-- I am going to make my mare in a herd for a short time before she becomes a loner....
A m e r i c a
The palomino mare lead mare looked around the small herd. Texas, her band stallion, was no where in sight, probably had gotten lost. Her rare blue eyes glared at Autumn, a young mare Texas had let join. The sun beat down on the mare`s back, slowly making her doze off. The sound of squealing stallions came to her ears, making her want to investigate. Her ears perked up as she made her way across the rushing river, and to the forest. America laid eyes on a Buckskin stallion who looked ready to kill. Her ear pinned, and she took off. Her small agile body carried her long distances, over dunes, mountains, and even dry deserts. Her ears remained pinned as she sent the band of 4 on their way, before the large buckskin stallion got them to. Her back hooves came up to his face, kicking him with force. Her front legs stumbled, and she whinnied for help.
The wind raced through her flaxen mane and tail, giving no use to the mare what so ever. Bites came upon the stallion as she tried to turn, only back firing on the beautiful mare. She whinnied fearfully, hoping to get away. Her nostrils flared, showing signs of the mare begining to tire. Her legs shook, wanting her to give in. Her palomino body tensed as she kicked again, kicking him square in the face. The buckskin stallion went down, giving up as America raced away, back to the dry forest. Her nostrils flared, breathing heavily as she tried to gain breath as she slowed to a walk. Her ears remained pinned, and she bit every animal passing by. A few hours later, she found a actual lush piece of grass, and laid down. Her stomach growled painfully, but she ignored it. She whickered aoftly, leaning back into a full laying postion. Could this day get any worse? Not only did her herd leave, but she failed Texas.
H o t A u g u s t N i g h t s
The chestnut overo mare snorted softly, walking across a rushing river that was drying up, and was pretty much one of the only water sourced in the mustangs` territory. Her hazel eyes looked around the dried up plains, looking for something to do. The rays of sun beamed down, blinding the mare temporarily. Once her eyes adjusted to the evening sun, she looked around. Nothing interesting came to sight, so August walked on to the river once more.