horse that Lukka evaluated in the video. You've seen her ride, now you can see her other work. |
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A Good Horse Has No Color
A book about Iceland as much about horses. A fun read about much more than buying horses. It also integrates the sagas with places you are actually standing on. |
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Fiona\'s Icelandics in the U.K.
A site in the United Kingdom gives the flavor of Icelandic horse activities there. |
