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May I try for #6?

Of course you can, Angel. You really don't have to ask first; just post your entry ^^

Here's my entry I've talked about. N:)

Horse's number: Foal Number 4

False Light
Birth Name: Blood Stain
Name Meaning: a dark discoloration caused by blood
Nicknames: Stain or Bloody by those who know her by her real name, goes by False Light or Light with everyone else
Age: foal
Breed: Draft/American Saddlebred x Mustang


Exterior:
Pelt: Splashed White Blood Bay
Markings: Medicine Hat
Mane/Tail: black with white streak in the mane and white tip to the tail
Eyes: icy blue
Height: matures to 16 hh

Lineage/Relationships:
Sire: unknown mustang stallion
Adoptive Father: Windy Nights (kind of)
Dam: Nightmare
Siblings: too many to count
Other relatives: The Tyrant & Queeny (Grandsire and Grand-dam), Princess (Aunt)

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Stallion: too young
Foals: too young
Herd: Hangs around the Spring Valley Herd, but isn’t officially part of it
Friends: Windy Nights, sympathizes with Rhineland and her siblings
Enemies: her birth mother

Interior:
Personality: A withdrawn, quiet and not very talkative kind of foal. She’s quite flighty, even for a foal, and used to jump at fast movements. Only when she is sure her surroundings and the horses around her are safe, she shows her more forceful and dominant, yet still generally kind side instead of her usual shyness. She can be cold if she wants to be and aggressive or even violent if provoked or, worse, threatened. But despite that, she has a friendly, gentle side to her and hates seeing others hurt for no reason other than personal enjoyment. This character trait was the ultimate reason for her more panic-y attitude.

Likes: being alone or with someone she can trust, water, the Spring Valley, being shown how to play by the other foals, Windy Nights, not thinking about Nightmare, getting what she wants, spring grass

Dislikes: thinking about her birth mother, fast movements, the rapids, being forced to do something she doesn’t want, others being hurt for fun, Nightmare, thunderstorms

Strengths: considerably strong for being a foal, keeping her pain hidden

Weaknesses: she’s flighty and only a foal; can have bursts of rage if provoked


History:
False Light’s story started with a run-in between her mother, the tyrannical Nightmare, and her father, an impressive dark chestnut colored mustang stallion. The stallion was in his prime, tall and powerful in appearance and dominant in behavior. While he had his good sides, he still could be forceful if the situation desired it and didn’t allow anyone to order him around, a trait that attracted the dark mare.
It didn’t take much to lure him away from the herd at the right time and getting the stallion to mate with her. But before he could even attempt to force her into his band, she was gone. He never saw the mare again, neither did he meet their daughter, but after finding out who The Nightmare was, he thought it was for the better.
However, 11 months after the incident, Nightmare gave birth to a healthy, strong-looking blood bay filly. The mare was pleased by her daughter’s appearance. She wasn’t weak or wimpy, and her coloring and pattern made it appear as if blood had been shed and dried on her back, hence the name. And young Blood Stain also wasn’t a shy, timid foal; she showed determination and a strong will, even if it was only to get her milk. Needless to say, Nightmare kept the foal with her.
At first, all was well for both Nightmare and Blood Stain. Nightmare of course wasn’t a loving mother, but she showed herself pleased by the foal’s obedience and eagerness to learn what Nightmare had to teach her.
But much to Nightmare’s dismay, there was still a kind light in Blood Stain’s heart. It started simple, just with the foal asking why Nightmare was hurting others when there was seemingly no point in it. For the reason of wanting to keep the foal for its determination and strong build, Nightmare tried to get rid of Blood Stain’s gentle side by scolding, neglecting and even abusing her whenever she did something – in her mother’s eyes – wrong.
But whatever she did, she didn’t manage to erase that light spot inside the filly’s heart. She just managed to get Blood Stain deathly afraid of her, and whenever the filly could, she kept away from her mother and tried to hide her good deeds. In her mind, doing what her mother did wasn’t right, but still, she was more afraid of being all alone than of staying with the violent mare.
As the months passed, their relationship didn’t get any better. If anything, the situation only got worse. Eventually, one morning Nightmare had enough and gave up on the foal, beating her badly and leaving her to die.
However, Blood Stain didn’t. Bruised and with tears in her eyes, she got up again, unwilling to let her so-called mother take her life like that. She had long-since realized that she had seen the mare in a false light, as her mother had seen her, and fought her first instinct to go finding her mother. She was too afraid of actually getting killed the next time they crossed ways, as her dam had told her.
So, she started wandering aimlessly on her own, avoiding other horses. She didn’t want to be seen like that, but moreover, she was afraid of being harmed. Her mother was pretty much the only one she had had contact with, as they had never joined a herd, and Nightmare had told the filly many horses were just like her.
As luck would have it, the filly found the entrance to the Spring Valley on her wanderings and curiously stepped into it, just wanting to find a place where she could feel sure. She eventually spotted Hotspur’s herd from the distance and quickly backed away to find herself another secure place to graze. But despite the herd not noticing her, one did – Windy Nights, who was once again grazing not to far away from the band.
Curious about the lone foal, the stallion followed her. As soon as Blood Stain noticed this, she tried to make him lose track of her, but the stallion appeared to be determined to reach the filly. Blood Stain was driven forward by her mother’s lies, and ran without looking left or right or paying much attention to her surroundings.
And this way, she somehow managed to not notice the river which crossed the valley.
Bloody seriously thought this was going to be the end of her. The current and the power of the water were too much for her weakened body and before long, she was closed to passing out. But in this situation, Windy’s pursuit came In handy – the stallion, having jumped in after her, pulled the foal out of the water.
When the filly awoke again, she found herself lying next to the stallion, who was eying her intently. It took only moments for the foal to be on her hooves, but she was trembling, dripping wet and still showed the signs of her mother’s abusive behavior towards her. She couldn’t even manage to run away anymore.
With a calm, soothing voice Windy Nights tried to reassure her, telling her he wasn’t going to harm her – otherwise he wouldn’t have made the effort to rescue her – and asking her for her name. As tired as she was, Blood Stain didn’t want to introduce herself with the name her mother had given her, and changed her name to False Light in that very moment.
She felt oddly safe in Windy’s presence, and the stallion offered her security and comfort. He asked her where her parents were, but she just said that she had never known her father and didn’t want to go back to her mother. Seeing her injuries, Windy could think his part.
In the following weeks, the foal formed a close bond to the stallion, who didn’t really mind her company. Sure, it bothered him that he knew little to nothing about her past, but he guessed she would tell him when she was ready. And Light finally started feeling safe again, being sure her newfound friend and father figure would protect her should they come across their mother again. She even met Hotspur’s herd and played with his foals after some hesitation, but rejected the palomino stallion’s offer to join his herd.
At the moment, she’s still staying with her adoptive father and tries forgetting about what had happened to her in the past.

