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17/07/2025

Join USIHC! Be featured online and/or in the Quarterly! Resource to a massive Icelandic Horse community in the US and so much educational material/seminars. Also the S2SS Virtual Ride is a benefit to all members :)

✨ Member Highlight ✨ What a treat it is to explore such beautiful landscapes from the back of an Icelandic horse. Thank you for the photo! 🐴🏞️

03/07/2025

Double trouble! 2 c**ts in the last two weeks. Names TBD. Very excited and thankful. The nursery is full 😁.

21/06/2025

Freyja welcomed a c**t on Wednesday morning. Both are doing well and enjoying the sunshine.

22/05/2025

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USIHC mission:
• To promote the knowledge of the Icelandic horse within the United States and its correct use as a competition and riding horse.
• To keep a registry of purebred Icelandic horses in the United States.
• To facilitate communication among all USIHC members.
• To represent the United States in FEIF.

03/05/2025

It’s coffee time 😍. Thank you

01/05/2025

May 1 - Day of the Icelandic Horse!

28/04/2025

Baby Girl Syrpa! 15 months old and still as sweet as can be 😍

09/04/2025

May 1 is the International Day of the Icelandic Horse. Find your photos & be ready to flood FB/IG with Icelandic Horses.

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AK Ice Farm LLC.

At AK Ice Farm LLC we offer riding lessons, training and a bit of breeding with Icelandic Horses. Based in Anchorage, AK we believe in training the horse and rider for longevity and health. Balance, freedom in movement and mental clarity for both horse and rider are always the goal.