Commenters praise Iceland's horse management and contrast with U.S. practices
2 Sep 20 12:34 PM · 3d ago · 8 comments · 1 source · development 2 of 4
Social media responses highlight admiration for Iceland's approach, with one commenter explicitly comparing it to U.S. wild horse culling and requesting the U.S. adopt similar practices. Others share personal experiences with Icelandic horses and their unique gait.
“This is so opposite of the U S that are killing wild horses. It's a beautiful thing to see. Come on U S be more like Iceland.”
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This is so opposite of the U S that are killing wild horses. It’s a beautiful thing to see. Come on U S be more like Iceland.🇮🇸
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☝️☝️☝️ Beautiful #Iceland #Horses Happy Sunday!! @raywong.bsky.social @allie-froglegs.bsky.social @lyndapole.bsky.social @abbarsha.bsky.social @markrf400.bsky.social @chaserbaybe.bsky.social @docmurphydog.bsky.social @57kev.bsky.social @merlinmm.bsky.social @j1j2.bsky.social @bab102.bsky.social
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Aww so beautiful 😍 Wish I was in Iceland 🥰
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Those horses are sublime ❣️ Everything you want in a horse in a small package Fun fact - once a horse has left Iceland it can never come back. So no international contests with native Icelandic horses, they are all bred abroad
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Those reds in the front are absolutely gorgeous! 😍
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Thanks , Luca. This is such a joyful clip to share .
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Have been to Iceland , not getting the chance to see the horses. Beautiful.
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Good morning and happy VC  thank you for the shout out 💙🗳️🌺🐝
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