@annaandharry - Well, yes and no... The horse has a genetic predisposition which you can work with (some need training, others are natural tölters), or it does not and it cannot learn.
I can not speak English so well, but I try. a icelandic horse, Peruvian or a trot to get into the tölt, you must certainly give aid. the need to pay close rein horse parades on the belly, always with the grant to sit deep ... each race has a few nerds, the tölt can you, but can really tölt Iceland horses, Pasos and Traber. Tenesse walking the horse can still walk. and then there's the race right .....
@myponiemolly This isn't trot, and Welsh cobs walk nothing like this ;).. Trot is a gait with only two beats, where the diagonal legs hit the floor at the same time. Tölt has four beats, and the legs are put down in the same order as in walk; Right back leg, right front leg, left back leg, left front leg, and so on :)..
@xMrsShepherdx I wonder if YOU ride Icelandics?? If you watch the horses right legs, they move in pace. It's not a pure pace, but it's certainlly not a pure tölt either!! You can hear it too. A pritty bad tölt actually...
@xMrsShepherdx In norway, we call it GRISEPASS, in english it's pig-pace, it's a ugly thing an icelandic horse do as a habit when they don't get the correct training.
You doesnt have a clear tact in your tölt. Your horse goes to mutch into the piggypace. Ride slower with more power by your legs. the you get the ass more down and the frontlegs higher. than is your horse more in time with the real tölt.
No, I think it's meant to be sat. It's supposed to be a very smooth, enjoyable gait. The only real difference is that if you ride a horse that can tolt, you want to place your saddle back further than a normal saddle, so the horse can move its front legs freely and its withers aren't cramped.
The tolt is fourbeated, and is like walking only faster. That means the legs move like this: Right back leg, right front leg, left back leg, left front leg.. In pace, which is twobeated, the legs on the same side hits the ground at the same time.
i have an icelandic hores. they're so smooth to ride. how do you get them to tolt correctly? i've been having trouble with that because all he wants to do is canter
Are you sure your horse HAS tolt? Just because it's an icelandic horse, doesn't mean he can tolt. Not all icelandics can tolt, some just have 3 gaits like a normal horse ;)..
It(He,She) hears your you are a chulita with your pony believe yourself that we cannot do the demas it, chunk gallops chulita q you believe yourself the best Amazon of the world or that when you want I throw(add) a career(race) and guro that I gain(earn) you to and an advice(council) if you want to win me takes(catches) a horse.
thank you for putting this on here. i read about the icelandic horse a while ago and always wanted to know what that gait looked like. your horse is so beautiful! :>
in iceland cantering has to be taught as it's not so instinctive. in horses bred outside of iceland it's more common that teaching isn't needed due to the difference of terrain (cantering in boggy land isn't so safe).
I agree--ALL horses can canter. There is no breed that can't. I'm a TWH owner and have been told they can't canter either, but my TWHs continue to canter in the turnout and under saddle naturally!
I agree. I guess some people ruin their gaited horses when they aren't sure how to give them different signals for cantering and gaiting, thus the "dont canter your gaited horse" supposition came about. Personally I have the most trouble separating the jog and the foxtrot in my appys mind.
I agree about the signals--it's a lack of learning how to do it, or probably laziness. :) There was a Peruvian Paso mare at a dressage/natural horsemanship clinic I was at this weekend, and while her gait is amazingly pure, the owner said she canters her a lot. The Peruvian and Paso Fino people are my favorite when it comes to cantering: they all say it's physically impossible for their horses to do it, yet I see it a lot!
Neat that your Appy foxtrots! I'd definitely encourage that! :)
You nailed it. I rode a paso fino who definitely knew how to canter. He would go from the larga into the canter, and back, effortlessly. He obviously had been trained to know the difference between the signals, and he did fine. I think their natural impulsion also scares people into holding them back. I try to encourage my apys foxtrot, but its hard to fine tune it without a bit to give her minute little signals, and since I rarely ride with one, I have been lazy about working on it.
