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At LoneStar (USA US Icelandic Horses-Sales), we have bred some quality ecelandibreeding stallions available to us.
We have some well bred quality mares and stallions for sale.
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We currently have eight quality brood mares. We intend on adding at least two more mares from <br>
the best of our 2007 foals once they are trained and mature: Manadis & Stassa for certain,<br>
and perhaps Ljufa (half Kolkuos).<br>
We have four registered Icelandic stallions that will be capable of breeding as of the summer
of 2009: Stefnir, Tappi, Leikur and Sjoli. All are sired from 1st prize stallions. <br>
Stefnir's father is a World Tolt Champion, known for the quality of his beat. Stefnir has just
enough pace to have a very good clean tolt, even barefooted. <br>
Tappi is the offspring of Hilmir fra Saudarkroki, who has a 9.5 for flying pace. Tappi is very
five gaited, as he shows all gaits in the pasture. Tappi already has received a "first prize"
rating for conformation. We plan on having Tappi evaluated for talent in the future.<br>
Leikur is Tappi's younger five gaited brother. He lifts to the horizontal under himself,
and he has very good confirmation and very collected impressive movements. <br>
Sjoli is the son of the highest evaluated four gaited stallion in the world, i.e. Tigull.
He has become a beautiful stallion. We believe that Sjoli will be four gaited, or at most,
like Stefnir, marginally five gaited. Sjoli can literially dance as he moves. He has great
suspension in his trot. He cover a lot of ground in this gait, as he is very powerful for
such a young age.<br>
We have a number of very well bred Icelandic horses for sale: two stout young mares and two
promising stallions and geldings. See our Icelandic Horses Sales List.
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Her sire is Rodull fra Akureyri, was a rather special "proud" large chestnut Kolkuos stallion.<br>
Rodull's father, Kristall fra Kolkuosi, was a 4 gaited competition stallion, that had a 9.5 for tolt. <br>
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Elja demonstrating her smooth gaits, no water spilled. :-) <br><br>
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Rodull fra Akureyri, Elja's father, a first prize Kolkuos stallion. <br>
Rodull was well over 14 hands 2 inches, very tall. <br>
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We have three very well bred young Icelandic Sheepdog males available.<br>
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<b>Stefnir frá Staðartungu</span><br>
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Meet Stefnir frá Staðartungu, our 2nd prize stallion, son of Fengur frá Ibisholi, <br>
a 1st prize stallion & World Tolt Champion, Germany 1999 (9 for tolt). (see picture below) <br>
Fengur won the WC because his beat was perfect. He did not have the hightest lift.<br>
Stefnir has the same quality. His tolt is perfectly clean even when he is barefoot.<br>
Stefnir is now standing at stud at our farm. He has a wonderful temperament with a very <br>
good & calm mind. Stefnir has received an 8 for conformation (which is first prize) and has <br>
received an 8 on each of his riding scores, except 7 for pace, 7.5 for trot and 8.5 for walk. <br>
Stefnir is five gaited, with strong withers, a refined head, with good neck/shoulders, <br>
which he holds up well under saddle. He has good legs, excellent back, croup, hooves <br>
and with nice overall proportions. His appearance is quite striking with his white <br>
stocking feet and white tail with a black inner core. He is very willing to please <br>
his rider. Stefnir is without faults.<br>
We are very pleased to have Stefnir join us in Texas. He is producing very nice offspring.<br>
Stefnir's first colt, born here at LoneStar (Tjaldari), literally tolted out of the womb.<br>
We're expecting Stefnir's best crop ever to arrive in the summer of 2009, as he has been bred <br>
to the best mares that he has ever had the opportunity to breed.<br>
Stefnir is now registered in the US: US1997103269 <br>
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With Stefnir's consistent good scores in both conformation and ridding abilities, <br>
he should go well with any Icelandic mare, either four or five gaited.<br>
Stefnir is a proven stallion, both in Iceland and in the US. <br>
Live foal guarantee included. AI is a possibility.<br>
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Stefnir's mother was sired by Glæsir frá Sauðárkróki, the son of
Siða frá Sauðárkróki,<br>
the first 1st prize Icelandic mare to have received an honor prize for her offspring.<br>
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Sire of Stefnir, Fengur frá Ibisholi<br>
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Rut frá Litlagarði, a new mare, daughter of Markús frá Langholtsparti (son of <br>
Orri frá Þúfu) and Dalvik frá Litlagarði, a first prize competition mare.
