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ICELANDIC HORSES FOR SALE |
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We have excellent horses ranging from yearling to adult for sale to
the right homes. They have been reared either in Iceland or on this
Scottish farm in large groups with plenty of room and friends.
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We have a number of
horses currently being trained - do come and view them! These good looking homebred horses are unlikely
to ever get sweet itch and will make fantastic leisure or
competition horses.
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We also have a large group of untrained
horses, but will only sell to people with prior knowledge of Icelandic
horses and experienced in their training. Otherwise, we prefer to
train them at Windy Gowl, and can offer livery until they are ready
for training. They will run with other youngsters on moorland
with minimal human interference, and when they reach 4/5 years we can
train them for you.
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Don't
forget that the homebred horses are very unlikely to ever get sweet
itch. The chance is 5% like any other breed of horse. |
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All
the horses are microchipped. pedigreed and with passports.
All are used to traffic and farm machinery, and box, shoe and catch
easily. Prices for trained horses start at £4000 (please note that all
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To discuss any of the horses we have for sale, please contact
Jill Noble (details below) or
e-mail us.
We also
have a few horses for lease (with a possible option to buy) at Windy Gowl and to be kept on the
farm.
Kind riders only please. Call or email for more details
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UPDATE ON SOME OF OUR OTHER HORSES
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Visir (left) and Vakur
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Visir
is now being
leased.
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Harpa has been sold to Laura and
has a lovely new home overlooking the Moray Firth.
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Eisa has been
sold and has moved to Angus with Kirsty. |
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Lokkur has been
sold to Helen and now lives with Gulberri and Glampi in Fife
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Dagur
and Loftur These well-known
boys were sold last year and have been doing very well in Le Trec
competitions
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The
two rescued Appaloosas are now four years old and very much part of
the gang. Despite the cruel handling earlier in their lives at the
hands of their breeder, Kolka and Kaspar are now trusting and halter
broken. They have very dainty and tidy action and winter out
easily.
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We will
be looking for a kind home for them next year, preferably together |
