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Description
DECEASED
Name: PS Cajun Kat
Barn Name: Katrina
Gender: Mare
Breed: Friesian
Age: 7 (in this pic, see journal for ore up to date age)
Height: 16.2 hh
Color: Chestnut
Markings: Flaxen mane and tail and feather
Dicipline: driving, may train for . . . something else ???
Passable Traits: ee/aa

Bloodline: Starter/Foundation
Offspring: None yet
Other: Smaller head and lighter build than most of her breed, a little flighty sometimes.
For Stud/Lease: Yes to approved stallions only

-History-
Cajun Kat came to us through an auction of a large lot of Katrina horses. Sh ewas never claimed by the owner, who needed all their money to re-build their house and had to let the horse go. She was found in a water logged field, caked with mud, emaciated and absolutely terrified. She suffered from hoof rot and no one took the liberty of cleaning her up before she went into the auction ring, lame and dirty. Her reserve was $400, which meant she was destined for the slaughter house. A friend of ours knew we had been interested in a horse that could pull a sliegh this winter, so he bid on the horse and bought her for $600. Katrina is still a bit flighty and gets a little nervous when a thunder storm rolls up, but she's filled out nicely and we can't wait for the first snowfall!

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Well, I used about 50 layers for this one, which was probably unneeded but anyway. I always said I would never have a cold-blood in my stable, but she's nice for a change, enjoying a nice pat instead of lunging at everyone who walks by her like our arabs and thoroughbreds.

Art and character: (c) WickerWolfArt

Description
DECEASED
Name: PS Cajun Kat
Barn Name: Katrina
Gender: Mare
Breed: Friesian
Age: 7 (in this pic, see journal for ore up to date age)
Height: 16.2 hh
Color: Chestnut
Markings: Flaxen mane and tail and feather
Dicipline: driving, may train for . . . something else ???
Passable Traits: ee/aa

Bloodline: Starter/Foundation
Offspring: None yet
Other: Smaller head and lighter build than most of her breed, a little flighty sometimes.
For Stud/Lease: Yes to approved stallions only

-History-
Cajun Kat came to us through an auction of a large lot of Katrina horses. Sh ewas never claimed by the owner, who needed all their money to re-build their house and had to let the horse go. She was found in a water logged field, caked with mud, emaciated and absolutely terrified. She suffered from hoof rot and no one took the liberty of cleaning her up before she went into the auction ring, lame and dirty. Her reserve was $400, which meant she was destined for the slaughter house. A friend of ours knew we had been interested in a horse that could pull a sliegh this winter, so he bid on the horse and bought her for $600. Katrina is still a bit flighty and gets a little nervous when a thunder storm rolls up, but she's filled out nicely and we can't wait for the first snowfall!

_______________________________________________

Well, I used about 50 layers for this one, which was probably unneeded but anyway. I always said I would never have a cold-blood in my stable, but she's nice for a change, enjoying a nice pat instead of lunging at everyone who walks by her like our arabs and thoroughbreds.

Art and character: (c) WickerWolfArt