

Basic Information
Name: Skye
Show Name: Skylarks Dream
Age: 7
Gender: Female/Mare
Breed: Arabian
Colour/markings: Black with white stockings/socks and blaze.
Relationships
Grandparents: Unknown
Parents – Sire: Skylark
Dam: Day Dreamer
Siblings: None
Crushers: Open!
Crush: Delka (c) Me
Stallion: Delka (c) Me
Foals: None Yet
Friends: Open!
Delka (c) Me
Khalia (c) Me
Atlanta (c) Me
Mocha (c) Me
Personality
Likes: The Herd, Delka, foals
Dislikes: Mean/Rude horses
The Herd:
Herd: Delkato Herd (c) Me
Rank: Mare
History
As a Foal
Skye was born into the show business. Her parents were both well-known show Arabians, and Skye was meant to follow in her parents footsteps and become the next big show horse. As a foal her mother was constantly telling her how to walk and how to hold her head and tail and insisting that she was meant to be perfect.
As a Teen
As Skye became a teenager, she started proper training, and was training for 8 hours every day. She got the point where she didn’t want to train anymore, and just wanted to stay in her paddock, so when the trainers came to get her she would gallop in circles around her paddock so they couldn’t catch her. If they did catch her, then she wouldn’t move. She would stand there with her feet planted firmly in the ground. Before long her trainers and owners couldn’t deal with her anymore and decided to sell her for a large sum of money. When Skye found out about this she decided it was time to escape. Part of her training had been jumping, and so she put her skills to good use and jumped her paddock fence.
As an Adult
Skye joined a couple of different herds during her travels, but always got teased about her fine, delicate figure. After a while she gave up on finding a herd to live in. She lived on her own, travelling from clearing to clearing.
Like usual Skye woke up one day and set off to find another clearing to live in for a few weeks. She travelled through the forest for a few hours until she came to a stream. She took a drink and decided to follow the stream in hope of finding a nice place to stay. She was walking in the shallow water when 3 young foals came rushing out of the bushes and nearly ran into her. They apologised and ran off into the bushes, leaving Skye wondering where they came from, so she trotted after them. She followed their laughed and little whinnies until she came to a large clearing which was home to many other horses and foals. The lead stallion, Delka, saw Skye and greeted her, offering for her to stay in his herd, which she gladly accepted.
Bases (c) Me