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Rut was bred to Asi frá Kálfholti and their foal has arrived (2007): Stássa.<br>
Rut is the granddaughter of Orri frá Þúfu, the most famous breeding stallion in Iceland.
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Rut is confirmed pregnant to our stallion, Stefnir, for a 2009 foal. As Rut has a snip, <br>
a pinto is possible. This will be the best mare that Stefnir has ever been bred to.<br>
We are really looking forward to seeing this foal, after what we've seen in Tjaldari.<br>
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Rut will be bred to Stari frá Bredhall in 2009. (pictures of Stari aways below)<br>
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<a href="rut-blup.html" target="mainFrame"> Click here to see Rut's BLUP</a><br>
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Rut is quite overweight in this picture and very little trained, though the talent shows through.
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Markús, father of Rut, with an <u>8.61 for talent</u> (tolt=9.0, 9.5=spirit), 8.36 overall.
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Do the images of Rastafari have meaning for you? Dreadlocks=9.5! :-)<br><br>
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Dalvik frá Litlagarði, mother of Rut, 1st prize competition mare.<br>
Dalvik was sired by Hlynur frá Báreksstöðum, a son of
Þáttur frá Kirkjubæ<br>
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Rut has had her foal by Asi frá Kálfholti, talent=8.38, 8.5-tolt, 9.5-trot. <br>
Asi is known for producing horses with very good movements.<br>
Asi has produced about nine first prize offspring out of about 116 foals, along with about <br>
another 19 with scores of 7.5 or above. I suspect many of these offspring have not yet been<br>
evaluated. He has produced one first prize horse with a 9.5 for tolt, 10 for trot, <br>
9 for gallop, spirit & general impressions, an over all 8.6 for talent.<br>
Asi is a very strong breeding stallion.<br>
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Both Þrá and Rut come from very strong genetic linages that we hope to utilize in our breedi
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program. Our plan is to use the best stallions in the country with both Rut and Þra, so as <br>
to produce the best possible offspring with top quality competition potential.<br>
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We intend to breed Rut, Ósk and Sæta to Sjoli in 2010. <br>
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Tígull frá Gygjarhóli (© unknown)<br>
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Tígull is a four gaited stallion, with an overall score of 8.6. He is sired by
Stígandi frá Sauðárkróki.<br>
<u>Tígull is the highest evaluated four gaited Icelandic stallion in the world</u>.<br>
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Our mare Þrá frá Akureyri was bred to Tigull in 2006. See Sjóli under "Young Ones".<
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Thordur and Tigull<br>
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<u>Conformation: 8,65</u><br>
Head: 9,0<br>
Neck/Shoulder: 8,5 (slight ewe neck)<br>
Back/Croup: 9,0<br>
Proportions: 9,0<br>
Leg Quality: 9,0<br>
Correctness of joints: 7,0 (cow hocked & toed out-rear)<br>
Hooves: 8,5<br><br>
<u>Talent: 8,56</u><br>
Tolt: 9,5<br>
Trot: 9,5<br>
Pace: 5,0 (four gaited)<br>
Gallop: 9,0<br>
Temperament: 9,0<br>
Appearance under rider: 9,0<br>
Walk: 8,0<br>
Slow tolt: 8,5<br>
Canter: 7.5<br><br>
<u>Total score: 8.60</u><br><br>
[ Gyðja (our mare below) is also sired by Stígandi frá Sauðárkróki.<br>
We have two young stallions out of Gyðja: Tappi and Leikur, see "Young Ones".<br>
Both these young stallions are sired by high quality First Prize stallions. ] <br>
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This is Stígur frá Kjartanstöðum, an honorary first prize stallion. <br>
[ Stígur is out of quite famous parents: the stallion is
Náttfari frá Ytra-Dalsgerði, and the <br>
mare is Terna frá Kirkjubæ, both of which had many impressive offspring. <br>
Terna is the daughter of Hlynur frá Kirkjubæ, a brother of Þáttur frá Kirkjub
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Terna had the stallion Tofri. Stígur is the father of Óður frá Brun.] <br>
