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The first of a Horseland-themed litter <3

Prompt: Tell me about an event in their life that forged them into the equine they are today! (No word limit!)
End Date: Dec 30th

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Owner: [url=xxx]X[/url]
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Height: 13.2hh
Color: Black
Fins: Black and Red

[Piera]

Username: Piera
Stable Page: https://toyhou.se/11652602.wave-spell-stable
Name: Count
Gender: Male

One of Counts defining moments was when he was born. It wasn't unusual for a foal to be black and gradually grey out, but Counts coat didn't. He got darker and darker, no longer resembling his parents or any other crowntails in the stables. He stuck out like a sore thumb and was shunned for it. Nicknamed the 'Devil Horse', Count made the decision to become that, gradually becoming a stompy, bucking nightmare. The other crowntails kept their distance and that was just fine in his opinion. He was sold countless times, to people who would adore his color but Count never believed anyone liked him. Count eventually landed in a large farm, where the owners allowed him his space, hoping he might warm up to them and other crowntails eventually, but they're not holding their breaths.

[ShadyBro]

Username: Piera
Stable Page: https://toyhou.se/11652602.wave-spell-stable
Name: Count
Gender: Male

One of Counts defining moments was when he was born. It wasn't unusual for a foal to be black and gradually grey out, but Counts coat didn't. He got darker and darker, no longer resembling his parents or any other crowntails in the stables. He stuck out like a sore thumb and was shunned for it. Nicknamed the 'Devil Horse', Count made the decision to become that, gradually becoming a stompy, bucking nightmare. The other crowntails kept their distance and that was just fine in his opinion. He was sold countless times, to people who would adore his color but Count never believed anyone liked him. Count eventually landed in a large farm, where the owners allowed him his space, hoping he might warm up to them and other crowntails eventually, but they're not holding their breaths.

I'm going through and judging some very overdue adopts - congrats, and apologies for the wait!