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Horses galloping across the River Hop, Iceland
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Horses galloping across the River Hop, Iceland

  • Crashing through the River Hop (pronounced Hope) near Blondous in Iceland, these horses are Known for their stamina and during a day of trekking, they run for many hours with the help of short breaks in between. As well, the Icelandic breed are great swimmers as it has been a part of their life in Iceland for centuries.
  • Take a gorgeous icelandic Stallion and turn him loose in a filed of wild Lupine and a stunning evening light and you have pure magic!
  • Horses galloping across the River Hop, Iceland
  • Hjorsei Island off the Northern coast of Iceland is home to the last true wild herd.
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  • Trekking across the River Hop in Iceland. Riders and extra horses make the crossing at a gallop. Trekkers will ride hard all day switching out horses up to 4 or 5 times a day so that horses stay fresh and eveyone gets a break.
  • Icelands last wild herd lives off the Northern Coast on an Island called Hjorseii. Accessible only by boat, these wild horses swim between the Island and main land in search of food and are also known to eat seaweed. A strong, smart and gentle breed, The Icelandic Horses are treasured by their country and people.
  • Beautiful Wild and Free on Hjorseii Island off of the Northern Coast of Iceland.
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