Stígur is also the father of our Þrá frá Akureyri.<br>
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Þrá frá Akureyri. Þrá is a very high stepping four-gaited mare. <br>
She has a lot of action and flashy gaits. Her sweet temper and easy <br>
nature makes her a safe and reliable trail and show horse. <br>
Further, her quality bloodlines make her an excellent broodmare.<br>
We are very fortunate to have such a mare come to the US for breeding.<br>
Þrá is foundation mare quality. We hope to build upon that linage here in Texas.<br>
Þrá had her foal by Tígull frá Gygjarhóli.<br>
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Þrá is confirmed pregnant to <u>Óskar frá Litla-Dal, a first prize stallion<br>
with an 8.54 for both his talent and conformation scores</u>. She should foal in 2009.<br>
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Óskar frá Litla-Dal, a first prize stallion with an 8.54 for both his talent & conformation
scores.<br>
Óskar is 14 hands tall.<br><br>
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Newest mare (14+H), Harpa frá Skriðu, sire: Galdur frá Sauðárkróki
(<u>8.59 for talent</u>)<br>
Galdur was one of the hottest Icelandic horses EVER ... he could breath some fire! ;-)<br>
Harpa is very strong and energetic like her sire, though she also listens to her rider.<br>
Harpa is both quite young and also quite friendly, though she can really move!<br>
Her foal (Mánadís) by Moli frá Skriðu has arrived. (Moli is viewable <br>
immediately below.) Mánadís has inherited some of her grandsire's fire. She is <br>
quite engertic. Mánadís has also inherited Moli's lift and she can really move!!!<br>
Harpa is now confirmed pregnant by Stefnir for a 2009 foal.<br>
We're expecting a black & white pinto! ;-)<br>
Harpa may be bred to either Stari or Stígandi frá Leysingjastoðum in 2009.<br>
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They're called Ice-land-ic horses for more than just one reason. <br>
That's ICE that Moli is being ridden on, with foot lift to his chest. <br>
Moli is out of the stallion, Glampi frá Vatnsleysu, who has a 8.68 for talent,<br>
and the competition mare Gullinstjarna frá Akureyri, who has 9 for tolt<br>
and general impressions. Moli, like his father Glampi, has huge movements.<br>
Moli has now been evaluated and has recieved an 8.36 for talent, with a 9.5 for <br>
trot, and 9.0 for tolt, spirit and general impressions, with an 8.5 for gallop.<br>
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[ Thor and Moli frá Skriðu -- Icetolt at Reykjavik. About late March, 2006.]<br><br>
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Skrytla frá Böðmóðsstöðum is a very talented mare. <br>
Her sire had a 9 for tolt, galop & general impressions. She is a power house! <br>
You want to go faster? Just let out a little rein.<br>
You never have need of either leg or crop.<br>
She is confirmed pregnant to Stefnir for a 2009 foal.<br>
We're expecting a black & white pinto! ;-)<br>
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Ósk frá Árholti, a bay dun Icelandic mare, my first Icelandic mare, arrived in
Texas 2001.<br> She's 13 hands 2 inches, about 12 years old, 4 gaited.<br>
Ósk's 2nd foal arrived in May 2005, See Krunur under "Young Ones".<br>
Sæta is her first foal out of Hilmir frá Sauðárkróki.<br>
Her 1st foal by Stefnir arrived April 2007, see Blíða frá LoneStar under "Young Ones".<b
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Ósk second foal by Stefnir arrived June, 2008. See Tjaldari under "Young Ones".<br>
Ósk is producing some very nice offspring. I'm quite impressed with them.<br>
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Ósk will be bred in 2009, to <b><u>the first prize stallion,
Stari frá Bredhall, <br>
the highest evaluated four gaited stallion in the US</u>: 8.63 for conformation.<br>
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This is Gyðja frá Víðimel, arrive in the US in 2002, who also has
a foal sired by Hilmir frá Sauðárkróki. <br>
She's 13 hands 2 inches, about 14 years old, 5 gaited, and has received a 7.8
<br>for conformation at evaluations, age 4. Pure Kolkuos/Austanvatna bloodlines. <br>
Gyðja is sired by Stígandi frá Sauðárkróki (honorary 1st prize stallion).