You look so nice together-great seat. What a cute pony! I have a friend who has an icelandic---I'd love to ride one one day, to feel the smooth gaits...I have a QH, a little different, lol. :D
yeah me too. i would love to ride one the problem is i dont know anyone who has one plus i would;nt be used to the size i currently have a 17hh 570kg clysdale cob the size change would be quite dramatic
I love ^^ Im swedish and rid alote :DD FAVOORRIIITTEE
CarroTheAngel 2 months ago
HeyHayHorsey17 - As far as I know it is the natural gait of icelandics and I'm unsure whether you can actually teach other horses to do it.
annaandharry 2 months ago
@annaandharry - Well, yes and no... The horse has a genetic predisposition which you can work with (some need training, others are natural tölters), or it does not and it cannot learn.
Shadowpolish 1 month ago
How do u get ur horse to tölt? It looks very smooth
HeyHayHorsey17 2 months ago
@HeyHayHorsey17
I can not speak English so well, but I try. a icelandic horse, Peruvian or a trot to get into the tölt, you must certainly give aid. the need to pay close rein horse parades on the belly, always with the grant to sit deep ... each race has a few nerds, the tölt can you, but can really tölt Iceland horses, Pasos and Traber. Tenesse walking the horse can still walk. and then there's the race right .....
GudiniLove 2 months ago
I've done it before it's a lot of fun
Haileyshorses31701 3 months ago
That is NOT tölt.... that's called piggy-pace! :) Trust me, my horse is a pure tölt-machine.
AmandaFjordell 4 months ago
This was terrible! Learn to train your horse properly
sigridandbilly 5 months ago
@sigridandbilly Why so harsh?
ContessSnofte 2 months ago
Icelandic Horse Toelt= Pimp Strut.
To be fair, a mane that looks like a 'fro does need a certain walk to back it up. Toelting is that walk.
Daniellerfly 10 months ago 18
@Daniellerfly Not quite It is the proud gait of a tough little horse
Guinnie 3 months ago
@Guinnie isnt that what i said? i just said it cooler.
daniellekoons 3 months ago
@daniellekoons Pimp is not cool
Guinnie 3 months ago
i know how it feels, its feels great! but the hard ground its not really good for the hooves
iStippel 10 months ago
That look REALLY comfortable. My uncle in in Iceland right now... Wonder if he could get a vid of that
skyehorse25 11 months ago 10
lol
Arizonadu2 11 months ago
You should really try to get your horse to lift its legs better...
THIWHU 11 months ago
Yes, fantastic!!
Multi858 1 year ago
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NightSkyRider13 1 year ago
@NightSkyRider13 Yes it is. You can even hear it.
Saartje05 1 year ago
@Saartje05 well, that horse doesnt tolt like this one I saw once...whatever, forget what I said.
NightSkyRider13 1 year ago
@NightSkyRider13 Just listen to it. With a normal trot you hear 'clop clop'. With a tölt you hear a very fast
'clopclopclopclop". There's always one foot on the ground, while in a trot there's a moment all four hooves are free of the ground.
Saartje05 1 year ago
@Saartje05 Okay, okay, you win.
NightSkyRider13 1 year ago
narwww it trots a bit like a welsh cob but welsh cobs are longa strieds lol :)
myponiemolly 1 year ago
@myponiemolly This isn't trot, and Welsh cobs walk nothing like this ;).. Trot is a gait with only two beats, where the diagonal legs hit the floor at the same time. Tölt has four beats, and the legs are put down in the same order as in walk; Right back leg, right front leg, left back leg, left front leg, and so on :)..
Synna89 1 year ago
hahahahahaha that look epic as in epic fail muhahhahahah jk i REALy want to do that but of corse i cant
horselover11051105 1 year ago
@horselover11051105 Fail. Yes, you're right, you fail.
