Name: Russian Tango
Gender: Female
Age: 3 years
Breed: Friesian Sport Horse (morgan, friesian, arabian, andalusian), American Paint, Thoroughbred
Height: 15.1 hhs
Colour: Slate Grulla with Reverse Brindle
Coat Genetics: EE/aa/DD
Eyes: green

Personality: Tango is a sweet girl, one that takes life for what life gives her. She has a strong heart and loves to laugh and have fun. She's not the sort to focus on the worst, preferring to stay positive. But she also has some problems, her biggest being her fears, which can leave her immobilized. She doesn't like violence either, and though she doesn't opening disapproving of anyone who uses it, she does dislike the fact others only use violence. She can understand it is needed some times, but over expressing it is a big turn off for this gal. However don't assume that means she won't act upon that. She has a fiery side that shows a lot in the way she laughs and plays with other, liking a good challenge, and loving to enjoy seeing others respond to her own fun with fire and laughter. She doesn't like meek and quiet, she likes challenging and adventure.

History: This young mare was born to two loner sort of equine, Denial, and Dreadnaught. While the two where loving, nurturing parents, they didn't let their daughter out to explore often, preferring to have her stay close to home, protected, though that didn't mean she snuck off which is how she met her grandmother-like figure, Ashday. Ashday, a spanish speaking old mare was the one who taught the young filly to speak Spanish, teaching it to the filly long before she'd been willing to speak at all (as she had spent her first few months refusing to say a word, not seeing a point when body language speaks well enough.) And so when she did begin to speak, it was often in spanish, or with Ashday's spanish accent, english coming second.

However she wouldn't alway stay with her mother and father, why should see, so she left her parents when she was two, taking her time in wandering through the world before she finally found her way to this land and is now enjoying a freedom life, despite the fact she feels completely lost and unsure of herself with out someone close by to follow the lead of, and thus she's already searching for a new home, ready to find a new herd where she can belong. So . . . Vamos, vamos. Vamos a ver qué se puede hacer Tango.

Referred by: Told ya before - Stormie.

You're accepted!

Sorry but there is no agouti gene in the Grulla, we just need the EE//DD

actually, i hate to be the member who says something different but aa shows that there is no red factor acting upon the coat, so that it's not active. EE/aa/DD is technically the correct form of a Grulla. aa is needed, as all coat colors have either AA, Aa, or aa, but with black based horses the have no red acting on them so the aa represents the lack of the agouti gene. This site explains it better, if you skip down to the step by step genetics.

I understand that entirely, but when you breed her just be sure to not have the aa, so that way it doesn't confuse whatever staff does it. Moving back to accepted