Enchantress

Show Name - Enchantress
Pet Name - Sunday, Sun
Breed - Thoroughbred (Australian Bred)
Gender - Mare
Age - 8 years
Height - 15.3 hh
Genotype - Ee/Aa
Color - Bay
Markings - RF Sock, Shoulder Brandings - 0 on Right, Symbol on Left.
Unique Quirk - Very unique jump technique, and always very lean and difficult to put weight on.

Personality - 

Divinely lovable and yet no sweetheart, a humbling mare with no less than the athletic spirit of a true thoroughbred. There is nothing truly spectacular about Sunday upon first glimpse - or tenth, however the true talent that beams from within a discarded racehorse is only really evident beneath the saddle. With wits and trainability second to few, this unsuspecting pocket-rocket is always the first to shock unsuspecting unbelievers. 

Breeding - Potentially open to a approved stallions.
Starter Horse.
Offspring - 

- Araluen
Australian WB Colt

- Tuesday
Thoroughbred Filly

Competition Art -

- Wings of Freedom - 2cp | 3rp
3rd Place +1 CP | +1 RP

- Years End Event | Jumping - 2cp | 3rp
1st Place +3 CP | + 3 RP

- Years End Event | XC - 2cp | 3rp
3rd Place +1 CP | +1 RP

- Routahovi Winter Festival - 2cp | 3rp
- 2nd Place +2cp | +2rp

- Generations Show - 2cp | 3rp
2nd Place + 2cp | + 2rp

- Darlings - 0.5cp | 0.5cp
2nd Place + 2cp | +2cp

- Irish Jubilee - 2cp | 1rp
Unjudged

Training - 

- I will not - 2cp | 2rp

- Sunday Morning - 4cp | 4rp
- Sketches  - 0cp | 0rp
- Enchantress - 0cp | 0rp

 


Extra's:

- Enchantress 
- Old Reference +1cp | +0.5rp
- Araluen
Recreational Image +0.5cp | +1rp
- This way comes...
Breeding Image +1cp | +2rp

- Our Sunday Best
Breeding Image +1cp | +2rp

- Mother and Son
Recreational Image +0cp | +0rp
- Like Mama Like Daughter
Recreational Image +0cp | +0rp

Total CP: 34cp
3* Horse


Total RP: 37rp
4* Horse


Notes - 

Sunday didn't make it as a racehorse and was heartlessly discarded as a 4yo, winding up in very careless hands. She faced a future as a baby-factory, though when her first delivery resulted in the death of the foal, she found herself left for 11 months in a paddock without sufficient feed and care. With no longer use for her, the breeder placed her in the local stock sales where she was sold for a measly $200 to the knackery/slaughter house. Amy Glenning purely for the sake of saving a life (and somewhat thoughtlessly/randomly) offered the knackery $400 and was granted the ownership of the underweight and dull mare. Though who would have known that a year later the pocket-rocket thoroughbred was to be one of the best jumping horses the young lady had ever seen? 

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