Post by Cascade on Dec 31, 2007 12:18:23 GMT -5
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Name: Cascade
Species: Horse
Breed(horses): Arabian x Paint
Gender: Mare
Color/Build: My peltage is of black and white coloration. A white star graces my forehead. My pillars are pretty much all white as well as my mane. My build expresses more of the arabian features than the paint features. My frame is delicate and slender.
Age: 3
Personality: I believe I am a relatively kind mare. I get along well with others though I tend not to trust them at first. I can be flirty, especially when spring rolls around. I am a rather dominant mare, which makes me a good leader. I'm also helpful and treat others with much respect as long as I get it in return.
History: My past was rather simple. I was born to loving parents and raised well. I played nicely with the other foals and rarely fought. As I turned two, I left the herd of my sire. I managed to escape my first heat without being bred. You could say that I had a typical foalhood. I am now three years of age and out to find a new home.
[/shadow]Species: Horse
Breed(horses): Arabian x Paint
Gender: Mare
Color/Build: My peltage is of black and white coloration. A white star graces my forehead. My pillars are pretty much all white as well as my mane. My build expresses more of the arabian features than the paint features. My frame is delicate and slender.
Age: 3
Personality: I believe I am a relatively kind mare. I get along well with others though I tend not to trust them at first. I can be flirty, especially when spring rolls around. I am a rather dominant mare, which makes me a good leader. I'm also helpful and treat others with much respect as long as I get it in return.
History: My past was rather simple. I was born to loving parents and raised well. I played nicely with the other foals and rarely fought. As I turned two, I left the herd of my sire. I managed to escape my first heat without being bred. You could say that I had a typical foalhood. I am now three years of age and out to find a new home.
