Jan 23
How long can a ghost linger? Some Icelandic ghost stories claim it is for 120 years. But if we are to believe the legend of Hvítárvellir-Skotta, she has been haunting a particular family for much longer. Perhaps even today?
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How long can a ghost linger? Some Icelandic ghost stories claim it is for 120 years. But if we are to believe the legend of Hvítárvellir-Skotta, she has been haunting a particular family for much longer. Perhaps even today?
Here the entries of our more experienced horses. These three were also entered in the Trillium Winter Breed Show on ES. The beautiful American Saddlebred stallion is Daito Revival SHF, now 4 years old. He has been for sale for almost a year now and we can understand it, the poor guy started off a bit scrawny, but has blossomed into this wonderful, young man. We decided to show him to help find him a good new home. Skotta was a bit difficult in the beginning, being highly sensitive with lots a temperament made one feel like riding a ticking time bomb. Now that she is older she has settled and has become such an awesome horse.
There is not a single bad thing to say about Sóley. Her temperament and riding ability are superb and just what we aim for in our horses (although she is not from our stock). She would be a great broodmare but we’re just having to much fun riding her.
Skotta by Amy Haslehurst
Kira Kira - Skotta (2006)
Day 19: Bringing Home the Herd
We took our girls out to the track for the first time. They have been in training for a good year now and after a foundation in Dressage; Stamina - and Muscle building it was time to test their abilities. It didn’t surprise us that Skotta (Black) stole the show. Even as a foal she could run for hours. Óskadís (roan) clearly has her dams spirit and was pretty hot at first, but it was her first time on the track so we didn’t think too much of it. We were most curious about our little Bleik (dun). She always seemed to be a bit on the weak side and her training was constantly on again, off again. She had trouble tölting at first but now as it turns out she is a great T2 horse tölting on her own. Our hard work (and lots of breaks) have done her well.
In the end we were extremely happy with the results and are looking forward to competing with them.
Lalala
This happened in real life.
I love my cat so much man I’m glad that person is out of my life