

Name: Dumbledore (from Harry Potter) Or Ghost Horse because of his light color.
Breed: Percheron.
Age: 25 (at death)
Crush/Mate: None.
Foals: None.
Herd/Group: None.
Relations:
Spirit: Spirit freed him when he worked on the train and knows him.
Colors: Light gray, and extremely light gray.
Family: Died.
Likes: Watching other other horses, his home in the mountains.
Dislikes: Mountain lions.
Personality: Someone you can count on, honest, polite, kind, brave, never scared, respectful, never mean, harm hearted.
Biography: He was born in a herd called "The mountain herd". He was born in below the mountains. As he aged he became deaf, he would talk, talk in sign . At the age of 5 he moved away from the herd and lived in the mountains. At the age of 10 he moved back down the mountains. He got caught by the white men, and they made him pull the large train. He pulled it a long way, when Spirit freed the horses, he ran as fast as he could back to his beautiful mountain home. He lived in the mountains watching over the other mountain horses, and fighting off mountain lions. When new white men travel up the mountains, when they see Dumbledore, they run in fear, they don't think he's a horse, they think he's a ghost because of his almost white color.
One night, the horrible storm came to the mountains, Dumbledore climbed a cliff and reared repeatedly. He climbed to a high peak and reared, striking at the sky and slaming his hooves, he felt angry and rage grow inside of him, he couldn't take it and let out a long, loud scream with out knowing. Lighting struk the peak he was on and the rock gave way, falling down the peak, bring Dumbledore with them. Dumbledore tumbled down, rocks falling on his and hitting him, he slamed to the ground rocks tumbling on him, his last breath he looked up at his beautiful mountain home, and breath in the sweet mountain air, as he past away. He still romes his mountain home never to leave... never to give up....
Lineart (c) Sofiel
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