[River cat]

Owner: The Master Doctor
Stables: Bachelors of Baskerville Equestrian Center
Gender: Mare
Name: Sterling
Coat color: grey splashed base

About: Sterling could be described as... a handful.
Though she might me extremely intelligent and impeccably trained in the art of riding and eventing, Sterling's manners are ones yet to be fixed. When working with her on the ground, Sterling is a trickster. If you don'st know what you're doing, she'll walk circles around you and manipulate you into doing whatever she wants. On occasion, she may become nasty if she gets overly bored or if she senses that the person handling her is inexperienced. Some of her favorite bad behaviours include: small threatening kicks, nipping and bitting, pining her ears, and throwing her head high and rearing to prevent you from catching the reigns. In the hands an experienced rider, she is heaven (she will not challenge someone who knows what they're doing), in the hands of a beginner, she's an accident waiting to happen. However, one should not solely define Sterling based on her behaviour with inexperienced handlers and riders. As mentioned before, she is impeccably trained and makes a wonderful, clever, and intelligent partner to someone who presents themselves as a confident leader.
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[benjeep]

Ah thank you so much! She looks amazing!

Name: Sterling
Gender: Mare
About: Sterling could be described as... a handful.
Though she might me extremely intelligent and impeccably trained in the art of riding and eventing, Sterling's manners are ones yet to be fixed. When working with her on the ground, Sterling is a trickster. If you don'st know what you're doing, she'll walk circles around you and manipulate you into doing whatever she wants. On occasion, she may become nasty if she gets overly bored or if she senses that the person handling her is inexperienced. Some of her favorite bad behaviours include: small threatening kicks, nipping and bitting, pining her ears, and throwing her head high and rearing to prevent you from catching the reigns. In the hands an experienced rider, she is heaven (she will not challenge someone who knows what they're doing), in the hands of a beginner, she's an accident waiting to happen. However, one should not solely define Sterling based on her behaviour with inexperienced handlers and riders. As mentioned before, she is impeccably trained and makes a wonderful, clever, and intelligent partner to someone who presents themselves as a confident leader.