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Gyðja's 3rd foal arrived in late May 2005, see Leikur under "Young Ones".<br>
She has had only stallion prospects, one of which was in Iceland.<br>
Gyðja has been bred to Stefnir for a 2009 foal. <br><br>
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Below is Stígandi frá Sauðárkróki, Tigull's and Gyðja's sire.<br>
Stígandi was sired by Þáttur frá Kirkjubæ, a very famous <br>
breeding stallion.<br>
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Sæta, 6 years old, daughter of Ósk & Hilmir frá Sauðárkróki. <br>
She has very good conformation, disposition and a lot of personality and good <br>
suspension in her gaits. We have elevated expectations for Sæta. <br>
She is rather energetic. Yes, she can untie herself and then any other <br>
horses around. :-) She is so smart that she is trying! :-) <br>
At two years of age, she started dominating mares that were much older <br>
and stronger. She is strong willed. Though with people, she is quite <br>
personable & sweet. (Hilmir is pictured below.)<br>
The color of all my bay duns are like buckskin, which is somewhat rare in Icelandics.<br>
<a href="saeta-blup.html" target="mainFrame"> Click here to see Sæta's BLUP</a><br>
Sæta has completed her initial training. So far, she is soft in the mouth, <br>
bends well and is rather forward going.<br>
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Sæta will be bred to Stari frá Bredhall in 2009 after her gait training</u>.<br>
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These two pictures were taken when she was only 13 months old.<br>
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These were taken June, 2005, at almost three years of age.<br>
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Totally Airborne. This girl can fly! :-) She can drive from the rear end quite well ...<br>
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June, 2005<br>
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Sæta at almost five years of age, June 2007. <br>
Currently Sæta has completed her initial training and is under saddle.<br>
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This is Sæta's (and our stallion Tappi's) father: Hilmir frá Sauðárkróki [IS1992
157001], <br>
a first prize bay dun pinto Icelandic stallion with a 9.5 for flying pace.<br><br>
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Tjaldari frá LoneStar </span><br>
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Tjaldari, a young stallion sired by our stallion, Stefnir and foaled by our mare Ósk.<br>
Tjaldari can trace his ancestry to Hrafn frá Holtsmúla (stallion 802) via both Sire & Dam.<b
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This is a very nice young stout dark chestnut stallion with very nice conformation. <br>
He is the most lateral moving offspring that we have yet seen out of either Stefnir or Ósk.<br>
Tjaldari has been tolting since he was just hours old. We expect him to be 5 gaited.<br>
He may be for sale to the right home eventually. "Tjaldari" is an ancient word from the <br>
'Snorra-Edda' (circa 1220 AD) that means a 'tolting horse'. He is a very proud <br>
young stallion with very nice movements, aka T.J. :-) At 6 months, he's about 450lb.<br>
1st picture below was taken at age of about 12 hours.<br>
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A well fed TJ <i>hanging out</i> with his small herd of four yearling mares. He's six months old.<br
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We have had five foals in 2007. Three out of top quality breeding stock.<br>
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Stássa frá LoneStar </span><br>
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She is the offspring of Rut frá Litlagarði & Asi frá Kálfholti, arrived <br>
July 13th, 2007: a chestnut filly with a star! She will have a flaxen mane like Asi.<br>
Grandsires: Feykir frá Hafsteinsstöðum & Orri frá Þúfu<br>
Stássa is already showing some amazing movements, characteristic of Asi's <br>
offspring. Stássa means "dashing, fancy mare". Stássa is a muscle bound young <br>
mare, i.e. very strong like her mother, Rut. She is NOT for sale.<br>
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1st two pictures taken at ten days of age. <br><br>
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2nd two pictures taken at two weeks of age. <br><br>
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He is the offspring of Þrá & Tígull arrived 5-26-07, a dark red bay colt.<br>
Grandsires: Stígandi frá Sauðárkróki and Stígur frá Kjartanstöðu
m.<br>
Both of which have an honor prize for their offspring.<br>
Pics taken at three months of age. Sjóli is looking very good. <br>
Sjóli means "king, duke". Sjóli exudes nobility. He is NOT for sale. <br>
He is already larger than Leikur, who is 2 years older.<br>
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She is the offspring of Moli frá Skriðu and Harpa frá Skriðu arrived, 4-5-07<br>
