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General

 

Name: Running Water

Age: Depending

Gender: Female 

Breed: Parts Mustang, Paint and Canadian Cutting Horse

Likes: Foals, flowers, going for walks in forests, helping other horses and frolicking in meadows.

Dislikes: Shouting, nasty horses, killing and violence.

Most likely to say: Lets go for a walk!

 

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Hopes & Wishes  

      

Wishes to: Make the world a peaceful place.

Needs to: Find someone else to lead the Panthera herd.

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Relations 

 

Father: Pantha    

Mother: Treacle

Siblings: Cascade 

Foals: None for now

Mate: Teardrop

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Can/Can't

 

She can: Frolic and jump 

But she can't: Shout, kill and fight 

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 Personality

 

she is quiet, peaceful, very shy, small and petite little horse, who doesn't like fights or shouting. 

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 History

 

Running Water was born in the Panthera Herd. She was smaller than the other foals and was constantly laughed at by them. She didn't mind this because the older horses admired her and said she was darling and cute.

 

Running Water grew up to be a very small horse but she was strong and quite muscular. She was Pantha's pride and joy, for she was his first foal. She was taught by her mother to be polite, kind and good-mannered.

 

Pantha told her that she would possibly lead the Panthera Herd after him. She didn't like the sound of being in charge of lots of horses; but if she had too, Running Water decided, she would.

 

She hoped another horse would turn up with the proficiency to lead the Panthera herd, instead of her. Then a new horse came to the Panthera herd; he asked if he could join. The horse's name was Neero. 

Pantha asked him if he would like to be his second in command, Neero happily agreed.  

 

Running Water was pleased to hear that Neero was going to lead the herd after Pantha and continued  to play and frolic with the young foals in the meadows and grassy fields, and occasionally took them all for long walks in the forest.

She now still lives in the Panthera herd excitedly waiting for wanderers or travelers who would want to join their herd.

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