Horses live for several decades. Centuries ago, one horse outlived most people at the time, and has yet to have its longevity ...

Understanding which horse breeds thrive in adverse conditions can enhance our appreciation for these majestic creatures and inform decisions for breeders and equestrians seeking hardy companions. This ...

With thick coats, robust physiques, and strong endurance, these horses are an asset for riders and caretakers who live in colder regions. This article explores 15 such breeds, emphasizing their ...

Did you know that Kentucky is home to the largest Icelandic horse farm in North America? Lettleiki in Shelbyville houses more than 90 of the friendly, furry animals.

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Most horses have four natural gaits — walk, trot, canter and gallop. The Icelandic horse’s additional gait is believed by some scientists to be a genetic trait.

Over countless generations, Icelandic horses have developed distinct traits such as a long mane and a unique gait.

Icelandic Horse Credit: flickr Icelandic Horses are shorter but strong and comfortable to ride. They have a firm gait that helps with balance. Their smaller size makes them feel less intimidating.

Although it is likely that many genes influence athletic performance in horses at the moment, few genetic variants are related to performance traits. Two candidate genes, PDK4 and DMRT3, have been ...