Saartje05 1 year ago
That always looks so fantastic!
alessamausiii 1 year ago
craz
alissa1387 1 year ago
er det ikke i ganløse
Vicksen80 1 year ago
Ahahahaha!!!! How big is its mane??!! xD
eMoHoSsAnA 1 year ago
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Howww sadd... xDDD
That's realy Ugly o_o
tanjexlovex 1 year ago
@tanjexlovex lol, why?
CarolineKjolner 1 year ago
@tanjexlovex
if you knew horses, it actually isn't ugly at all.
It's a beautiful unique gait
xxBlackVeilBridexx 1 year ago
so that's what the pasos trot is called... actually i don't think it is a tolt for the paso but they look extremely similar.
MyGirlCajun 1 year ago
Puffy mane! So cute! By the way,what is the tolt?
HorseRider4507 1 year ago
That's the cutest lil horse I've ever seen in motion. ;)
HorsezRtheBEST 1 year ago
i'm sorry to say but it's not a good tölt and the horse going most time Pass.
Niggischen 1 year ago
@Niggischen ?? do you ride icelandics??! that wasn't pace. it might not have been the best tölt, but it's no way near pace!
xMrsShepherdx 1 year ago
@xMrsShepherdx I wonder if YOU ride Icelandics?? If you watch the horses right legs, they move in pace. It's not a pure pace, but it's certainlly not a pure tölt either!! You can hear it too. A pritty bad tölt actually...
70mela 10 months ago 2
@70mela try listening to it, it's not pace... it's okay
xMrsShepherdx 9 months ago
@xMrsShepherdx In norway, we call it GRISEPASS, in english it's pig-pace, it's a ugly thing an icelandic horse do as a habit when they don't get the correct training.
livefromnorway94 6 months ago
@70mela I totally agree. It looks more like the gait of a camel than a real tölt.
Saartje05 4 months ago
Hee hee, look at his 'fro goin' up and down!!! SO CUTE! :3
TheHorseluvah 1 year ago
this gait is sooo cute! it makes me laugh :D
catteye 1 year ago
looks similar to the tennesse walker horse weird gate...first time i've seen this gate on this horse though so people don't hate on me
bballgirlmu1 1 year ago
Why isn't it fresh tölt?
LoveIJslander 2 years ago
Tölt is a pain in the ass :)
glempa5 2 years ago
@glempa5 What :D? It's easy and comfy to sit.. I also loove feeling their movements!
heidrunr 1 year ago
i love icelandic horses and Tolt!!
eli19951 2 years ago
You doesnt have a clear tact in your tölt. Your horse goes to mutch into the piggypace. Ride slower with more power by your legs. the you get the ass more down and the frontlegs higher. than is your horse more in time with the real tölt.
MsGoldlover 2 years ago
that looks soo smooth!
DarkDreamsNeverEnd 2 years ago
Tölting on asphalt is NOT wrong! Because the horse has at least one leg on the ground all the time!
eplekjekkblog 2 years ago
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doofe isis
monagirly 2 years ago
the tolt is very nice
a good bleckundecker ^^
but the action could be better ...
punkdodo003 2 years ago
No op de ground!!!
Feitlinglover 2 years ago
There is nothing wring with tölt on asphalt as long it doesn't happen for a long time...
Trine418 2 years ago
it looks so comfy.
beautiful horse by the way ; )
EmmiJ82 2 years ago
Do you have to post while "tolting"?
KigersRawesome 2 years ago
No, I think it's meant to be sat. It's supposed to be a very smooth, enjoyable gait. The only real difference is that if you ride a horse that can tolt, you want to place your saddle back further than a normal saddle, so the horse can move its front legs freely and its withers aren't cramped.
animegirl687 2 years ago
on*
boii1990 2 years ago
:o you torturer! is this tolt an asphalt?!
