Gilt Sparrows - a Fifty Foal Challenge
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Zipper was a very greedy foal, but he was growing so fast that the family gave in and fed him fairly often.
He was soon to start burning the extra energy off, however, as Marabella foaled a lovely, though stripeless filly that Katie named Crimson. In the middle of the night, of course. She had her sire's grey eyes and flaxen tail, but otherwise looked much like her dam.
The foals were a bit unsure of each other at first, but quickly became fast friends.
Wren mixed riding the adult horses with caring for the youngsters, while being busy with school and working at the local Day Spa. Sometimes the corner was a little too popular
She was also learning to cook, while Marcie attempted to make some illicit cash. . .
A very odd family had moved into town - a set of mummies(!) with African equines. Since stripes were the current goal, Everett went over to investigate possible mares for future foals. One of the stallions was remarkably familiar-looking. But Everett's goal was the Wild Jennet filly. She'd need to grow a bit first!
Then Zipper grew up, leaving Crimson the only foal on the farm.
A new stallion to train, with two more mares contracted (though not the jennet quite yet). Flying into the fog!
He was soon to start burning the extra energy off, however, as Marabella foaled a lovely, though stripeless filly that Katie named Crimson. In the middle of the night, of course. She had her sire's grey eyes and flaxen tail, but otherwise looked much like her dam.
The foals were a bit unsure of each other at first, but quickly became fast friends.
Wren mixed riding the adult horses with caring for the youngsters, while being busy with school and working at the local Day Spa. Sometimes the corner was a little too popular
She was also learning to cook, while Marcie attempted to make some illicit cash. . .
A very odd family had moved into town - a set of mummies(!) with African equines. Since stripes were the current goal, Everett went over to investigate possible mares for future foals. One of the stallions was remarkably familiar-looking. But Everett's goal was the Wild Jennet filly. She'd need to grow a bit first!
Then Zipper grew up, leaving Crimson the only foal on the farm.
A new stallion to train, with two more mares contracted (though not the jennet quite yet). Flying into the fog!