RTS: her mother is an enemy of the Cimarron Herd, her friend and adoptive father Windy Nights is Strider’s son


Note: Feathervenom is informed about her connection to Windy Nights and doesn't mind.

Congratulations, MyLittleWorld. Foal No. 4 is now yours ^^

New adoptable:

Horse Number 7



This mare is a grulla, with a white/bald face, sock and blue eyes

May I try for horse 03, 04, 07 and foal 04 I checked your list of adopted off characters and these were not on there and they all fit some characters I've created

Gonna try for tge buttermilk buckskin she is lovely!@

Gonna try for tge buttermilk buckskin she is lovely!@

Sorry Acorn, the buttermilk buckskin has already been adopted. And Esperanza, foal 4 has been adopted too.

Horses 2, 3, 4, 6 and 7, and foals 1, 2 and 3 are all still available.

And you don't have to ask before applying; just submit your application form.

Tryin' for this mare, she's drop-dead gorgeous.

I'll post a bio soon!

Are any still available?

Please, take a better look at the previous posts.

Horse's Number: Two

Name: Smokey Night Star

Age: Depends

Breed: Mustang

Gender: Female

Coat: Minimal tobiano black/blue roan

Sire: Unknown

Dam: Unknown

Siblings: Unknown

Mate: Open (if I get her)

Foals: Open for one (if I get her)

Personality: A careful and wise mare who is caring a loving too. She is loyal as well, but can be quick-tempered, but she likes peace and quiet.

Likes: The night but also sunny weather, being listened to, the woods, foals

Dislikes: Being bossed herself, being offended, foals being bullied, rainy weather, lightning,

History: Smokey Night Star was Alma’s best friend. But when Alma took charge of the herd, she didn’t notice her as much. Though, Smokey was a great help when Alma had trouble. She helped her take care of her filly, Esperanza, and the other foals of the herd.

Then came a harsh winter. Alma tried encouraging the herd to go on, but Smokey along with many others were scared. Smokey knew this was strange for herself, who was normally wise and careful. But she was thinking of staying behind and letting the herd move on without her. But Alma didn’t want to let her die and tried convincing her to come with. But as Smokey was quick-tempered, she angrily galloped away as Alma spoke sternly with her. She felt her best friend should not speak to her like that. But then she realised, as she ran through the woods, that this had been her most foolish act she’d done in her life. She’d never been like this before, and as much as she wanted to go back to Alma and say sorry, she was going to go on her own to punish herself. But as she went on she thought herself foolish again. How could she survive out here? She decided to go back to Alma, but when she got there, she had already left.
Smokey followed the prints in the snow, but she often got lost. One day she collapsed as she was starving, but after a few minutes she was found by another mare. The mare was one of Alma’s who had been lagging behind. Now, she thought she heard something and turned back and found Smokey. She called Alma to come and Alma was happy to see her friend again and encouraged her to go on very much.

As winter ended, they found some land and soon joined another herd. Yet, Smokey was not quite satisfied. By now many mares had foals, but she hadn’t any

Because I'm sisters with Yearoo, sometimes she's still logged in when I say something. So on this topic when it says, 'Yearoo,' that is actaully me

Congratulations, Sofi! Horse No. 2 is now yours ^^