What are Egyptian Thoroughbreds? wrote:Egyptian thoroughbreds are quite the intriguing breed. Originating from Egypt, these equines have no mane or tail. However, they are not shaved. These horses are born without a mane and tail. They simply have a hairless nub as a tail. Very few have ever seen these horses. They are heard to be born from the horses of pharaohs. And legends state, some of these horses have special powers. They are skittish around humans, so it is unknown whether that is true or not. Egyptians worship these animals, thinking they are equines sent by the gods. They have never been tamed and never will be.
~ Everyone Loves the classics! And what is more classic than a bay? To add to the mystery of this elusive creature it seems to have a scar on the hip. And if I am not mistaken it seems to be the Egyptian Eye of Horus! The Eye of Horus is the symbol of protection, royal power, and good health. ~
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Horse Name: Revenge of King Tut
Show Name: Tut
Gender: Stallion
Pelt Coloration: bay two socks Egyptian Eye scar
Breeding Notes: bay %70 chance of passing hip marking %20
