A little Icelandic named Skjoni
Was fluffy and round like a pony
He said "I'm a horse!"
Though he wasn't, of course
And everyone knew he was phony

When riding Icelandics in tolt
Make sure you're not riding a colt
Wait till he's older
And bigger and bolder
And not quite so likely to bolt

Horses from Iceland love tolting
In Spring they spend all their time moulting
They live 30 years
Have no foibles or fears
And they don't bite, buck, kick or do bolting

If you put heavy boots on your horse
And train him with cruelty and force
A bit made of wire
Will the judge's inspire
And he'll win all the prizes, of course





Mic (Michelle) Rushen

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Solva Icelandic Horses and DeMeulenkamp Sweet Itch Rugs: 
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