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Fjord Mare

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Though small, the Norwegian Fjord horses are strong and extremely hardy. For hundreds of years they were used for riding and working farms in a harsh environment. The Norwegian Fjord is a versatile and hardy breed whose attractive dun color is complemented by a distinctive two toned mane.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Henry ★★★★★

After decades on a big warmblood, I didn't expect this smaller build to feel so sturdy under saddle. He handles rocky trails without a stumble and holds up fine in freezing weather. Two months in and he's already the handiest horse on the farm.

James O. ★★★★★

I was worried a smaller horse wouldn't handle our rocky trails, but this mare just powers through mud and steep grades without a hint of struggle. The hardiness is no joke, and she's got the sweetest temperament for my kids to ride.

Avery X. ★★★★★

My fjord mare isn't even 14 hands but she outworks the quarter horses on our rocky trails and hauls firewood all winter without losing condition. For a breed used on Norwegian farms for centuries, the hardiness is real, not just something the breed registry advertises.