Mountain View Journal | Icelandic horses of Viking stock are bred and trained locally Mountain View Journal Despite their small stature — they're typically 13 to 14 hands or 52 to 56 inches tall, which is normally considered a pony — Icelandics are always called horses. They're known for their steady disposition, hardiness and two unique gaits, the tölt ... |
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