Post by Indigo on Feb 15, 2008 12:41:20 GMT -5
Name: Indigo
Species: Horse
Breed(horses): Quarter Horse
Gender: Mare
Color/Build: A blue roan colored coat covers her somewhat slender frame. Only one white marking is visible on her and it's on her left hind leg in the form of a white sock. It is uncertain but it is believed that she carries some arabian blood, for she moves with an arabian's grace and appears quite elegant when she runs. No white markings on her face are present.
Age: 6
Personality: Despite her slightly older age, Indigo is a very energetic mare and tends to always look on the bright side. She is one that will cheer you up when you're sad. She rarely ever is depressed and instead always seeks out a decent game of tag. She will be the perfect mother, for she enjoys running around. She is easy going and due to being born on a ranch, she doesn't fear humans.
History: She was born on a farm and was kept in a pasture adjacent to a younger palomino filly, Ora. The two were pretty good friends until she was released into the wild by their owners. Indigo sought out her freedom as well to go after Ora but never received it. Instead she was sold to Cedar Hills as a broodmare.
Species: Horse
Breed(horses): Quarter Horse
Gender: Mare
Color/Build: A blue roan colored coat covers her somewhat slender frame. Only one white marking is visible on her and it's on her left hind leg in the form of a white sock. It is uncertain but it is believed that she carries some arabian blood, for she moves with an arabian's grace and appears quite elegant when she runs. No white markings on her face are present.
Age: 6
Personality: Despite her slightly older age, Indigo is a very energetic mare and tends to always look on the bright side. She is one that will cheer you up when you're sad. She rarely ever is depressed and instead always seeks out a decent game of tag. She will be the perfect mother, for she enjoys running around. She is easy going and due to being born on a ranch, she doesn't fear humans.
History: She was born on a farm and was kept in a pasture adjacent to a younger palomino filly, Ora. The two were pretty good friends until she was released into the wild by their owners. Indigo sought out her freedom as well to go after Ora but never received it. Instead she was sold to Cedar Hills as a broodmare.
