[JerseyDusk]

Alright my second WEM...finally. I was at a conference without computer time. Just recently got back but luckily I had a couple Epona prepared. So a dapple grey for you!

I'll be basing this competition off of best name and best answer.

Owner: kkspecial4
Name: Pythios
Breed: Epona
Height: 16.3hh
Gender: Stallion
Age: 6 years
Color: Dapple Grey
Markings: Tobiano
What is the difference between Grey and Gray?: Grey and Gray are just two different spellings of the same word. Gray is more commonly used in America (USA), while Grey is more commonly used in the U.K.. Both spellings have origins from Old English. In the 18th century Grey was predominant with the English, however it's dominance was changed when the Americans changed the spelling to Gray in the 19th century.

End date is July 1st.

[grapejuice]

Owner: The Unfair Maiden
Name: Once in a Blue Moon {Eclipse}
Breed: Epona
Height: 15.2 HH
Gender: Mare
Age: Six
Color: Dapple Grey
Markings: Tobiano
What is the difference between Grey and Gray?: Grey with an "e" is used mostly in England; the E = England. Gray with an "a" is mostly used in America, thus in turn, A = America. They both mean the same thing, they're just regionally based.

[~Beautiful Voices~]

Owner: ~Beautiful Voices~
Name: Spots On The Moon
Breed: Epona
Height: 16 hands
Gender: mare
Age: 4 years
Color: Dapple Grey
Markings: Tobiano
What is the difference between Grey and Gray?: The word gray originates from the U.S.A, and is a color to describe the color that is similiar to black. Some believe that hte word grey is equivalent to gray, but others think that a "Grey" is a British Statesman. You can choose.

[kkspecial4]

Owner: kkspecial4
Name: Pythios
Breed: Epona
Height: 16.3hh
Gender: Stallion
Age: 6 years
Color: Dapple Grey
Markings: Tobiano
What is the difference between Grey and Gray?: Grey and Gray are just two different spellings of the same word. Gray is more commonly used in America (USA), while Grey is more commonly used in the U.K.. Both spellings have origins from Old English. In the 18th century Grey was predominant with the English, however it's dominance was changed when the Americans changed the spelling to Gray in the 19th century.

[JerseyDusk]

It's July 1st and that means....

Owner: kkspecial4
Name: Pythios
Breed: Epona
Height: 16.3hh
Gender: Stallion
Age: 6 years
Color: Dapple Grey
Markings: Tobiano
What is the difference between Grey and Gray?: Grey and Gray are just two different spellings of the same word. Gray is more commonly used in America (USA), while Grey is more commonly used in the U.K.. Both spellings have origins from Old English. In the 18th century Grey was predominant with the English, however it's dominance was changed when the Americans changed the spelling to Gray in the 19th century.

Congrats on your new boy! I really liked the name you chose!

[kkspecial4]

Ooh! Thank you!