Post by E! on Nov 4, 2011 12:49:55 GMT
Name: Kinta "Laughter"
Species: Brumby
Gender: Female
Age: 2
Appearance: Slender and delicate like her mother, Kinta has inherited her sires strange colouring, though received a lighter tone. Her body is well proportioned, with a slightly longer, thinner look to her than usual. With deep brown eyes, wide and expressive like her mothers, framed with thick brown lashes. Her mane and tail are darker than the rest of her, being a smoky grey. Her coat is a grulla overo.
Personality: Somehow, Kinta has gotten away with being very different to her mother. Instead of being nervous and quiet, Kinta has a very bright, curious nature. She can often be found searching out new, interesting things. She won't stand back and allow her opinion to be overlooked, and can be a little too vocal when it comes to things. She isnt particularily interested in love, rather thinks she will enjoy life as it occurs - instead of looking to the future.
History:
Genes: Ee/aa/Dd/SBsb/Oo
Extra Comments: Daughter of Wirinun and Alkira.
Species: Brumby
Gender: Female
Age: 2
Appearance: Slender and delicate like her mother, Kinta has inherited her sires strange colouring, though received a lighter tone. Her body is well proportioned, with a slightly longer, thinner look to her than usual. With deep brown eyes, wide and expressive like her mothers, framed with thick brown lashes. Her mane and tail are darker than the rest of her, being a smoky grey. Her coat is a grulla overo.
Personality: Somehow, Kinta has gotten away with being very different to her mother. Instead of being nervous and quiet, Kinta has a very bright, curious nature. She can often be found searching out new, interesting things. She won't stand back and allow her opinion to be overlooked, and can be a little too vocal when it comes to things. She isnt particularily interested in love, rather thinks she will enjoy life as it occurs - instead of looking to the future.
History:
Genes: Ee/aa/Dd/SBsb/Oo
Extra Comments: Daughter of Wirinun and Alkira.
