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What are Nile River Equids?

Nile River Equids (NREs) are a sub-breed of Mustangs who were discovered to be living in Africa. They tend to range anywhere from 12 hh to 16 hh, while there have been known to be slightly smaller or larger. These horses tend to be able to sustain themselves on a minimal amount of water and food, they can travel long distances and have extraordinary stamina. The people who discovered these animals found that they were extraordinarily friendly and the braided tails are a sign that the NRE is domesticated or belongs to another person.

Mother: Foundation
Father: Foundation
Owner: Galaxy Thoroughbred
Name: Think Twice Before You Judge A Pretty Face // Deceived
Gender: Mare
Age: 6 years
Height: 12.2 HH
Color: Perlino Dun Minimal Splash
Rarity: Common

This poor babe is blind. To get them, tell me how they came to be blind.

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End Date: October 7

[Boomerandhades]

Owner: boomerandhades
Name: beuty inside// beauty
Gender: mare
Age: 7 years
Story: she was born blind

[Folmes]

Genotype: Ee Aa CrCr Dd SplSpl

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[jesdar16]

Owner: jesdar16
Name: On The Hunt || Nala
Gender: Mare
Age: 9 years
Story: Nala was born into a family of horses where the condition was genetic. Although luckily for her, she wasn't actually blind, then. She was one of the few foals of her bloodline that weren't blind. Her owners were scientists, using her family for testing. Surprised that she was not born blind, they performed many tests on her, and inspected her thoroughly. The amount of times they forced her to stare into blinding light was countless. The scientists memorized every detail of her eyes, and because she had been forced to stare into it for so long, she became blind eventually from exposure.

(so sorry for the quality of the story, it's late xDD usually would put more detail)

[*-wolfs-*]

Owner: *-wolfs-*
Name: Infinitely Toxic || Cody
Gender: Stallion
Age: 6 years
Story: Cody is a sweet heart, and he doesn't mind he is blind, in fact he believes it was a gift. In his home of Africa there are a multitude of diseases, but that isn't the reason why Cody is blind. Cody was once a race horse, and raced form when he was 2 all the way up to 5 years. The three years were tough on Cody, dirt, rocks, trash were being flung up into his eyes during races as the track was tighter then what you'd usually find. Cody never thought of himself as a racer and didn't quite like the thought of running agaisnt others. One day during a race Cody went down, his face hitting the dirt track first and alot of dirt got on him. He went blind as it injured his eyes and from that day he was given to the town's elder, who takes care of him.

[Galaxy Thoroughbred]

Owner: Galaxy Thoroughbred
Name: Think Twice Before You Judge A Pretty Face // Deceived
Gender: Mare
Age: 6 Years old
Story:

Okay now imagine this, just minding my own business, and I hear a bird fluttering around. I take an interest in birds peculiarly, it's just those wings, how those fragile feathers can hold an entire bird, spellbound in the air. Amazing they don't fall but let's continue, okay minding my own business. I look up to notice a bird when BOOM ! A very pretty faced lime green snake leaps defensively from being thrashed against by a giant huge face. It leapt as far as it could, not very far mind you, and landed in my face. Now let's imagine my face was a mountain and this snake was a climber.

The snake had just fallen or climber and what do you do instinctively, well you scrabble around and cling for dear life. The snake was no exception. She without limbs chose the next best thing, yeah, fangs. She sunk them into my face, my beautiful face and wouldn't let go either. Fangs, through my flesh and an entire snake pulling on those fangs, oh no I'm perfectly fine. Not. When she finally was flung free luckily in a short time the poison had trickled out slowly, after all she hadn't pushed it out. So in a way she had been nice by sticking fangs in my face, but not poisoning me, what a dear. I trotted around, frazzled and generally a bit shaken up, eyesight blurry and then BOOM ! Okay yes maybe I should choose a different catchphrase but then in the morning it was gone, just like that.

Now it relates to a lot of things, something being gender less or it is a noun or somebody you currently hate so you're going to treat them below having a preferred gender. Sorry, some mares a rude. No, I mean my vision. Yeah, not joking, one day it was there, well fuzzily there and the next if had disappeared. I was sick for a little bit but then I had to start another journey. A journey without eyesight. It was really annoying, it's like being a filly again, wobbling around and asking stupid questions like " is this my food ?" But over the time I've become wiser, more experienced and a lot less dramatic. One might even stretch to say I'm calm now, though that is quite a stretch. I don't feel sad about my vision much, sure I'd love to see the new foals born and my friend's faces, and family's. But what I miss the most are the birds, now not seeing their ornate feathers, seeing them filter about to creat the moist spectacular nest. That's the one thing that snake truly took away from me, the sight of wings. And now the only wings I see are the one's in my imagination, potruding from my back and making me soar next to my unseen bird friends.

[gull.]

Owner: Galaxy Thoroughbred
Name: Think Twice Before You Judge A Pretty Face // Deceived
Gender: Mare
Age: 6 Years old
Story:

Okay now imagine this, just minding my own business, and I hear a bird fluttering around. I take an interest in birds peculiarly, it's just those wings, how those fragile feathers can hold an entire bird, spellbound in the air. Amazing they don't fall but let's continue, okay minding my own business. I look up to notice a bird when BOOM ! A very pretty faced lime green snake leaps defensively from being thrashed against by a giant huge face. It leapt as far as it could, not very far mind you, and landed in my face. Now let's imagine my face was a mountain and this snake was a climber.

The snake had just fallen or climber and what do you do instinctively, well you scrabble around and cling for dear life. The snake was no exception. She without limbs chose the next best thing, yeah, fangs. She sunk them into my face, my beautiful face and wouldn't let go either. Fangs, through my flesh and an entire snake pulling on those fangs, oh no I'm perfectly fine. Not. When she finally was flung free luckily in a short time the poison had trickled out slowly, after all she hadn't pushed it out. So in a way she had been nice by sticking fangs in my face, but not poisoning me, what a dear. I trotted around, frazzled and generally a bit shaken up, eyesight blurry and then BOOM ! Okay yes maybe I should choose a different catchphrase but then in the morning it was gone, just like that.

Now it relates to a lot of things, something being gender less or it is a noun or somebody you currently hate so you're going to treat them below having a preferred gender. Sorry, some mares a rude. No, I mean my vision. Yeah, not joking, one day it was there, well fuzzily there and the next if had disappeared. I was sick for a little bit but then I had to start another journey. A journey without eyesight. It was really annoying, it's like being a filly again, wobbling around and asking stupid questions like " is this my food ?" But over the time I've become wiser, more experienced and a lot less dramatic. One might even stretch to say I'm calm now, though that is quite a stretch. I don't feel sad about my vision much, sure I'd love to see the new foals born and my friend's faces, and family's. But what I miss the most are the birds, now not seeing their ornate feathers, seeing them filter about to creat the moist spectacular nest. That's the one thing that snake truly took away from me, the sight of wings. And now the only wings I see are the one's in my imagination, potruding from my back and making me soar next to my unseen bird friends.

Congrats! I loved the way you wrote in her perspective!

[Galaxy Thoroughbred]

Ahhhh, thanks so much she is my first adopt YAY ! And she holds spectacular shading, you did a great job on her. Also could you add my stud's prefix WRS to the start of her show name please