- In the secluded mountains of India, there roams a species like no other - two herds of dancers, elegant and lithe. The Sei Manake Wilds are a type of Equine all on their own, with cloven hooves and body designed for high stepping. They hold their bodies, head to tail, with pride and beauty, and are a sight to behold in any place untouched by man. Most often adorned with anything from precious stones and gems to common pebbles and beads, each and every horse has their place, and with such a wide variety of colors, it makes their dancing ever more stunning.
The Fung Sow Jok are a proud herd, with precious stones prevalent among the members, and a fierceness to their nature. The Gahana Jund are even more graceful dancers, with a musical beat all of their own, formidable in their elegance. Outcasts are those with no place- stripped or deprived of beads and left to wander as they please, without the protection, or perhaps bother, of a herd. No matter where or with whom a Sei Manake Wild calls home, they are all one and the same- equine excellence, their ways their own.
~numbering note~
regular adopts have normal numbers. example - #1, #2, #3.
customs have numbers starting with "c". example - c1, c2, c3.
nursery foals have numbers starting with "n". example - n1, n2, n3.
runner ups have numbers starting with "ru" followed by the number of the smw they were won for. example - ru1, ru2, ru3.
event adopts have numbers starting with "e". example - e1, e2, e3.
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