Lettleiki, the largest Icelandic horse operation in North America located in Shelbyville, offers riding lessons for all levels of riders. With over 90 Icelandic horses, the farm is known for its friendly and approachable horses, as well as their all-purpose nature. The Icelandic horse is considered one of the most pure breeds in the world, with no Arabian blood in them.

Carly Zaayer, the riding school director and breeding manager at Lettleiki, highlights the unique characteristics of the Icelandic horse, such as their honesty, clear-mindedness, and suitability for riders of all levels. Alex Dannenmann, a competitor in the Icelandic Horse World Championships, praises the Icelandic horse for its lack of misbehaviors and suitability for anyone. The farm is preparing to host three world ranking shows on Memorial Day Weekend.

Owner and Business Manager Maggie Brandt’s goal for Lettleiki is to teach good horsemanship and harmonious riding, while also allowing riders to enjoy the horses on trails with their children. The Icelandic horse, known for its temperament and versatility, is a favorite among riders at Lettleiki.