Post by Ora on Feb 15, 2008 12:34:13 GMT -5
Name: Ora
Species: Horse
Breed(horses): Quarter Horse
Gender: Mare
Color/Build: Ora's coat is a golden hue. Her mane and tail are silky white. Four white socks are visible on her legs. A wide blaze runs down her face, giving her a gorgeous appearance. Her build is is stock, though well muscled. She inherited her muscle from her sire, which can be an advantage.
Age: 4
Personality: Ora is a loveable mare and when she decides to flirt, she doesn't overdo it. Nor will she go after a stallion if he already has a lead mare. She may try and pry a little affection out of him but she in no way has a desire to steal the spotlight. She is kind and will endlessly respect her leaders regardless of how she is treated.
History: Born on a ranch, her sire was the one that ended up caring for her after she was weaned, for her mother was sold. She was kept in a pasture next to a blue roan mare, Indigo. They were decent friends. Ora was raised well and was perhaps the most gorgeous filly on the farm. In fact, nearby farms bombarded hers with offers to purchase her and began attempting to steal her from her pasture. Determined not to let her fall into the hands of these filthy scums, her owner released her to the wild, knowing full well that she would not allow herself to be captured. She ran free but was saddened when she wasn't able to be near Indigo any longer. Her months in the wild affected her terribly, for she has no idea how to survive. Ora longs for the comfort of a barn where she knows she'll be well cared for.
Species: Horse
Breed(horses): Quarter Horse
Gender: Mare
Color/Build: Ora's coat is a golden hue. Her mane and tail are silky white. Four white socks are visible on her legs. A wide blaze runs down her face, giving her a gorgeous appearance. Her build is is stock, though well muscled. She inherited her muscle from her sire, which can be an advantage.
Age: 4
Personality: Ora is a loveable mare and when she decides to flirt, she doesn't overdo it. Nor will she go after a stallion if he already has a lead mare. She may try and pry a little affection out of him but she in no way has a desire to steal the spotlight. She is kind and will endlessly respect her leaders regardless of how she is treated.
History: Born on a ranch, her sire was the one that ended up caring for her after she was weaned, for her mother was sold. She was kept in a pasture next to a blue roan mare, Indigo. They were decent friends. Ora was raised well and was perhaps the most gorgeous filly on the farm. In fact, nearby farms bombarded hers with offers to purchase her and began attempting to steal her from her pasture. Determined not to let her fall into the hands of these filthy scums, her owner released her to the wild, knowing full well that she would not allow herself to be captured. She ran free but was saddened when she wasn't able to be near Indigo any longer. Her months in the wild affected her terribly, for she has no idea how to survive. Ora longs for the comfort of a barn where she knows she'll be well cared for.
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