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What are Khimaira Friesians?
Khimaira Friesians are a "normal" friesian breed with all characteristics of a friesian and a average height from 15 to 17 hands, but even 18 hands can occur. The first born Khimaira was mistaked for a chimera horse. But a genetic test showed otherwise, there wasn't a second DNA but a complete new and unknown gen. Because this gen makes the friesian look like a chimera it was named khimaira. khimaira doesn't produce a complete new dna coat and therefor it can only lighten or darken the base coat of the horse. Till now only the paint khimaira is known that makes the khimaira coloration looks like tobiano, overo, sabino or splash. But we believe that there will be more khimaira variations out there and we still try to breed them. Appaloosas are not known till now, but we have some great friesian mixed horses with appaloosa patterns, so we are sure to deliver them to you in a short amount of time.
The mythology of the Medicine Hat horse is steeped in Native American tradition and legend. A Medicine Hat horse is believed to have a magical ability to protect its rider from injury or death in battle, and were thought to have special abilities to warn their riders of danger and to find wild game hiding in forests or canyons. The mainly white coats were often decorated with other magical symbols, believed to increase the horse’s powers.
A Medicine Hat can have other markings, but the less they have the more powerful they were believed to be.
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Owner: NARANDA
Show Name: Madaliyon (Arabic "Medallion")
Barn Name: Champ
Gender: Stallion
Age: 6 Years
Height: 17.7 hh
Halter Color: Brown
Pearl Color: Gold
Eye Color: Golden
Coat Color: Dunalino Roan
Genetics: ee/Aa/Crcr/Dd/Rnrn
Personality:
Calm | Caring | Protective | Courageous | Confident | Calculating
Champ is normally a calm stallion, rarely letting things bother him or make him freak out, he is slow to anger and prefers to forgive then to let what happened get to him. He prefers to take a deep breathe and take things on with confidence that he can do it. He is courageous, and does not back down from a fight out of fear. He is calculating, always calculating his chances before taking up a challenge or a task. He is a caring stallion and hates to see others hurt. His caring side also makes him protective, always putting his life in the way of danger to protect his herd, young foals of any herd, and even humans he deems worthy of his protection such as his owner, children or friendly people he meets. He does not like being cooped up in small pens for a long time though, and quite enjoys spending time in the trees within the larger fields.
Story: Featuring Laika
I did not always belong to the herd that I do, I belonged to an owner that abandoned us, or so I thought. I now believe he had died one night, but it does not matter now. We were brought to a small seaside town where we were to be sold at auction. Everyone seemed to speak nervously about something that happened, men running to and fro, up and down the streets in panic. "Over there!" one called. "No! She went that way!" another called. I did not know who they were chasing, not until a girl in dark brown hair and strange clothes ran into the stable and hid within my stall, crouching behind the wooden door before me. I looked at her curiously, then looked up at the entrance to the stable as a group of men ran by, clearly angry and frustrated. They glanced into the stables, seeing nothing unusual as I was not bothered by the girl. They left, and soon the girl stood, then looked at me as I stood quietly behind her without worry.
"I need to escape, I need to get to the port." she spoke "Might you be able to help me?" she asked. I saw the fear and hope in her eyes, making me desire to help her. I snorted and was happy to see her face beam with joy. I stood still as she unhitched the stall door and leaped onto my back. I waited for her to get comfortable, to gain her balance before walking out of the stall and heading towards the door. I listened for any sign of the men returning, but I had hear nothing. I took a deep breathe, and with the girl grasping my mane I took off into the streets, picking up into a canter. I had thought shoes were nothing but a hassle until that day when I had to run through the streets of the port town.
"There she is! Stop her!" A voice cried behind us, and men ran into the streets, trying to block our path, but the warning had come too late and I had raced past them with them yelling behind us, mostly at the girl. I ran for the port, only knowing where it was because I had been led past it when we arrived in the town. My hooves clopped against the stone and the houses vanished around us as we came into the port, people looking surprised as the strange girl riding the horse interrupted their day. I did not normally like adventures, I preferred the calm of the field and relaxing in the pens, but I felt excited for once, adventurous for once. I was the noble steed who needed to rescue the girl from danger, only in this case, there was no knight and shining armor to chase away the villains. I felt her pull on my mane, trying to guide me to a specific dock, that is when I saw the men on the small boat waving to us. I charged towards them and then came to a sliding halt as the girl flew off my back and rolled on the stone before standing and hopping into the boat.
I looked into her eyes as she gave me one last glance, mouthing a few words to me before they left the shore and headed out towards a much larger ship just a little ways in the distance. 'Thank you' was what she mouthed to me, making me feel at peace with the decision to help her. I felt the rope slide around my neck, but I did not fight it as I let them lead me back towards the stables in which I had come. I looked back towards the sea one last time to see the tiny speck of a boat still getting further and further, reaching the larger ship that took off across the sea, leaving the port and myself behind. I wondered if she would remember me in time to come, but I doubted it. I did choose not to forget that moment though, one of the few times I had been on an adventure, one of the few times I have ever felt excited, a moment I would never forget.








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