The tolt looks so comfortable for the rider and horse both. The horses are adorable. I'm used to mini horses (driving) and Thoroughbreds. Amazing gaits. (Jan Griffiths).
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Not many horses outside Iceland can do that gait. It does occur though. I had a horse who could. Wonderfully comfortable, and stylish to watch. We called it a triple gait.
My horse was just a good hack, but I think he showed a tendency to 'triple' as it is called in South Africa early on, and my father encouraged him to do it on command. It is a man-trained gait, but some horses find it more easily than others.
@@patriciastapleton2625 so you're from south africa 🙂 are there also wide plains there? You are very fortunate to have such a horse. I wonder why most people don't breed horses to have such a gait?
Pasofino is also a race of horses that make very naturally tolt and are trained in the Us and South America to make much smaller steps, but instead Iceland horses are trained to be very fast and powerful.
Becoming a fan of the icelandic horse...their gaits are amazing...🐎
Had no idea these existed, and now I'm binge watching everything I can find because of a UA-cam short 🤪... their gaits have me fascinated 🤯
The tolt looks so comfortable for the rider and horse both. The horses are adorable. I'm used to mini horses (driving) and Thoroughbreds. Amazing gaits. (Jan Griffiths).
relaxing to watch. nice soft jazz background music better than most. beautiful furry horses with sweet temperamemts toward humams. thanks for sharing
We love this video! Icelandic Horses are the best!!🥰🐎🐎
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Just got home from Iceland. Got to go riding a d lovsd the tolt. It is a wonderful trail riding gait.
What a wonderful gait! The riders are just sitting there!
Not many horses outside Iceland can do that gait. It does occur though. I had a horse who could. Wonderfully comfortable, and stylish to watch. We called it a triple gait.
@@patriciastapleton2625 what breed is your horse who could do that gait?
My horse was just a good hack, but I think he showed a tendency to 'triple' as it is called in South Africa early on, and my father encouraged him to do it on command. It is a man-trained gait, but some horses find it more easily than others.
@@patriciastapleton2625 so you're from south africa 🙂 are there also wide plains there?
You are very fortunate to have such a horse. I wonder why most people don't breed horses to have such a gait?
Wow, looks fabulous. 🤩😍
I used to own an Icelandic horse that was really strong on the tolt so he would always tolt instead of trot. It made of really comfortable rides.
Beautiful video, thank you!
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Can someone help me understand the differences between the Tølt and the Fino?
They are both 4 beat gaits, but completely different aesthetically
Pasofino is also a race of horses that make very naturally tolt and are trained in the Us and South America to make much smaller steps, but instead Iceland horses are trained to be very fast and powerful.
@laurencesaez5300 thank you!
So the hooves do fall in the same pattern with both? Just that the Fino is collected and the Tølt is extended?
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Does the tolt have to be taught, or is it a natural gait?
Absolutly natural
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