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A clear blue sky, great horse-rider performances and a terrific audience - that''s the World Championships of Icelandic Horses 2011 in St. Radegund, Upper Austria!

Only a few more weeks to go, then the World Championships of Icelandic Horses 2011 will be staged at the Islandpferde Reithof Piber. Top international riders from around the world are going to present their horses and their "magic gaits" in an impressive manner.

To day the Finnish national team was chosen, three adults and two young riders. Katie and Brumpton and Bjartur from Mosfellsbæ are defending there title since 2009. The following riders and horses have been selected:

Last week ended the Danish Championship, followed by the Danish national team selection. The team is strong and the Danish people are very satisfied with there team and excited to witness there progress of the team and see them at the track. Danish national team appointed by the following rider:

Norwegian national team was selected yesterday and it is a very strong team that they will now send to Austria. Two current world champions are the team of ten adults and three young players. Norway chooses to send breeding in all categories. Here is the Norwegian national team:

Now it has been announced who will compete on behalf of Germany''s World Championship in Austria this summer. The National Team Manager Horst Klinghart has now chosen their representatives. German national team is:

Much has been discussed about Tumi from Stóra-Hofi and Hnokki from Fellskoti. It has been said that no one will have a chance to win this great horses, but it happened few weeks ago. Tumi lost for Alfa from Blesastaðir 1A and Hnokki lost for Muni from. But anything can happen and there is always hope. Now that the existence of Íslandsmót and Heimsmeistaramót. How the horse is every single day makes all the difference when there is a top race in all kind of sport. Ambition and discipline must be paramount, as demonstrated best performance of Þórður, Siggi Sig, Hinni Braga and Sigursteinn at last LM. 

As mentioned before, Spuni from Vesturkot got the highest judgement of all times that stallion has got, he was magnificent exhibition yesterday. He has 8.43 for conformation, 9.17 for riding abilities and no less than 8.87 in total. Below you can see a video of Spuni. Enjoy.

Spuni from Vesturkot is highest judged stallion in the world, he had magnificent exhibition today. He has 8.43 for conformation, 9.17 for riding abilities and no less than 8.87 in total. Only one horse has a higher total score than Spuni and it's Lukka from Stóra-Vatnskarð, she is only 0,02 comma above him.

Glódís Rún kept the first place in youngest rider competition with Kamban from Husavik, but they've got no less than 8.73 points and therefore they are highest to A-finals. Next comes Þórdís Inga Pálsdóttir riding Kjarval from Blönduósi with 8.59 and third is Birta Ingadóttir riding Freyr from Langholt II with 8.58.

Here are brief introduction of the IS2006186955 Bjarki from Litla-Tunga 2 and IS2006187804 Brjánn from Blesastaðir 1A. Unfortunately, Hestafrettir may not continue to record what takes place in the track, as much as we want, where LM deemed destructive to the direct broadcast! But here are these two stylish 5 year old stallions. Enjoy.