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Date Posted: 20:50:23 08/18/09 Tue
Author: HorsesAlways (excited, happy)
Subject: Re: Stallion joining
In reply to: HorsesAlways 's message, "Re: Stallion joining" on 20:48:26 08/18/09 Tue

>>Name-Ace
>>Age-3 years
>>Breed-American Quarter Horse
>>Height-14.3
>>Gender-Stallion
>>Color-Bay
>>Mane/tail color-black
>>Markings-White star
>>Hoof color-Black
>>Eye color-Dark chocolate brown
>>Personality-Protective, calm, swift
>Sample post-Ace sighed and took a drink of water from
>the stream in front of him. For hours he had looked at
>his reflection and wondered if he'd ever get to join a
>herd. He'd passed several other herds, but every time
>he asked the lead stallion if he could join, he told
>him to ask the lead mare, so Ace did. Every single
>time he asked the lead mare, she'd either glare at him
>and say 'no', or they'd give a cold look that sent Ace
>running. He ran for so long that one time he
>accidentaly went deep into the forest, where he was
>now. He took a last sip and looked up, getting ready
>to travel some more. But instead of moving, Ace gasped
>at what he saw. It was probably the most beautiful
>mare he'd ever seen. Suddenly Ace felt shy. He ducked
>his head and tilted his ears to the side to show that
>he didn't mean any harm. Ace heard the mare chuckle
>and say,"It's all right, there's no need to be shy."
>Ace lifted his head and looked at her eyes. All he
>could see was kindness. Blushing, he asked,"Who are
>you?" The mare took a short drink of water and
>replied,"I'm Freedom. And who might you be?" Ace
>cleared his throat and said,"I'm Ace." Freedom pawed
>at the water, then said,"Are you in search of a herd?"
>Freedom looked at Ace, waiting for a reply. Ace sighed
>and said,"Yes." Freedom smiled and beckoned him toward
>her. "Come along,then, and I'll take you to a place
>like never before. Soon you'll have friends,
>protection and maybe, just maybe, some family." Ace
>fought back tears and said,"My parents are dead." Now
>it was Freedom who looked shy,"Oh, I'm so sorry, I
>didn't know." Ace managed a smile and said,"Oh it's
>okay." Freedom then lead Ace through the forest and
>into the most wonderful place Ace had ever seen. Some
>mares watched over their bouncy little foals, while
>some waited to give birth, munching on grass. Young
>colts play-fighted and a few stallions watched over
>the herd. Freedom smiled and said goodbye, then went
>off to tell the herd leaders about the new arrival.

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