Meet The Icelandic Horse Weekend - Winter (Sign Up & Deposit)

$250.00

December 4-5, 2026

Curious about Icelandic horses but not sure where to start? Join Mackenzie Durbin, our resident instructor and local trainer, for this Two-Day Icelandic Horse Weekend- the perfect introduction to one of the world’s most pure and versatile breeds. Designed specifically for riders new to Icelandic horses, this immersive weekend blends hands-on riding instruction with education, community and inspiration.

Participants will enjoy four thoughtfully structured riding lessons focused on building confidence, understanding the Icelandic horse’s unique gait separation, and developing correct aids from the very beginning. Off the horse, we’ll gather for lectures, exploring the traditions, training philosophy and purpose that have shaped the breed in its homeland.

To complete the experience, you’ll deepen your understanding through a demonstration of the Icelandic horse gaits which brings it all together, showing correct training in action and helping you connect the dots between theory and practice.

Whether you’re new to the breed or simply looking to build a strong foundation, this clinic offers a welcoming, educational, and inspiring introduction to the Icelandic horse—both in and out of the saddle.

You'll find all the important details and outlined schedule below. Keep in mind that the schedule may be subject to change.  Please don't hesitate to reach out with any questions! 

General Outline:

Friday, Dec 4th: 

  • Lecture: History of the Icelandic Horse

  • Practical: Two Private Riding Lessons

Saturday, Dec 5th:

  • Lecture: Five Gaits of the Icelandic Horse

  • Demonstration: Five Gaits of the Icelandic Horse

  • Practical: Two Private Riding Lessons

Total Cost: $475.00

A non-refundable deposit of $250.00 is due to reserve your spot.

Remaining Balance ($225) is due at the end of the event.

Extra Fees:

Please note lunches are not included!

If you are bringing your own horse: We do require a current negative coggins for all horses. If you're traveling from out of state, we ask that you provide a health certificate as well. 

December 4-5, 2026

Curious about Icelandic horses but not sure where to start? Join Mackenzie Durbin, our resident instructor and local trainer, for this Two-Day Icelandic Horse Weekend- the perfect introduction to one of the world’s most pure and versatile breeds. Designed specifically for riders new to Icelandic horses, this immersive weekend blends hands-on riding instruction with education, community and inspiration.

Participants will enjoy four thoughtfully structured riding lessons focused on building confidence, understanding the Icelandic horse’s unique gait separation, and developing correct aids from the very beginning. Off the horse, we’ll gather for lectures, exploring the traditions, training philosophy and purpose that have shaped the breed in its homeland.

To complete the experience, you’ll deepen your understanding through a demonstration of the Icelandic horse gaits which brings it all together, showing correct training in action and helping you connect the dots between theory and practice.

Whether you’re new to the breed or simply looking to build a strong foundation, this clinic offers a welcoming, educational, and inspiring introduction to the Icelandic horse—both in and out of the saddle.

You'll find all the important details and outlined schedule below. Keep in mind that the schedule may be subject to change.  Please don't hesitate to reach out with any questions! 

General Outline:

Friday, Dec 4th: 

  • Lecture: History of the Icelandic Horse

  • Practical: Two Private Riding Lessons

Saturday, Dec 5th:

  • Lecture: Five Gaits of the Icelandic Horse

  • Demonstration: Five Gaits of the Icelandic Horse

  • Practical: Two Private Riding Lessons

Total Cost: $475.00

A non-refundable deposit of $250.00 is due to reserve your spot.

Remaining Balance ($225) is due at the end of the event.

Extra Fees:

Please note lunches are not included!

If you are bringing your own horse: We do require a current negative coggins for all horses. If you're traveling from out of state, we ask that you provide a health certificate as well.