Grandsires: Glampi fra Vatnsleysu & Galdur frá Sauðárkróki <br>
Picture taken day one. Mánadís is now 18+ months old. <br>
Mánadís has very flashy movemnets with four white stocking feet. <br>
Galdur frá Sauðárkróki (<u>8.59 for talent</u>) was one of the hottest <br>
Icelandic horses EVER ... he could breath some fire! ;-)<br>
Mánadís has inherited some of her grandsire's fire. She is quite engertic. <br>
Mánadís has also inherited Moli's lift and she can really move!!<br>
She is five gatied and gaits most of the time. In fast tolt, she lifts to the horizontal.<br>
Mánadís is not for sale.<br>
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Blíða frá LoneStar</span> <br>
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Ósk & Stefnir's filly, April,2007: Blíða frá LoneStar, a dark bay
dun mare with a small star<br>
Blíða is showing very good movements & has a unique dark dun color.<br>
She is a yearling and weighs over 600 lb. <u>Blíða is for sale</u>.<br>
Blíða is out of one of my best broodmares in regard to temperament <br>
and being reliable. Blíða is well built. She is going to be a very strong<br>
stout mare. Blíða is quite personable, but not pushy. She may be a bit <br>
forward going. Blíða is currently at the top of the pecking order<br>
for the young mares. Currently Blíða is showing a very fast fluid trot.<br>
Picture below taken on her birth day. She will only be sold to good home. <br>
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Elja & Stefnir's filly, 4-9-07: Ljúfa is a chestnut mare with a very <br>
defined eel stripe, a flaxen/silverish mane, a large star and a small snip. <br>
She is 18+ months old and weighs well over 550lb. She is always in motion.<br>
She has a very nice prancy trot with nice lift and she is very forward going.<br>
Ljúfa is reminding me a lot of Sæta at this age. She is always in the middle<br>
of the action and has a very active personalty. Ljúfa means "mild and gentle one".<br>
Ljúfa's mother, Elja is out of the Kolkuos line, pure Kolkuos & Svadastadir.<br>
Well bred mares like this are very hard to find these days and they are quite <br>
valuable as breeding stock due to their quality. My farrier, who is British and <br>
served a four year apprenticeship to become certified, commented on how flexible <br>
Ljúfa is. She is a very sweet girl. Ljúfa is for sale, to an acceptable home only.<br>
Picture below taken a few days after her birth.<br>
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This is Ósk's 2nd offspring, Krunur fra LoneStar, born May 28th, 2005. *** SOLD ***<br>
Krunur is a light bay dun, very similar to his half sister, Sæta (see below). <br>
He is a very good looking young horse that appears to have good conformation and is in <br>
a rather rare and beautiful color. Krunur has two red stripes on both of his shoulders.<br>
He is 2+ years of real age.<br>
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Krunur at just 26 months of age.<br>
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This is Gyjda's latest pale black colt, named Leikur (playful), born June 9th, 2005.<br>
Leikur is already showing very good movements and agility, including all gaits.<br>
I observed all five gaits by the time he was a month old. He is the most 5 gaited <br>
foal I've yet seen at that age. He is the most talented of the 3 young colts of 2005.<br>
Leikur is 3.5 years of age. He is a very friendly guy and is quite personable.<br>
His mane almost comes to bottom of belly now, with longer forelocks than below.<br>
Grandsires: Kveikur fra Miðsitju and Stígandi frá Sauðárkróki<br>
Both of which have an honor prize for their offspring.<br>
Leikur's sire has an 8.57 for talent. <br>
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I've fatten'd him up some for winter, which shows a bit in these pictures.<br>
These 2 pics were taken on Thanksgiving, 2008. Leikur is about 42 months old.<br>
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That's Leikur (front let out) behind Sjoli, the bay. Taken 1-1-09<br>
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Leikur's eel stripe is just visible. He gaits most of the time. Pic taken at 31 months.<br>
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Leikur is looking a lot like Tappi, his older brother. Leikur's mane now covers his neck.<br>
He has quite high leg lift and he can move very energetically. This is a stunning stallion!<br>
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Tappi frá LoneStar, Son of Gydja & Hilmir fra Sauðárkróki <br>
Note the lean build & long legs. Tappi is 5.5 years of age and is still a stallion. <br>
Hilmir is pictured below.<br>
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[ Tappi traces his roots back to Siða frá Sauðárkróki on both sides of <br>
his parents. Hilmir's mother is Herva frá Sauðárkróki, sister of Hervar <br>
(father of Otur) and grand daughter of Siða. Gyðja's father, Stígandi frá <br>
Sauðárkróki, while half Kirkjubæ, is half Sauðárkróki, tracing <br>
