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Subject: Beautiful Bay American Walking Pony

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Date Posted: 11:13:39 11/24/04 Wed

((sry about no pic. i just saw this on T.V and i rushed to the computer and just started to type this!! this is a true story too!))

Cupid
7yrs.
Mare
American Walking Pony
Bay with a perfect, white, heart-shaped marking on her forehead.
Cupid can be frisky and scared. She is not used to people, and would take a while for her to learn how to trust. She jumps at almost anything, but with a little trust, time, and patience, she can be the best family horse.

(She carries a baby within her belly, but nobody can tell. I've already got the stats for the baby, too. I prefer English riding, for I'm not that good at Western.)

Valentine
Not born yet.
Filly
American Walking Pony
Bay and on her croup is an arrow-shaped marking with the point pointing towards her withers.
Frisky like her mom, but can trust more quickly than her mother. She is energetic, and takes whatever comes to her.

Cupid friskly switched her pace from halt to The Merry Walk. It's a four-beat gait, but much faster and accomponied by a head-nodding movement, with her form nicely together with her hocks under her and her head carried well and proudly. She kept this pace, for it was one of her favorites, along with the canter and gallop. After several minutes of pleasure and freedom, she slowly picked up her Merry Walk into a smooth and collected canter. All hooves were moving in an unhurried motion. Being new to this land, she had not a clue of where she was. Sure it made her a little uncomfortable, but at least no dangers were to come to her...yet.

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let me change the font size of her post	Cupid	14:35:08 11/26/04 Fri
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