- WASHINGTON
- Wash ● Stallion ● American Warmblood ● 10 Years ● Mares: Dove ● Coverings: 0 ● Tags: Dove
Chuckling lightly at the mare's reaction to his question, Wash swelled with pride. He had been captive all his life, and show horses are usually kept separate from mares until they are retired, as they might prove to be a distraction, but still, some deep rooted instinct told him that he had done well, that this was something to be proud of. And, that instinct told him what was to be next. The mare was already standing close to him, but he closed the distance anyway, moving his muzzle to her shoulder. Beginning to groom her pelt gently, he moved his touch from her shoulder, down to her flank, then to her rear, nudging her hip gently in a small movement to ask her permission to cover her. If he dealt with her heat now, there was less of a chance of another stallion stealing her from him, and, anyway, she was so far into her cycle that, chances were, she wouldn't refuse him. He could always get to know her afterwards.
- RIFF
- Stallion ● Lusitano ● 6 Years ● Mares: Ohanzee/Taylor/Pepper ● Coverings: 0 ● Tags: Herd
Feeling the pressure from Ohanzee's muzzle telling him to move away, Riff obliged with a light dip of his head. At least she hadn't injured him - that was a start. Nodding, telling her that moving was a good idea, his attention was caught by the other mare - Taylor - lashing out. That wouldn't work in his herd. Pinning his ears with a snort, he planned on moving in, but Ohanzee moved faster, bringing herself to Taylor's side. Riff raised his head, ears still pinned, but his face held an expression of amused shock. Ohanzee was proving to be a great lead mare. As Ohanzee and Taylor moved off, he noticed that Pepper seemed to hesitate, not wanting to move with the rest of the herd, and that wouldn't work for Riff. With a stern nicker, he rounded her up, pushing her to a trot towards his other mares. His stance was not one of snaking, however, and he moved with the regal elegance of his breed, almost floating along the ground. With a more playful nicker to Pepper, he sped up, extending his trot so he would catch up to the other mares. Cream mane and tail billowing behind him, the proud stallion flew across the terrain, the feeling of power, pride and strength that he held clear on his movements.
- ELPHABA
- Elfie ● Mare ● Knabstrupper ● 8 Years ● Stallion: None ● Heat Stage: 2 ● Tags: Secret/Legend
Listening to the horses in front of her, ears still flicking, Elphaba dipped her head, looking from one horse to the other. Legend and Secret - two wonderful names. Hopefully, she would be able to remember which one was which. Smiling sweetly as the pair confirmed that she was not intruding, she relaxed lightly, not much, but enough for her fidgeting to subside lightly. Shaking her bicoloured forelock out of her eyes, she looked to the stallion with sad eyes as he asked her the question. Her pink nostrils twitched lightly, then she lowered her head with a small sigh. "I'm not a wild horse," she admitted, tail clamped sadly to her rear. "I don't know if you've heard, but the humans have disappeared. I've never been alone before, and I am just so afraid of everything that's out here. I had heard stories about captive horses that got out, and then died in the wild, and I was so afraid that I might end up like one of those stories..." Her voice close to breaking, she looked away, ears drooping lightly. These seemed to be wild horses, they might think her a fool for being so upset by the human's disappearance. Taking a little step back, she flicked her tail nervously. Approaching strange horses was one of her biggest fears, and these two could so easily leave her out here to die - she considered herself to be more of a problem than a help.
- RIZZO
- Riz ● Mare ● Kathiawari ● 12 Years ● Stallion: None ● Pregnant ● Tags: Open
Nostrils quivering with excitement, Rizzo picked up her large hooves daintily, crossing the terrain at an eager walk. She had always wanted to know the taste of freedom, and now, she had the chance. Her rounding belly - not yet noticable, but still growing - swam with the soft feeling of her foal moving inside her, and her heart was full to bursting. She was having her first foal, she was finally free, and the weather was brightening. Stopping at the crest of a hill, she looked out over the land beneath her. So much space to travel, so little time.
- INEZ
- Mare ● Paint Mare ● 3 Years ● Stallion: None ● Heat Stage: 2 ● Tags: Cerberus/Salem/Ivy
Completely ignorant of the stallion's mood, Inez watched him with bright eyes and a flagged tail, a small smile gracing her features as she looked from the stallion to the mare and her foal. The little colt was the cutest thing she had seen in a long time, and she couldn't comprehend why they wouldn't come closer. She longed to bound forward, to introduce herself to the little colt, but she didn't, something in the back of her mind telling her to stay put. The stallion moved closer to the mare and foal, and, sure enough, Inez was on his heels, barely a few paces behind him. The mare came forward to greet the pinto stallion, and, noting that the colt hesitated, Inez took her chance. Lowering her muzzle, she took a few strides forward, nickering softly to the little thing. The pinto colt was a sweet thing, wide eyes watching his dam carefully. Stopping so she didn't intrude in the colt's bubble, Inez extended her nose, eager to greet him.
- KALOKAIRI
- Kairi ● Mare ● Mixed Breed ● 6 Years ● Stallion: None ● Heat Stage: 0 ● Tags: Open
With a heavy heart, the unusually coloured Kalokairi trudged across the terrain. She had foals taken when they were old enough to leave, she even had foals taken from her after they were born, ... But she had never had any die. And to go through hours of painful labour, only to find that the filly that she had held so dearly laying lifeless in the shade beneath her... Well, that broke the nervous Kairi's spirit. She didn't care about the world around her anymore. A mountain lion could come up right now and touch her nose, and she would not care. Her nose almost touching the hard, dry dirt beneath her, she plodded along, the image of absolute sadness.

