the horses of fire & ice - Icelandic horses | RIDE presented by Longines

"The breed came here with the Vikings, and it has stayed pure for a thousand years. No import is allowed inside the country, and a horse leaving Iceland never comes back." 🇮🇸🐴
In the latest episode of RIDE, presented by Longines, we head to Iceland to meet the iconic Icelandic horse, where herds of horses are being brought back home following a summer of grazing in the valley. ⛰️
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[@lindahermstad5375]

i thought the Vikings had fjord horses, Nice to hear you do not start training until they are three beautiful video { love everyones sweaters)

[@o.aldenproductions.9858]

Fjord horses is a younger breed

[@caro5797]

Fjords are Norwegian Vikings horses, not icelandics :)

[@meganhenderson1715]

Wow! Thank you for this lovely video! ❤

[@rainbowhill]

WOW! Thank you for having us with you at this special moment! Greetings from Sweden!

[@leedavis7508]

They seem very similar to the 'Traveling' horses of the Middle Ages in conformation and gaited movement.

[@Luna-ii4mx]

Im curious how they got their pinto coats, did vikings really have pintos?

[@paillette2010]

Pinto is an American word. Piebald in the UK. Color coats are a product of domestication and human selection.

[@paillette2010]

Do other breeds.

[@janakassis6491]

If america is bying this horse the horse can not stay whitowt food , let them comme for foal and go to america....