[ty_tay]

For this big guy youll need to give him a name to match a personality. Prettying up your form will not help your form and will likely actually count against you.

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Show Name:
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Gender: Stallion
Age:
Height: 14.2hh
Breed: Normandy Cob
Color: Bay
Personality:

Genetics: EE/AA

[Kiwilady]

Username: kiwilady
Show Name: The Wonderful Thing About Tiggers
Barn Name: Tigger
Gender: Stallion
Age: 6
Height: 14.2hh
Breed: Normandy Cob
Color: Bay
Personality: He cannot sit still! This big boy will bounce around the yard, getting into trouble and mischief just like his namesake. He overestimates his skills and capabilities to the point where he gets into many sticky situations! He is cheerful, outgoing, competitive in a friendly way, and has complete confidence in himself.

[ScarletFang]

Username: Scarletfang
Show Name: A Slight of Hand
Barn Name: Filou (Fee-loo/ Trickster in french)
Gender: Stallion
Age: 5 yrs
Height: 14.2hh
Breed: Normandy Cob
Color: Bay
Personality: Filou is not only a trickster but also a devious mastermind when it comes to getting his way. He is a proud horse, often finding amusement by watching the baffled faces of his handlers as they spot him in places where he is not supposed to be. He's bewildered them all by greeting them in the driveway, feet still damp from the dewy grass he had been grazing on. On more than one occassion an empty grain bag had been found neatly folded over the stall door with the stallions cunning eyes gazing back at the stable hands innocently. He has a favorite trick that he keeps tucked away for the rare times when the hands are late to do their chores. He has gained the skill to unlatch his stall door whether it be locked or not, and shares his freedom with the others in the barn by opening their doors as well. He isn't oblivious of the concequences, however, and the stable hands have found locks hidden away more than once be they covered by the dirt piles on the floor or in the water buckets of other horses. He has yet to be caught in the act, but many who work with the stallion have their suspicions of his true nature.

[allo vera]

Username: WhoaDazzle
Show Name: Expression
Barn Name: Simon
Gender: Stallion
Age: 15
Height: 14.2hh
Breed: Normandy Cob
Color: Bay
Personality:
Simon is a simple horse. He's really very sweet and gentle, never hurting a fly. And it's not his fault, but he just lacks the spark that defines extraordinary horses. On the plus side, the stallion is one of the more gentle you've ever met. He never bites or nips, and accepts treats quietly. While he's quiet, he does have to be handled carefully. Simon is, after all, a stallion. He has a tendency to get a bit unmanageable around receptive mares, and must be watched. He's a pleasant ride, displaying nice gaits and a good temperament. Simon isn't one to ever buck or throw a fit, but you must tell him very clearly what to do. He must have clear, distinguished signals or else the poor boy gets confused. For this reason, he's rather slow to train. However, once he learns something, Simon doesn't forget. He's very reliable, and doesn't have sudden changes in temperament.

[ty_tay]

Username: Scarletfang
Show Name: A Slight of Hand
Barn Name: Filou (Fee-loo/ Trickster in french)
Gender: Stallion
Age: 5 yrs
Height: 14.2hh
Breed: Normandy Cob
Color: Bay
Personality: Filou is not only a trickster but also a devious mastermind when it comes to getting his way. He is a proud horse, often finding amusement by watching the baffled faces of his handlers as they spot him in places where he is not supposed to be. He's bewildered them all by greeting them in the driveway, feet still damp from the dewy grass he had been grazing on. On more than one occassion an empty grain bag had been found neatly folded over the stall door with the stallions cunning eyes gazing back at the stable hands innocently. He has a favorite trick that he keeps tucked away for the rare times when the hands are late to do their chores. He has gained the skill to unlatch his stall door whether it be locked or not, and shares his freedom with the others in the barn by opening their doors as well. He isn't oblivious of the concequences, however, and the stable hands have found locks hidden away more than once be they covered by the dirt piles on the floor or in the water buckets of other horses. He has yet to be caught in the act, but many who work with the stallion have their suspicions of his true nature.

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