-- all the calmity . « Thread Started on Jul 20, 2009, 3:22pm »
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registered name , lady roma barn name , roma, romie age , seven gender , female, mare breed , belgian warmblood color , grey, light dapling personality , Roma is a fantastic mare that happens to be Nora's pride and joy, after her daughter of course. The tall mare is an easy ride with a soft mouth, the sort of horse the instructor would not hesitate to allow a student to ride if neccessary. She's a social mare with the other horses and has an overall supurb temperment and a lot of go. discipline, eventer with serious grand prix potential in both arenas. short history , Roma was oddly enough a gift of sorts from Nora's ex-boyfriend that she has done most all of the training with, hence her very obvious love of the mare. The grey is the only reason Nora went back to competition, and they are very clearly in sync.
Re: -- all the calmity . « Reply #1 on Jul 20, 2009, 3:23pm »
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registered name , bronze man barn name , joe, joey age , three years old gender , male, gelding breed , thoroughbred color , bay, left hind pastern personality , For a thoroughbred, Joe is a very quiet boy. He's always got his nose up in your hair or bumping your shoulder, but this isn't to say he is out of control and unruly, in fact he is quite well trained and wants to please. He does however have that typical elegance that you see with thoroughbreds and the usual suppleness and active nature. discipline, Joe is currently a green prospect. short history , At only three years of age, there isn't much to tell with Joe. He was born to race, a descendent of Northern Dancer, Quick Touch, and Count Fleet, and was broken at two years of age. He raced as a two year old and for part of his three year old season as a claimer before being retired with a bone crack in his left hind leg. Nora ended up finding him at auction, picking him up cheap for just over six hundred dollars. She's had him for a few months now, but only recently has he been cleared for riding on the flat, and the young instructor is rather excited to get on his back for the first time.
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