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Eternarabians
9 deviations
Flower Dapples
41 deviations
Fruitpires
6 deviations
Imponi
10 deviations
Koiformers
3 deviations
The Lompat Breed
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Alrighty, as i'm having no success with making a breedsheet, I will instead be writing all the info in this journal. If anyone has any questions, please feel free to ask :]
+++ THE BREED REGISTRY+++
Introduction:
Also known as the East-Asian Jumper, these horses are renowned for their incredible jumping skills. There are 2 types of Lompats - the Type-A strain, and the Type-B. They both share common aspects, such as the ability to Jump nd some colours, but they differ slightly in small aspects of their appearance. In the wild, the two types live together in harmony, though the alph
Lompats
35 deviations
Lustre Unicorns
6 deviations
Mimsy-Porpingtons
34 deviations
Literature
The Morawari
----- Behaviour
The Morawari as a breed are rather vain, and very invested in their appearances. Both male and female Morawari will preen endlessly to keep themselves in tip-top shape so as to turn heads. Failure to attend to their appearances or show off is a serious sign of depression in an adult Morawari, and it should be investigated immediately.
Males are generally rather hot-headed and quarrelsome, notorious for getting into countless squabbles with their counterparts. They get into little tiffs every few minutes, however their testiness never lasts very long, and they forgive and forget easily. Unlike most stallions, they are surpris
Morawari
20 deviations
Pontianaks
8 deviations
Scarf Ponies
6 deviations
Shereuli
18 deviations
Snjorstur
21 deviations
Spavians
45 deviations
Spectre Gene
5 deviations
Starry Overos
54 deviations
TF-Horses
7 deviations
Uglies
11 deviations
Zest Gene
8 deviations
Crosses
28 deviations
Discontinued or Moved
35 deviations
To-be-sorted
6 deviations
