Ponying is most often used when going on long treks.  By riding one horse and leading others, it allows the rider to switch horses when the ridden horse gets tired.  Ponying can be done with one or multiple horses.

Ponying is another example of the Icelandic Horses' temperament.  Most horse breeds demand personal space and don't interact well in close spaces.  Icelandics are not this way.  They bond and travel in communities, creating bonds with their herd and their riders.

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