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| Artist | mewmew. [gallery] |
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This gelding seems to be skittish, especially in crowded, high stressed level situations like horse shows. But he shows signs of preforming extremely well in cross country and is wanted to be used as a show horse.
Rules and Breed Standards wrote:These guys usually range from 12.3Hh-14.2Hh (or .3 depending) and are strong little guys. They used to pul coal from mines, so they needed to have stamina of a quarter horse but power and accessibility- making them muscular and stout. So please when entering, enter by the standards of breed! Thanks all!<3



Artyblonde wrote:Username; Artyblonde
Show Name; First Sight of Snow
Barn Name; Snowy
Height; 13.2 hh
Story;
Snowy paced back and forth in his stall. It wasn't really his stall, though, because if it was that would mean he was at home, and everything would be okay. He wasn't at home, though. He was in an unfamiliar stall, in an unfamiliar barn, surrounded by unfamiliar horses. He could feel his nerves rattling, and his stomach growled. He looked longingly at the bucket of feed that his owner had left in his stall early this morning. He was hungry, but he didn't feel like eating. He gave a frustrated whinny, hoping his owner, wherever she was, would hear him and come back to him. She had left him alone in this weird, new place.
As if she had heard him, his owner appeared at the top of the aisle. She came into his stall, and he made a low whinny to tell her that he wasn't happy with her. She had brought the groom box in, and, ignoring his angry whinnies, began to brush him. As she did so, Snowy felt his worries dissipate. His human was here, and she was brushing him, and everything would be okay.
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