his roots to Siða, via his mother, Ösp, on both her paternal and maternal lines, via <br>
Sörli frá Sauðárkróki and Siða's daughter, Kápa frá Sauðárkr
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Gyðja's mother was sired by a Kolkuos stallion, a son of Hörður from Kolkuósi.]<br>
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Tappi is very five gaited and shows all gaits in the pasture.<br>
Tappi's mane & tail turn blond in the summer sun. I've been trimming Tappi's<br>
tail since before he was a year old, as it was dragging the ground. His forelocks are <br>
already well below his eyes, just like his mother. He is a very handsome stallion.<br>
Tappi has a very stable mind and is not bothered by much.<br>
Grandsires: Ofeigur frá Flugumyri & Stígandi frá Sauðárkróki<br>
Both of which have an honor prize for their offspring.<br>
Tappi received an 8.04 (first prize) for conformation at an official evaluation 2008. :-) <br>
Specifically, Tappi received an 8 for neck-withers-shoulders, "back & croup", quality of legs, <br>
hooves and an 8.5 for both proportions and "mane & tail".<br>
<i><u>Tappi is currently in competition (gait) training & getting more powerful<br>
and faster.</u></i> I've started calling him <i>"my little rocket".</i> :-)<br>
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Tappi definitely shows a lot of Hilmir, both in his conformation and movements.<br>
Tappi is quite regal and graceful in motion ... he shows all gaits in the pasture.<br>
[ Picture taken at age two. ] <br>
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Sæta, daughter of Ósk & Hilmir fra Sauðárkróki. She has very good <br>
conformation, disposition and a lot of personality and good suspension <br>
in her gaits. We have elevated expectations for Sæta. She is rather energetic. <br>
Yes, she can untie herself and then any other horses around. :-)<br>
She is so smart that she is trying! :-) At two years of age, she started <br>
dominating mares that were much older and stronger. She is strong willed. <br>
Though with people, she is quite personable & sweet. (Hilmir is pictured below.)<br>
The color of all our bay duns are like buckskin, which is somewhat rare in Icelandics.<br>
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Sæta is in initial training now. So far, she is soft in the mouth and forward going.<br>
These two pictures were taken when she was only 13 months old.<br>
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<br> These were taken June, 2005, at almost three years of age.<br><br>
Totally Airborne. This girl can fly! :-) She can drive from the rear end quite well ...<br> <br>
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June, 2005
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Sæta at almost four years of age, June 2006. She was four in early July, 2006.<br>
Sæta has been through her initial training and is rideable.<br>
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This is Hilmir fra Sauðárkróki [IS1992157001], <br>
a first prize bay dun pinto Icelandic stallion with a 9.5 for flying pace.<br>
He is the sire of both Sæta & Tappi. <br><br>
<img align="center" width="60%" src="pics/Hilmir.jpg"> <br> <br>
Hilmir is one of the best looking Icelandic stallions I have ever seen. <br><br>
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This is a Cimarron NorStar 4H slant. It was acquired at BigTex Trailers at Mt. Pleasant, Texas.<br>
Jeff Martin at 877-572-1106 was very helpful and gave us a great deal, and I looked all over<br>
the southern US. If you are looking for a good horse trailer, We recommend that you give <br>
Jeff a call. These horse trailers are the <u>best value </u> that you will find in today's <br>
market. The roof is insulated (standard). Check out the quality of the Cimarron trailers. <br>
Compare Jeff's pricing with the competition, and draw your own conclusions. I did and I <br>
was very impressed. D & D was close to "list price", but not close to Jeff's pricing. <br>
Tell Jeff Martin, that Chris sent you ... We get no cut. <br>
We just want to see more folks using the best equipment available. <br>
You and your horses will appreciate it! ;-) <br>
We put a queen size matress in the nose. .... <br>
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Seven used handmade Icelandic Skagfjord/Hesturinn saddles within the USA, below:
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Of the three Hesturinn saddles at LoneStar: Gull, Svadi & Galdur, the Gull has the narrow seat,<br>
Svadi is the middle seat, and the Galdur is the wider seat. <br>
All three saddles have the same size tree. The custom Gull that <br>
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One gently used black hand made Skagfjord/Hesturinn Svadi Icelandic saddle for sale at
LoneStar, $call. <br><br>
These are hand made saddles in Iceland by Icelandic saddles makers in a small shop in northern
Iceland just for the Icelandic horse and for regular Icelandic folks. These are not generally
