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Description

Show Name - Enchantress
Pet Name - Sunday, Sun
Breed - Thoroughbred
Gender - Mare
Age - 7 years
Height - 15.3 hh
Genotype - Ee/Aa
Color - Bay
Markings - RF Sock, Shoulder Brandings - 0 on Right, Symbol on Left.
Unique Quirk - Very unique jump technique, and always very lean and difficult to put weight on.

Personality -

Sunday is not the overly loving kind, she is somewhat unresponsive and withdrawn from human interaction, likely due to her unstable upbringing in the racing world. Though she is very intelligent and quick to learn. Relatively laid back, the only times she shows nastiness is when she's in season, and everybody dreads working with her when she is. Always the boss of the paddock, no matter how much taller/bigger her companions are. Obsessive when it comes to jumping, she cuts her lines short and always takes off too early, though despite the risks she takes, her careful technique of rump and leg flicking (almost looks like a buck mid air) keeps her out of trouble. She hates hitting rails, so if she brings one down it can often completely throw her off the rest of the course.

Breeding - Potentially open to a few approved stallions.
Starter Horse.
Offspring - None.

Competition Art -
- Wings of Freedom - 2cp
3rd Place +1 CP

- Years End Event | Jumping - 2cp
1st Place +3 CP

- Years End Event | XC - 2cp
3rd Place +1 CP

- Routahovi Winter Festival - 2cp
- 2nd Place +2cp

Training -
- I will not - 2cp

Extra's:

Total CP: 18cp
3* Horse

Notes -

Sunday didn't make it as a racehorse and was heartlessly discarded as a 4yo, winding up in very careless hands. She faced a future as a baby-factory, though when her first delivery resulted in the death of the foal, she found herself left for 11 months in a paddock without sufficient feed and care. With no longer use for her, the breeder placed her in the local stock sales where she was sold for a measly $200 to the knackery/slaughter house. Amy Glenning purely for the sake of saving a life (and somewhat thoughtlessly/randomly) offered the knackery $400 and was granted the ownership of the underweight and dull mare. Though who would have known that a year later the pocket-rocket thoroughbred was to be one of the best jumping horses the young lady had ever seen?

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image, horse copywrite *Yumpy
left side flat colour lines by ~Blood-Huntress

Description

Show Name - Enchantress
Pet Name - Sunday, Sun
Breed - Thoroughbred
Gender - Mare
Age - 7 years
Height - 15.3 hh
Genotype - Ee/Aa
Color - Bay
Markings - RF Sock, Shoulder Brandings - 0 on Right, Symbol on Left.
Unique Quirk - Very unique jump technique, and always very lean and difficult to put weight on.

Personality -

Sunday is not the overly loving kind, she is somewhat unresponsive and withdrawn from human interaction, likely due to her unstable upbringing in the racing world. Though she is very intelligent and quick to learn. Relatively laid back, the only times she shows nastiness is when she's in season, and everybody dreads working with her when she is. Always the boss of the paddock, no matter how much taller/bigger her companions are. Obsessive when it comes to jumping, she cuts her lines short and always takes off too early, though despite the risks she takes, her careful technique of rump and leg flicking (almost looks like a buck mid air) keeps her out of trouble. She hates hitting rails, so if she brings one down it can often completely throw her off the rest of the course.

Breeding - Potentially open to a few approved stallions.
Starter Horse.
Offspring - None.

Competition Art -
- Wings of Freedom - 2cp
3rd Place +1 CP

- Years End Event | Jumping - 2cp
1st Place +3 CP

- Years End Event | XC - 2cp
3rd Place +1 CP

- Routahovi Winter Festival - 2cp
- 2nd Place +2cp

Training -
- I will not - 2cp

Extra's:

Total CP: 18cp
3* Horse

Notes -

Sunday didn't make it as a racehorse and was heartlessly discarded as a 4yo, winding up in very careless hands. She faced a future as a baby-factory, though when her first delivery resulted in the death of the foal, she found herself left for 11 months in a paddock without sufficient feed and care. With no longer use for her, the breeder placed her in the local stock sales where she was sold for a measly $200 to the knackery/slaughter house. Amy Glenning purely for the sake of saving a life (and somewhat thoughtlessly/randomly) offered the knackery $400 and was granted the ownership of the underweight and dull mare. Though who would have known that a year later the pocket-rocket thoroughbred was to be one of the best jumping horses the young lady had ever seen?

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image, horse copywrite *Yumpy
left side flat colour lines by ~Blood-Huntress