I’m Soti. Sometimes people call me “Soti Pop” because I look like a root beer float. I was born in Iowa, and both of my horse parents were born in Iceland and then imported to the US. I like everyone, especially Glytja. I would do anything for my sisters, except share my grain. When a strange animal approaches one of my sisters, I will get in the middle and protect them. I’m also the “buffer” on trail rides. I’m not really scared of anything. I even get along with bison. I love campfires and pancakes. Oh, and watermelon. I love making new friends. If another horse is scared of something, I can usually calm him/her down. The Mom says I’m the big teddy bear. I have lived at alot of farms and one of my previous parents even gave up on me, but I have a family now and I’m not going anywhere. More about me here.

I’m Kommi. I’m from Iceland, but I’ve been living in California since I was 6 years old. I’m now 22 years old. Moving to Wisconsin in February 2019 was a HUGE adjustment for me. I don’t like bugs. Or humidity. I do like Stjarna, so I hang out with her. I helped co-found “Intrinzen”, which has helped horses all over the world find their natural movement. I love to dance, play kickball and panther walk. My original family moved back to Iceland and I couldn’t go with them. Once a horse leaves Iceland, it can never go back. But I’m really happy with my new family. They give me lots of snuggles and that makes my fears go away. More about me here.

I’m Goslari. I’m the newest member of the herd. I was born in Iceland and then I lived in Minnesota and Kentucy for a few years. I love to tell stories about Iceland. And I recently learned that I love to play. So now I play all of the time. Except when I’m on trail rides looking for trolls. Everyone says I have a lot of hair, but in Iceland, most horses have a lot of hair. Everyone likes my eyeballs and freckles. More about me here.