Name: Chitsa (by Native Americans)

Birth:     Spring of 1877 in the Wild

Gender:     Mare

Breed:     American Mustang 

Parents:     ???  (??? x ???) x ??? (??? and ???)

(Full) Siblings:     Leotie 

Color:     Dapple Grey (baby blue eyes)

Height: 14.2 hh

Face Markings: snip (it's actually a stripe but she's all white so you can only see the snip)

Leg markings: 4 socks

Build: Small in size but built pretty average... has a thicker neck since she has a bit of Spanish mustang in her as well.

Stallion/ Crush: 

Foals:

Personality: Very soft-spoken but has a very strong mind. Chitsa is also very determined but always keeps herself in check. Her responsibility and caring nature will make her a good mother one day. It's very hard for her to get angry.

Likes: Foals, freedom, not being pushed around

Dislikes: The calvary, the Colonel, any human who's not a Native American, not many other things.

History: Chitsa was born at another tribe but was traded to the Lakota as a peace offering. There, she fell in love with a young, courteous stallion who lived there.

     Before they could have a foal of their own though, the Calvary attacked and rounded up any mustangs and other runaway Indian horses they could find and held them in a giant pen (this was actually done back then to take away the Native American's strength by killing their horses). Chitsa's stallion broke through the fence along with Chitsa's help and almost all escaped except for Chitsa's stallion who was shot and killed. Chitsa continued on, leading the others into unknown territory. A lot was expected out of her since most thought she herself had freed the others, so she's rarely alone, but she absolutely refuses to find someone else to fall in love with.

     After travelling on her own for a bit, she returns back to her original tribe and finds it in the same state as the Lakota. Thankfully for Chitsa, her older sister Leotie seemed to be taking care of the situation with the cavalry. 

Relation to Spirit: Born in the Lakota tribe and raised by them and was held by the Colonel and his men.