New Icelandic Horse children’s book available now
Our very own Fleygur, a UK bred Icelandic horse, is now making hoof prints across the Globe with his new book, Little Viking Horse. Published on 5th October, the novel…
FEIF Photo competition 2021 – 3rd October deadline
Don’t miss the deadline October 3, 2021 to send in your photos for the Photo Competition 2021 – showing the bond between Icelandic horses and people, following the motto “People…
New Book: Little Viking Horse
IHSGB are pleased to promote a new book: Little Viking Horse “It’s got that Black Beauty feel…” Penny Thomas, Firefly Press Little Viking Horse explores the special bond between…
IHSGB Weather Lottery Prize Draw winner
Congratulations to our lucky winner, and Thank you for supporting the IHSGB through the Weather lottery Join in and you could also be in with a chance of winning £25,000…
Calling for Sleipnir Articles! By this Saturday 14th August
Send your Article, and photos by attachment please, to our Guest Editor Lauren on newsletter@ihsgb.co.uk By 14th August (this Saturday)!
HestFest 2021 Events
Join TeamGB at HestFest where our aim is to encourage those joining to think about trying something new with your Icelandic Horse. Our HestFest Team members will look forward to…
TeamGB at HestFest!
We’re looking for members across the UK to represent TeamGB at HestFest! What can you contribute with? It’s a 15 minute online live presentation of what activities you do with…
Welcome to Sleipnir’s Guest Editor – Call for articles – by 14th August !
Welcome to Lauren Doughton who will be Sleipnir’s first IHSGB Guest Editor, with the support of our Shetland IHSGB members who have Icelandic Horses at our furthest north GB location.…
Save the Date! IHSGB HestFest 7th August 12pm
IHSGB members are contributing to HestFest, a FEIF Summer initiative bringing together our global FEIF memberships online over a period of a month. Officially starting on July 10th, there is an amazing programme…
Travel to Iceland with a 5% IHSGB discount with Far and Ride
Although British travellers still remain restricted in where they can go on holiday, Iceland is one of the few places which stands accessible and as fascinating to tourists as ever.…