Basic Information

Rain is a paint mare who plays a fairly large part in the film. Her owner is the Lakota Indian, Little Creek (with whom she has a close bond), before she joins Spirit's herd. In the book ''Spirit of the West: Sierra'' Rain is named after the rain that begins to fall as soon as she first stands up.
 
Featured In: "Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron" film, and book of same name (by Kathleen Duey); The ''Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron - Forever Free'' game,'' other books, games, etc. of the franchise (including ''A Friend in Rain''); ''Spirit of the West: Sierra'' book.

Species: horse (unknown breed)

Appearance: a well-built horse, quite fine, and less angular than Spirit and his herd; her nose is concave (''Roman''); she is a chestnut tobiano with a flaxen mane and tail, dark-rimmed ears and blue eyes; in her mane she wears (throughout most of the film before she becomes part of Spirit's herd) a black-and-white feather.

Personality: stubborn, protective towrads her friends and family, brave, clever and kind.

Relations: Spirit (mate), Esperanza (mother-in-law), Strider (father-in-law), Storm (father), Sierra (mother), Raphael (maternal grandfather), Bonita (maternal grandmother)

Friends: Little Creek, the Lakota Indians

Foes: The Colonel, the Cavalry

Picture Gallery
 

After being shot in the shoulder, Rain falls into the river . . .


Spirit and Rain

Rain from the game "Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron, Forever Free"