sold out of Iceland as this small saddle shop is not particularly multilingual. Current prices
on saddles from this shop are roughly $2,400+, including VAT taxes. Generally these saddles are
a bit narrow and flat, and are considered close contact saddles. The saddles that are not
quilted are even more so. If you want to get the most out of your Icelandic horse, I highly
recommend saddles of this type over the mass produced factory saddles, that are much more
common place today.<br>
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I have other Skagfjord/Hesturinn saddles (Gull, De Luxe, Floki, etc), see below.<br>
If you are looking for a particular Skagfjord/Hesturinn saddle and do not see it, ask ... <br>
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Two slightly used handmade Skagfjord/Hesturinn "De Luxe" Icelandic saddle(s) for sale, $call. <br><b
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This is a close contact saddle, very similar to the Gull (without a quilted seat), though the
De Luxe has perhaps a more shallow seat than the Gull. These saddles are good for riding where
you really want to feel the horse beneath you, as in training, clinics, competition. They
do have a bit more padding than I thought before handling them. These would easily make a
good full time saddle. New, these are over $2K. While this saddle is probably several years
old, it shows little use or wear. This is a very good saddle and a great deal.
For less than half the price of a new one and without having to wait for months while it's
being made, as I have had to in the past with this small saddle shop ...<br><br>
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One lightly used handmade Skagfjord/Hesturinn "Skagfjord" Icelandic saddle for sale, $call. <br><br>
This saddle seems to have the saddle dip slightly more forward than the Svadi & Gull, enabling<br>
a more classic dressage seat.<br><br>
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<u>NOTE: I have TWO more of these Floki saddles. They're just well broken in </u>. Call $$$<br>
These Flokis are in excellent condition. As they are no longer made, this is an<br>
uncommon opportunity to acquire a very unique saddle in like new condition.<br>
See my comments about this model of saddle in the listing immediately below.<br><br>
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SOLD: One used black handmade Skagfjord/Hesturinn Floki flexible treed Icelandic saddle for sale, $x
xx <br><br>
These are very close contact saddles and they're quite rare and unlike most other flexible treed sad
dles.<br>
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As the channel is narrow, I would recommend this for a horse with a well rounded strong back
(no back bone sticking up, barrel backed is best).<br>
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I do not recommend these saddles for heavier people, as it concentrates your weight on the
horses back to a smaller area than with a treed saddle. It also requires very good balance.
But if you have that and are relatively light weight, you'll love this saddle and so will
your horse as it weighs next to nothing. <br><br>
As this saddle allows more freedom of movement, your horse may tolt noticeably better.<br><br>
From this saddle's new owner, "I love the Floki. My boy is tolting like a monster. <br>
It actually brings tears to my eyes LOL." J.Debeuf<br><br>
I have just learned that these saddles are no longer being made .... too bad!!!<br><br>
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Equine (horse) probiotic reviews and recommendations ...<br>
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"Equerry's: Horse Supplements, which supplies daily nutritional needs, that's formulated <br>
on a probiotic base." --- that's off Equerry's web site ... you can open it with a link<br>
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I've been giving Equerry's high quality probiotics to all my horses daily for some time. The
results have been quite pronounced. Horses that are hard to put weight on, blossomed on this
product. This includes both older horses and very active 4-5 year olds. My youngest horses
filled out and have grown more than any other crop that I've yet raised. <br>
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I've been able to keep weight on lactating broodmares much more easily when the mares are
on these probiotics. And the foals gain significantly more weight quicker when their mothers
have been on them for sometime before birth. <br>
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The probiotics are encased in wax to help them pass through the very acidic stomach and
enter the intestines intact. Probiotics have been attributed with allowing a horse to get
between 20% and 25% more out of their existing diet than they would without this digestive
aid. Additionally, I haven't experienced any colics with any horses that are on these products.
