Troy

General

Birthname:  Troy         Nickname: None

Age: Varies          Height: 15.2 hh

Breed: American Mustang

Theme song: Misery - Maroon 5

Voice: Bruno Campos

Appearance

Pelt Color: Cremello        Mane/Tail Color: White

Hoof Color: Light Gray        Eye Color: Light Blue

Special Features: Light Pink Nose and Eyelids // Short Mane but Long Forelocks

Relationships

Sire: Bruno          Dam: Annie

Half/Siblings: Many unknown          Other relations: None

Love Interest(s): None        Mate: None

Foals: None         Herd: None

Personal

    Personality: Troy likes to have high expectations for himself and tends to push his limits by a lot. He wants to be perfect at the things he does and won't give up until he perfects his art. Raised in the cavalry, he was disciplined daily and couldn't always play with the other foals. They had to learn how to be obedient at a young age and weren't always given time for themselves, which is one of the reasons why he isn't a very playful stallion. Although he seems quite stuck-up at times, the cremello stallion is very friendly, but serious. He doesn't like getting caught off guard and show his soft sides, even when it seems like he wouldn't be in trouble at all. Overall, he can come off as misunderstood, but he just doesn't like showing any weak spots. He's the type of stallion that likes to be in charge and lead the way.

History:
0 year old - 12 months old || Troy was born in the cavalry to one of the broodmares. His father had a tight friendship with Granite's father, so they had introduced both foals to each other one day. They would usually make noise in the stalls at night, constantly giggling and causing annoyance among the other horses who were trying to sleep. Every once in a while,  they would watch the older horses prepare themselves for training and ride out of the cavalry camp. Granite and Troy looked up to them greatly and were very excited, knowing that one day, both of them would be doing the same.

1 year old - 2 years old || Finally, Troy was old enough to train his build and join the others. Ever since he was a foal, he wanted this with his close friend, Granite. He trained himself extremely hard and pushed his limits for the people to show that he was great. Though one day, Troy lost all his motivation when he found out his mother was going to be sent to another camp. He was very close to her and hearing this affected him deeply which prevented him from training properly. The people in the cavalry understood this kind of behavior, however they didn't want him to take a break and as a punishment, they tied him up in the corral for a few days, denying him company. They weren't going for extreme punishments, since they cared for their own horses and wouldn't want to scar them. Troy recovered from the pain he went through and has only grown stronger from it.

3 years old & up || Troy was now part of the bigger groups, always sticking close to Granite, the colonel and his own rider. He felt honored and was obedient to every order he recieved. When he saw the people carrying Spirit into their camp, he grew curious about him and watched the buckskin stallion fighting for his freedom. All Troy could do was smirk, knowing that all this fighting would go to waste for him, until a few days later, he saw the wild stallion disappear which shocked him. He had never seen anything like this before. Soon, Granite told him about the plans the colonel had. They were determined about plotting their revenge on the Lakota boy, Little Creek, who was one of the reasons why most of the horses escaped the camp when Spirit did. He joined the cavalry's journey to destroy Little Creek's home and give the Lakota's what they deserved. Finally after the whole 'Spirit story' ended, things got to normal and there wasn't as much stress going on in the camp. He's still accompanied by Granite and is currently his best friend.

Spirit's Relation: He lives in the cavalry camp where Spirit was sent to and helped them destroy Little Creek and Rain's tribe.

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