Post by bluejeans on Dec 13, 2009 20:16:28 GMT -5
Name: Tyson Kennedy
Age: 23
Gender: Male
Height: 6'1"
Physical Description: Tyson is of medium height and build. He stands at about 6 feet, and weights 198 lbs. He has light brown hair that comes down to his ears and is usually worn in a shaggy, unkempt manner. He has very bright blue eyes, and a somewhat pale complexion.
Personality: Tyson is a typically nice guy--away from the barn. When he's giving lessons or training, however, he doesn't like to be bothered and can be somewhat quick to a temper. Tyson is somewhat of an elitist--he thinks (no, KNOWS) he's the best. He was raised on a very well-to-do hunter/jumper farm, and knows what a good horse looks like. He loves the buying and selling of horses, as well as judging.
History: Tyson was born an only child to parents Emory and Alex Kennedy. They were the proprietors of the elite Longwood Farm in Culpepper, Virginia. Tyson grew up learning how to ride and train, and started winning blue ribbons at the age of six. He went on into his teens to win the Maclay twice before he turned eighteen. After attending public high school, he went off to college at Virginia Intermont College where he majored in Equine Studies. He is now out of school and wishing to open his own stable.
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Age: 23
Gender: Male
Height: 6'1"
Physical Description: Tyson is of medium height and build. He stands at about 6 feet, and weights 198 lbs. He has light brown hair that comes down to his ears and is usually worn in a shaggy, unkempt manner. He has very bright blue eyes, and a somewhat pale complexion.
Personality: Tyson is a typically nice guy--away from the barn. When he's giving lessons or training, however, he doesn't like to be bothered and can be somewhat quick to a temper. Tyson is somewhat of an elitist--he thinks (no, KNOWS) he's the best. He was raised on a very well-to-do hunter/jumper farm, and knows what a good horse looks like. He loves the buying and selling of horses, as well as judging.
History: Tyson was born an only child to parents Emory and Alex Kennedy. They were the proprietors of the elite Longwood Farm in Culpepper, Virginia. Tyson grew up learning how to ride and train, and started winning blue ribbons at the age of six. He went on into his teens to win the Maclay twice before he turned eighteen. After attending public high school, he went off to college at Virginia Intermont College where he majored in Equine Studies. He is now out of school and wishing to open his own stable.
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