[Sandy Hoofprints]

Username: WolfLover141
Name: Sky's the Limit // Aura
Gender: Mare
Height: 11.1hh
Phenotype: Palomino Near Leopard Tobiano Pintaloosa
Genotype: ee AtA Crcr Toto Lplp
Eye Colour: Sunny Side Up
Breeding Notes:

- will always pass agouti (bay) or agouti (seal)
- 50% chance of passing cream, tobiano, leopard (appaloosa)

[-Isabella-]

Mark!

[horselover1978]

Username:horselover1978
Name:domino
Halter:light blue
Story: When i first learned to gallop. It was a wonderful feeling! At first i was amazed i did it then i felt proud of my self. I went to show my friends they said they wore amazed and to teach them how to do it to. It was a very exciting day i went to bed early all that fun wore me out! I dreamed of all the fun i would have tomorrow.I would teach my friends to gallop across the meadow then race and probable win! then run like the wind for the rest of the day then eat and then go to my favorite apple tree on the far side of the meadow and deft off to sleep.

[WolfLover141]

Username: WolfLover141
Name: Sky's the Limit // Aura
Halter: Yellow
Story:
The ground, the fence, myself and the euphoria of what just happened. Those are the sights and sensations of my most cherished memory. The day I learned, I was born to fly. Well not really, but as close as any equine can ever get to doing it. The day I learned I could jump was the most thrilling and terrifying thing I experienced. Foalhood is when this all started. Running around with the other fillies and colts was fun, but that got boring quickly. One day while playing chase, two of the other foals decided to team up to get me. I had two options, let them get me or try and jump the fence. I went with the latter. Galloping as fast as my six month old legs would carry me, I approached the fence head on and just before the foal to my right could touch me, I sprang from the ground with all my might. The wind in my ears, adrenaline coarseing though every fiber of my being, the butterflies in my stomach of realising I was not on solid ground anymore, combined with the terror of the decision I had just decided on, made for a feeling to this day I still can't fully describe. In that moment though there was only the ground, the fence and myself to think about. In an instant it was over, my legs found solid ground once more, and upon looking back, past the bewildered looks of the other foals, there before me was the fence. Euphoria filled me to my soul, I had done it, I knew I was ment to fly!

273 words.😅

[dubai.]

Username: Dubai
Name: Missed a Spot 'Missy'
Halter: Sky blue w/ rose gold
Story: Missy was a filly when she was watching horses jump in an arena. She was trotting by her mother when she noticed a large log that had fallen due to a recent storm. After perking her ears up and lifting her small tail, she cantered up to it with her head high. She stopped noticing that it was bigger than she thought, jumping back. Missy trotted in circles before picking up a canter and sprawling her legs over it. She cleared it! Missy from that day on wanted to jump. She was rather good at it as well.

[Sandy Hoofprints]

Username: WolfLover141
Name: Sky's the Limit // Aura
Halter: Yellow
Story:
The ground, the fence, myself and the euphoria of what just happened. Those are the sights and sensations of my most cherished memory. The day I learned, I was born to fly. Well not really, but as close as any equine can ever get to doing it. The day I learned I could jump was the most thrilling and terrifying thing I experienced. Foalhood is when this all started. Running around with the other fillies and colts was fun, but that got boring quickly. One day while playing chase, two of the other foals decided to team up to get me. I had two options, let them get me or try and jump the fence. I went with the latter. Galloping as fast as my six month old legs would carry me, I approached the fence head on and just before the foal to my right could touch me, I sprang from the ground with all my might. The wind in my ears, adrenaline coarseing though every fiber of my being, the butterflies in my stomach of realising I was not on solid ground anymore, combined with the terror of the decision I had just decided on, made for a feeling to this day I still can't fully describe. In that moment though there was only the ground, the fence and myself to think about. In an instant it was over, my legs found solid ground once more, and upon looking back, past the bewildered looks of the other foals, there before me was the fence. Euphoria filled me to my soul, I had done it, I knew I was ment to fly!

273 words.😅

Congrats, this gave me goosebumps! <3