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justjumpit61 3 years ago
Ein Standardbred töltet aber nicht!
xDaydreamyxx 3 years ago
Get a standardbred, they pace as well and have the nicest temperaments (and a lot taller). These are cute though.
annod6 3 years ago
Annod6, what is standardbred? Whatever it is, they can't do the tolt. Which is exclusive for the icelandic horse. This video shows tolt, not pace.
Synna89 2 years ago
What's the difference between tolt & pace?
annod6 2 years ago
Tolt is 4 beat, pace is two beat.
blackerthanblackdog 2 years ago
annod6:
The tolt is fourbeated, and is like walking only faster. That means the legs move like this: Right back leg, right front leg, left back leg, left front leg.. In pace, which is twobeated, the legs on the same side hits the ground at the same time.
Synna89 2 years ago
Thanks for your reply Synna89. I couldn't work it out, it's feet were moving so quick!! It looks like a very comfortable gait for the rider.
annod6 2 years ago
It's like riding in an armchair, in comparison to the other medium/fast paced gaits that is.
Storsnusarn 2 years ago
i have an icelandic hores. they're so smooth to ride. how do you get them to tolt correctly? i've been having trouble with that because all he wants to do is canter
playfulprankster3247 3 years ago
Playfulprankster3247:
Are you sure your horse HAS tolt? Just because it's an icelandic horse, doesn't mean he can tolt. Not all icelandics can tolt, some just have 3 gaits like a normal horse ;)..
Synna89 2 years ago
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how is that fast? i can go thirty times faster walking on my horse and he is the slowest walker at my barm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
bnpwns 3 years ago
Where does it say fast?
And you are probably the slowest person at your barn. pft
hannah82nz 3 years ago
It(He,She) hears your you are a chulita with your pony believe yourself that we cannot do the demas it, chunk gallops chulita q you believe yourself the best Amazon of the world or that when you want I throw(add) a career(race) and guro that I gain(earn) you to and an advice(council) if you want to win me takes(catches) a horse.
masadarios 3 years ago
that kinda looks funny!
BUT IT IS AWESOME!
babybummie15 3 years ago
very good tølt.
FreddyOgSigrid 3 years ago
Thank you! i was wondering what it looked like! Pretty horse by the way
HappyGalinTheLight 3 years ago
Haha it's almost like the Paso Fino gait
ponyppl 3 years ago
thank you for putting this on here. i read about the icelandic horse a while ago and always wanted to know what that gait looked like. your horse is so beautiful! :>
elphabawest27 3 years ago
amazing horses!
love this vid : )
FinMaggot 3 years ago
isnt a bit hard to ride there?
SweetGunKiss 3 years ago
jea, i thought so too...
Draiona 3 years ago
That is so cool and the pony is so cute!
=)
HoofPrintsOnMyHeart 3 years ago
do iceiece canter or do this?
if so is it hard to get them to canter?
or is it that when u ask them to pick it up, they jst run into a tolt x)
madicarr 3 years ago
you shouldnt have any trouble getting them to canter ;) ofcourse there will be some more difficult then others, but the all have canter !
Very nicehorse btw smartweb ;)
Forkastanlegt 3 years ago
in iceland cantering has to be taught as it's not so instinctive. in horses bred outside of iceland it's more common that teaching isn't needed due to the difference of terrain (cantering in boggy land isn't so safe).
acapae 3 years ago
what ?
all icies canter here in Iceland, where did you get this very wrong information ?
Forkastanlegt 3 years ago
from an icelandic horseman.
acapae 3 years ago
well, im sorry but he has told you wrong.
i even have a video of an one day old foal cantering in iceland in my channel !
