Is it...
A. This red dun Missouri Fox Trotter with a surprisingly light mane?
B. This stealthy dapple gray Shire?
C. This piebald Argentine Polo Pony who dared approach a Dwobbit dwelling? (She really did choose to be there - she wasn't fluted.)
D. This ocean-loving light brown Irish Draught?
The
answer
is
D! Felicity and Vivaldi fluted her on Dumbbell Isle, our first +6/6er from that island. That makes two browns in a row!
She's the most common color of the bunch (of course), but she's about as pretty as browns get. Her points are such a deep chocolate that she almost looks like a bay. She has adorable markings, including a star, a snip that shouldn't be there according to her Gen Markings, and a short sock with a dark spot just like Palladium's!
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| Pal |
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| Galena |
We've now captured 3 +6/6 Irish Draughts. That means we've captured more +6/6 Irish Draughts than any other breed! <3 This mare has the highest stats of the 3, an impressive +82! She's a keeper for sure!
Still curious about the other three mares we've recently caught? Here they are:
As gorgeous as she is, it's kind of a relief that her stats don't make the cut. Two dictators in the herd is plenty! Her profile also makes it more understandable why her avatar's mane is so light. I love the two-tone effect some dun horses' manes get!
Aw, aren't ginormous Shires great? Her avatar is pretty great too. Here's a better look at what that tree was hiding:
Since we don't have any Argentine Polo Ponies in the herd yet and since this one is a pinto besides, I was really hoping she'd have herd-worthy stats when she caught her. No such luck.
Really, though, one +6/6er is plenty for right now, especially since Bethany is so adamant about that definitely not +6/6 Florida Cracker mare she's already calling Coquina. *Sighs*
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