Post by Serenade on Jul 12, 2010 12:05:26 GMT -5
CLICK
Name: Mason
Show Name: Stone Mason
Age: 2 years
Gender: Gelding
Breed: Paint horse
Height: 15.2hh
Physical Description: Mason is about average height and weight for a paint, though his coloring is greatly unusual. His limbs are clean and long, and his body is sturdy and strong. His mane and tail are dark and thick and long. His head and nape are a dark grulla color, though most of his body is white, with only one or two other dark grulla patches.
Personality: Talk about in your pocket! Mason will follow you anywhere, lead or no lead. Quite often if you are standing next to him, he will happily just lean on you, wanting constant contact. He is certainly not a "guard horse", and if you give him any kind of treat, he is your best friend for life. He loves company, horse, human or any kind of animal.
History: His mother was a pet horse, and her owners bred her only once. Mason's father was a champion stud of unusual coloring, and his mother was an average love-bug paint. His owners had a daughter, and he was destined to be her show/companion horse, and she was the one who was going to train him. But once he grew from adorable little colt to frisky two year old, times grew tough and they sold him, as they were more attached to his mother and he would fetch a better price.
Discipline: Basic Western, needs more training
Name: Mason
Show Name: Stone Mason
Age: 2 years
Gender: Gelding
Breed: Paint horse
Height: 15.2hh
Physical Description: Mason is about average height and weight for a paint, though his coloring is greatly unusual. His limbs are clean and long, and his body is sturdy and strong. His mane and tail are dark and thick and long. His head and nape are a dark grulla color, though most of his body is white, with only one or two other dark grulla patches.
Personality: Talk about in your pocket! Mason will follow you anywhere, lead or no lead. Quite often if you are standing next to him, he will happily just lean on you, wanting constant contact. He is certainly not a "guard horse", and if you give him any kind of treat, he is your best friend for life. He loves company, horse, human or any kind of animal.
History: His mother was a pet horse, and her owners bred her only once. Mason's father was a champion stud of unusual coloring, and his mother was an average love-bug paint. His owners had a daughter, and he was destined to be her show/companion horse, and she was the one who was going to train him. But once he grew from adorable little colt to frisky two year old, times grew tough and they sold him, as they were more attached to his mother and he would fetch a better price.
Discipline: Basic Western, needs more training
