“The Horse of the Gods,” according to Horse Illustrated Magazine, Icelandic horses are known for their unique combination of sweet and trusting dispositions with awe-inspiring five-gaited athletic ability.

KD Farms special, naturally raised Icelandics are raised for sweetness and eagerness of disposition. We raise our Icelandics as companions and friends, not workers and servants. They have the best of horse life: field life (never stalls), organic pastures, hay, chemical free natural horse raising. The hardy and delightful Icelandic horse is the ideal horse to demonstrate the virtues of natural and organic horse raising.

For a thousand years the world’s purest breed has delighted riders with its wonderful five gaits, athletic abilities and sweet doting personalities. The Icelandic horse, while free spirited, is perhaps the most eager-to-please horse breed for the pleasure and sport rider.

“I think of them as the fluffy and friendly dogs of the horse world,” said breeder Kam, the K of KD Farms. “With our horses you can go out in the field and all the horses will run up, eager for attention. But you can stand in a crowd of thirty Icelandics, all milling around you and you’re perfectly safe, even with kids.”

“They’re special for the gentle natures, but also their eagerness,” adds Derek, the D in KD. “They’re consummate athletes with their five gaits. As I get older, I appreciate the smoothness of their natural tolt.”

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