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Tinna was small, black, very hairy and as cheeky as get
out - she's now large, black, still hairy and totally 'in yer face' if you let her. Mum is Isafold and Dad is
Hávarður frá Hávarðarkoti (Mike's Howie is much easier to say and type).
In February 2005 we were in Pembrokeshire when a six month old Womble made herself known to us by trying to stowaway in Fiona's pocket. Before you could say 'Jack Robinson' she was ours, I mean hers and we had a cute, cuddly, little Icelandic to add to the collection.
Tinna spent the winter hanging around with the older horses and, in her second spring began to lose her baby coat and grow into a proper looking horse - she is probably going to be tall, very bold and possibly a bit of a handful as she is extremely brave and thinks nothing of having a poke at Snuggur now and then.
In 2007 we decided that we would put Tinna to Dropi from Salisbury and (hopefully!) breed from her prior to backing her. In late May 2008 the results popped out at around 4.30am and Gola was inflicted upon the world.