Klakahross is a training Facility for the gaited Icelandic Horse located in oklahoma.  We Have a Stallion standing/we Import/raise a few foals each year Icelandic Horse,  Klakahross Icelandic Horse Training Facility, Oklahoma

Training Facility

 
 
 

92.1.57-560  Glaesir Frá Huséy
(Stallion Standing  At Klakahross)

Gunnar Eggertsson & Stephenie Surbey
7605 S. Maple Ave.
Broken Arrow, OK 74011 USA
918-455-7118
Stable 918-366-7708
 
 
 
 
Klakahross is a training facility in the naturally 4 and 5 gaited Icelandic horse. We are located in a suburb Tulsa OK, which is in the northeastern corner of  Oklahoma.  Gunnar, an Icelandic native and his wife, Stephanie offer training and conditioning of Icelandic horses. We are also happy to assist people in locating a horse for  themselves.

Our Facility

At Klakahross, we offer horses the opportunity to excel at their own pace. "Just as no two people are the same, this is true of Icelandic horses.   They each have their own unique personalities and ideas. that is what makes them such wonderful horses!" 
Our horses are kept in small groups in the pasture whenever possible and not isolated in box stalls. We believe in happy comfortable horses.   All of our young horses are started in a gentle fear free environment and we do not believe in violence, pain, nor do we use it to obtain results.   All horses are ridden on the trail as part of their training.   This offers them exposure to many situations and different terrain helping them balance and become comfortable with the tasks asked if them.


Trainers
Gunnar is a very patient and quiet trainer who excels when working with young untrained or confused horses.   Working on breeding farms in Iceland has given him the experience of working with many different types of horses as well as their intriguing personalities. Gunnar and Stephanie, have both been involved with horses for over 27 years.  They  have actively trained, shown and trail ridden for many years.  Their interests in the Icelandic Horse is always growing and they attend clinics in the USA and Iceland to increase their knowledge of training methods that might be added to already used methods.
Appendix Quarter Horses, Welsh Ponies, Paints, and Paso Fino's are a few of the breeds Stephenie had owned before encountering her true love, THE ICELANDIC HORSE.
Since her first introduction to the Icelandic horse, her ever growing interest in these horses has taken her to Iceland on several occasions. She has attended conformation judging and riding seminars in Reykjavik, as well as worked on breeding farms  in Iceland
Clinics and events 2001  

March  NEW!!!!! A NURSERY SITE. Pictures of Glaesir's Foals This year we are expecting many foals, of course Glaesir will be the proud father and we invite anyone that has a foal by Glaesir to submit a photo so that we may show in our nursery pics.

October 4th to 7thth 2001 The Great Icelandic Horse Fair in Albuquerque, NM (It doesn’t get much better than this! The best clinicians and most respected horsemen from Iceland are coming to the United States. They will be conducting clinics, demos, lectures, question & answer sessions and private lessons. For more info visit

  • The Great Icelandic Horse Fair

    • October 6th 2001 Northeastern Gaited Horse Show, Dillburg, Penn (usually held Columbus day weekend)  This year will be the 6th year of this growing show.  The judge for the Icelandics  last year was Johannes Hoyes from Austria.  Many different gaited breeds are represented and it has been a great eventwith over 200 horses turning out last year.  For more info contact the United States Icelandic Horse Congress at 973-783-3429 or icecong@aol.com

    October 13th 2001   3rd Annual Pumpkin Roller Charity Gaited Horse Show benefiting a local charity will be on Oct. 13th,2001 at 10 a.m. at the Claremore Expo Center, Claremore, OK. This horse show is very popular and we encourage anyone interested to come and join in the fun. There are many fun classes as well as gaited classes. This is yet another great way to promote our favorite breed or a chance for people interested in the Icelandic breed to come and see them! For more info. please call 918-455-7118 or 918-342-3056.

    Demonstrations 2000

    The Evening of November 5th 2001 CONCERT FOR CHAMPIONS (Kemper Arena) Kansas City, MS This will be worth attending, it is put on by the American Royal and will be attended by 4 evaluated Icelandic horses from Iceland! Some of the Best horses in the country will be seen riding to a live orchestra and for those intrested in seeing the Imported stallion "Glaesir fra Husey" in Action this will be your chance! For Ticket info and directions please veiw bottom of this American Royal web page

  • http://www.americanroyal.com/tickets.htm

    • Demonstrations 2002

    February 25-27 in Wichita Kansas, Equifest will host a demonstration team of  Icelandic horses for the fith year. This is a new territory for our breed so they are seen as a real novelty and draw a good crowd. Icelandic horse owners Call Stephanie  Surbey at Klakaross for more information 918-455-7118. 

    March 31, April 1st-2nd Columbia, Missouri, the 10th Annual MEC Equine Celebration at Boone County Fairgrounds. We have been invited this year to present the Icelandic Horse at the Celebration. Please join us! more info 918-455-7118

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    Klakahross is a training Facility for the gaited Icelandic Horse located in Oklahoma.  We Have a Stallion standing/we Import/raise a few foals each year.
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