[SerenWish]

Username: SerenWish
Name: Dolce Aria "Aria" (means "Sweet Aria", aria- solo piece for one voice)
Gender: Mare
Breed: Spanish Mustang x Arabian (Abstang)
Coloration: Bay Roan
Habit: Aria has the habit (or vice) of "weaving" in her stall- a bad habit, but amusing to people who know less about horses, as it gives her the appearance of dancing. She often paces back and forth along her small paddock as well, create a beat with her hooves. While pretty, it the sign of a nervous horse, who needs to get her excess energy out- much like drum patterns are forced into a constant beat, rather than being given the free reign of a violin or flute's melody.

[BluebonnetBree]

Username: Mother~of~Dragons
Name: Capriccio // Capri
Gender: Mare
Breed: Mustang
Coloration: Bay Roan
Habit: Capri has a very bad habit of eating to fast resulting in a case of colic which becomes a pain to deal with because without fault this problem usually occurs every 2-3 weeks. We have tried feeding her different food, using different feeding bins but nothing seems to work.

*Capriccio appears in a variety of musical meanings, used differently at different periods and by different composers. In the later 16th century and 17th century it came to signify dances or dance suites or any composition that allowed a relatively free play of fancy, as in the Capriccio espagnol (Spanish Caprice) of Rimsky-Korsakov or the Capriccio italien (Italian Caprice) of Tchaikovsky.

[looose.string]

Username: loose.strings
Name: Play the Flam "Grace"
A flam is a commonly played drum rudiment. I have played it before and it consists of a soft note with a stronger note played right afterwards. The soft not is referred to as a grace note, and the stronger note is referred to as the main/accented note. I named this horse Grace because there's a grace note played in the process of playing any percussion instrument. Also, since this hirse appears to be easily distracted and bored (inferred from the quote), "Play the Flam" almost sounds like the conductor is snapping at her to get it together, so overall, I think this name is rather fitting.
Gender: Mare
Breed: Peruvian Paso x Arabian
Coloration: Bay Roan
Habit: wip

[silver ~]

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[Penultima]

Username: Arrows
Name: Flam
Being a drummer myself, this is a type of "note" you can play, if you will. It's a drumbeat with two notes being played, one immediately after the other or overlapping one. I have played it before. As much as I adore this name for this mare, flams kill me x3.
Gender: Mare
Breed: Peruvian Paso
Coloration: Bay Roan
Habit: Meet Flam. Her quirk? There is a light switch beside her stall. You must be careful when opening the small door that allows her to put her head out of the stall. People often do that, as Flam is a very friendly mare. However, if you leave her alone with that door open, she will use her nice long neck to reach to the switch and use her lips to turn it off and on. And all down her lighted row of the barn - flick, flick, flick - off and on those lights will go. And the way she does it, too, is interesting. She doesn't do it sporadically. No, she uses a repeated pattern, almost. Flam is a funny miss.

Omg I need this baby gal <3

Congrats!

[Arrows]

Ahhh, thanks! She's gorgeous!