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name; Harold Ray Travis
nickname; Twitty
gender; male
age; 22
birth date; April, 18th
birth place; Gloucester, England.
horse; Roulette and Abe
discipline; eventing
sexuality; pansexual
crush; n/a
relationship status; single
other information; n/a for now
Harold is very easy-going, to the point where he may seem to be careless. He can always have a good time, whether he is alone with with someone else. Everyday is an adventure to him and there has never been a time when he felt uncomfortable when people laughed at him for being silly. In fact, he loves making people laugh and being the center of attention. Never is he loud mouthed, unless the time calls for it, and he is a complete gentleman to everyone.
There is also the curious, if not rebellious, side to him. It doesn't matter what it was, he always wanted to learn about anything. He is a quick learner. However, he was often hasty, lightheaded, and impulsive. He was also known to lose his temper, and let his frustration get the better of him. Harold is stubborn and willful about his personal opinions, even when things looked hopeless and everyone disagreed with him. Once he set himself upon a course he would see it through till the end, and would allow nothing to stop him.
Harold's mother named him after the singer Harold Jenkins, or Conway Twitty as he's known. So she calls him Twitty and if he lets you call him that, you're special to him.
Harold had a fairly normal life. He grew up in Gloucester, taking riding lessons of course, and went to school there. As he got more advanced in his riding, he and his family traveled around England for shows and such.
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name; Connor Allen James
nickname; none
gender; male
age; nineteen
birth date; October, 27th
birth place; Newark, United Kingdom
horse; Lenora
discipline; show jumping
sexuality; panromantic demisexual
crush; n/a
relationship status; single
other information; n/a for now
Connor is a quiet and distant, if not unsocial, person. He just isn't good with interacting and starting up a conversation. You have to approach him first to even start to talk to him. He rarely talks to people unless it is to offer help with planning a hunt, asking for help (which he prefers not to do, as he sees it as a way for people to see him as weak), or for an occasional sarcastic remark. Connor feels as if he would be burdening someone if he tried to interact with them any time other than necessary, and his 'people skills' are 'rusty'.
However, if you do get him to talk, you will fine that even though he is insecure and soft spoken, Connor has quite the sense of humor, though it tends to be a little sarcastic and if not a tad rude. Still he tries to be a completely gentleman to everyone and maintains a cheerful and overall nice demeanor, just a quite one. He doesn't like to show his feelings to others. He is not fast to warm up to anyone, but once he does he will protect you with all that he has.
Connor's mother died when he was twelve. She was a horse rider as well, and taught him almost everything he knows about horses, and she died during a cross-country course. Connor constantly works hard, though never more than his horse can take, and tries to make his mother proud.
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A Game of Chance; Meet Roulette. She is a full blooded Thoroughbred mare, standing at around 16.5 HH and at the age of eleven, she is a champion Eventing horse. Her sire is Devil's Gem and her dam was known as Ginger Snap. She is a beautiful bay mare with a white half pastern on her front left hoof. Harold named her Roulette after the famous Russian Game. She is an unpredictable horse and riding her really is a game of chance. Except with children. She is well behaved and gentle with kids. Both her and Harold excel is Cross Country and Show Jumping, but Dressage is their weak point.
The Liberator: Meet Abe. He is a TB Percheron cross and looks more like a Friesian than anything. He is a four year old stallion and is being trained by Harold in dressage, jumping (mainly for fun and not competitions), and western. Don't be fooled by his large frame. This boy has a lot of get up and go. He was used for racing and trail before Harold bought him and he still thinks he's supposed to go fast. He is sweet sometimes, but likes his way. And you better make sure you have a good lock on his stall, he has a knack for getting loose.
Second & Sebring; Say hello to Lenora. She is a full Morgan Horse mare at the age of ten years. Her dam was Wishful Thinking and her sire was known as Dazzle Me Thunder. She is around 15.6 HH and a beautiful buckskin dapple. She would do anything for her rider, Connor, as he would for her, and rarely causes trouble. The Morgan is usually calm with another rider, but she is not fond of strangers. If you are a friend on Connor's, and is you give her treats, then she will be okay with you. Lenora is trained in show jumping and cross-country, but her and Connor mainly do show jumping because Connor is still a bit wary of cross country riding. Lenora was name after Connor's mother, and her show name after the song by Of Mice & Men.
