Painted Vaulters! Tolters of this theme have all been trained by top horse vaulters around the world and are being adopted out to new homes to enjoy either more of their career or a period of rest. They are trimmed, clean, and have a slightly lighter frame than regular tolts. You may only have one Painted Vaulter and please don't forget it, so choose yours carefully.
Breeding Notes
Ee/At_/Dd/Tt/Oo
Has wall eye color / light blue
-Bandage edits don't pass
FCFS to the first complete form. You may not post and reserve or edit.
And do not use the same story to adopt a different Painted Vaulter
Username: AnnaROUaT
Name: Lady in the Lake "Lago"
Gender: Mare
Halter Color: Light blue
Bandage Color: Blue
250 word or more story about them in a competition: The mare pawed the ground anxiously as she awaited her turn. The fairgrounds were alive with the gentle hum of anxiety, anticipation, and worry. Horses clattered noisely about the arena, their owners tapping their sides gently or correcting them. The mare's rider was nervous - Lago could tell. Shifting her weight, Lago allowed her rider to settle down, breathing in rythym slowly as she waited for their turn. This mare had been around these competitions before - they were all the same. Even so, the excitement always got to the mare, eating way at her as her turn to shine slowly arrived. She'd won so few competitions, but she still had hope. It wasn't very difficult for her to tell when she'd done well - if she'd won, a shiny ribbon would be pinned ot her headgear. If not, the rider would dismount, their head hung in dissapointment, and pat the mare, with a whispered, "good try, old girl." So many riders the mare had carried. And so many times she had lost. But not today, the mare though. Today would be different. As her rider's name was called, the mare stretched out a front hoof, picking up a steady trot as the duo made their way into the arena. The dust pooled around her hooves as she entered the ring, the viewers ooh-ing and aweing at her clean appearance. The judges sat in a booth, their cold stares making the mare shift uncomftorably. "You may begin," echoed the loud voice over the microphone.