Forkastanlegt 3 years ago
I agree--ALL horses can canter. There is no breed that can't. I'm a TWH owner and have been told they can't canter either, but my TWHs continue to canter in the turnout and under saddle naturally!
katphoti 3 years ago
I agree. I guess some people ruin their gaited horses when they aren't sure how to give them different signals for cantering and gaiting, thus the "dont canter your gaited horse" supposition came about. Personally I have the most trouble separating the jog and the foxtrot in my appys mind.
daintyhyena 3 years ago
I agree about the signals--it's a lack of learning how to do it, or probably laziness. :) There was a Peruvian Paso mare at a dressage/natural horsemanship clinic I was at this weekend, and while her gait is amazingly pure, the owner said she canters her a lot. The Peruvian and Paso Fino people are my favorite when it comes to cantering: they all say it's physically impossible for their horses to do it, yet I see it a lot!
Neat that your Appy foxtrots! I'd definitely encourage that! :)
katphoti 3 years ago
You nailed it. I rode a paso fino who definitely knew how to canter. He would go from the larga into the canter, and back, effortlessly. He obviously had been trained to know the difference between the signals, and he did fine. I think their natural impulsion also scares people into holding them back. I try to encourage my apys foxtrot, but its hard to fine tune it without a bit to give her minute little signals, and since I rarely ride with one, I have been lazy about working on it.
daintyhyena 3 years ago
That's *so* not true.
citydog 3 years ago
The best horse I ever rode was an Icelandic. The tolt is so comfortable, but it does look kind of funny when you're not the one on the horse!
Himinglaeva 3 years ago
You look so nice together-great seat. What a cute pony! I have a friend who has an icelandic---I'd love to ride one one day, to feel the smooth gaits...I have a QH, a little different, lol. :D
RidingDaisy 3 years ago
yeah me too. i would love to ride one the problem is i dont know anyone who has one plus i would;nt be used to the size i currently have a 17hh 570kg clysdale cob the size change would be quite dramatic
BlondeLilMCRfan 3 years ago
Your Horse Is SO SO SO SO SO Cute!
AnimalCrazy102030405 3 years ago
ive ridden an icelantic horse, and the tolt is indead very comfortable, but from my eye, it is the most awful gait to watch!!
sorry, but i hate it!!
mandaleacalico 3 years ago
man, that horse's mane is pure FLUFF!!! He/she's sooo CUTE!!
AnimalLuver4ever 4 years ago
yup LOVE IT
Kalishka07 3 years ago
haha omg i was laughing so much when i read what xocaramelkissess wrote to kellyj1985 haha
and really cute horse :D
joandandy 4 years ago
i love you horses main its so fluffy great job you two are really good togeather
horselvr26 4 years ago
Is the trot comfy or not?
HorseyHaz 4 years ago
i do this a lot with the iceland pony i normally ride..its quite comfy :) when you do it the first time its a weird feeling..
gorscho92 4 years ago
LOL! that trot is well funny. I love iclandic ponies.
HorseyHaz 4 years ago
you look good together
NaturalSophia 4 years ago
that horse looks so cute, and funny with its frizzy mane!!!! funny but CUTE!!!
XlillmissblondeX 4 years ago
sweet HORSE, i like it !! GOOD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!AWSOME AWSOME AWSOME AWSOME AWSOME AWSOME AWSOME AWSOME AWSOME AWSOME AWSOME AWSOME AWSOME AWSOME AWSOME AWSOME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
kellyj1985 4 years ago
you spelled awesome wrong like 16 times...
xocaramelkisses 4 years ago 2
cute!!
bornaunicorn 4 years ago
that looks really wierd, wouldnt it be bad for their legs?
no1Lizzy 4 years ago
No it's a natural gait for icelandic horses so it doesn't hurt them
PonyFlyer321 4 years ago
cool, i want to try it xD
no1Lizzy 3 years ago
is that ok for their legs?
HorseLover417 4 years ago
that cant be good 4 there legs
milliesos 4 years ago
around second 5 you can see that it isn't completly clear tolt
svipur 4 years ago
Our Cretan Georgalidiko is doing tölt as well.
It looks so fun! :-D
Manorina 4 years ago
Nice horse, looks good. ^^
punkyfox 5 years ago
nice horse!
Bleikja 5 years ago