All my horses are lightly grained (lactating broodmares are more heavily grained) twice a day
and they are given this "meal" at least once a day. Most get it with each portion of grain.
I've practically stopped giving any other supplements as they have a high dose of vitamins also.
Though I do still grind flax seed for them daily with a Bunn commercial grade coffee grinder. <br>
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I've been using Equerry's probiotic products for almost two years. Initially, I
used the "Choice" product and then switched over to the more concentrated "Plus".
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Compared to other supplements, I find
them to be reasonably priced. I feel that they more than pay for themselves with the results.
I'd have to spend another 30% on hay and grain to come close to the same results, which I
do not think is possible with any amount of food. I could make them fatter, but I couldn't
make them look this healthy with just food alone. There is a noticeable difference between a
fat and a filled out healthy horse. Elja, my oldest horse at eighteen looks as good as any
mare that I have that's a half her age, and she acts more like a teenager.<br>
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With 17 horses, the cost of the probiotics does not come close to even 20% of my food bill,
and I'm going through close to 50lb of Equerry's Plus a month. I was getting two 20lb bags at
a time, but I'm now switching to the 50lb tub, then 50lb refill bags.<br>
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I haven't found any other supplement that comes close to the results that I'm experiencing
with Equerry's probiotic based products. Their 20+ years of experience is well demonstrated
with their results based products.<br>
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<i>Give "Equerry's Plus" a try. If you are a picky, discerning horse owner that tends to pamper
your kids, then I think you'll really like the perceptible results.</i><br>
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Be patient, as you'll still be seeing improvements many months after you start this program.
Equerry's probiotic Plus is not like other supplements that you give to your horses and hope
for the best. You will actually see the difference. It's especially noticeable in your older
horses. It has given my young stallion, Tappi, so much energy that his current & past trainers
didn't want to get on him! ;-) As he just had too much energy for his maturity level. 8-)
Of course that was giving him two full scoops a day ... so they cut back to 2 half scoops.
Now, he's more focused. Big Grin :) And he's still out running everything they put up
against him (getting him stronger & faster for Flying Pace). <br>
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Give Dean or Burmah Martin a call at: 888-921-2882. They're in Oregon. Tell them <br>
Chris with the fuzzy Icelandics in Texas recommended them. They are really nice folks!<br>
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[ My motive for this endorsement is completely for healthier and happier horses! ]<br>
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Equerry's web site: http://equerrys.com - Probiotic based Horse Supplements </a><br>
And be sure to read the "Probiotic Thesis" excepts!<br>
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Here's the Scoop on the "Plus" product ...
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<li> For horses with above average stress and
performance levels. Contains a complete Probiotic Formula.</li>
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<li> Live Yeast Culture -- Helps relieve stress, balance pH and provides
quick enzyme action. A food source for microbial population.
Yeast cannot be pelleted; the pelleting process kills the yeast and
its value. </li>
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<li> 5 Species of Microbes -- Digest more nutrients, colonize the gut faster,
suppress more pathogens (E.Coli, Salmonella).</li>
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<li> Encapsulated Microbes -- Pass through the stomach to reach the gut
without being destroyed. Maintains steady appetites. More
energy and stamina because of better nutrient intake. Better attitude
and performance with less stress.</li>
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<li> 5 Digestive Enzymes -- Quickly digest feed and allow maximum absorption of
nutrients.</li>
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<li> Amino Acids -- Protein building blocks that are readily absorbed
into blood stream.</li>
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<li> Needed Vitamins -- Daily replacement of vitamins for general
health, growth and well-being. </li>
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<li> Proteinated Minerals -- The important major and trace minerals are
supplied in every feeding for growth, maintenance and regulatory function.
Equerry's contains chellated minerals and proteinated minerals.
Proteinated minerals are absorbed faster and more efficiently into the
blood stream.</li>
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<li> Added Selenium -- For selenium deficient feeds and pasture.</li>
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<li> High Biotin 5 MG -- For healthier skin, hair and hoof.</li>
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