I'm currently collecting my trophies - colour, GA, 5th Element, divines, you name it, I'm searching for it. If I see any rare coats or anything I need and it's not ridiculously priced I usually buy it on the spot (feel free to take advantage of this lmao). My breeding farm Broods is for raising my stallions and coat trophy broodmares, as well as housing my breeding affix horses. I'm also currently chasing Wandering Spirit coats from every series except for Urban Legends, Originals, Unicorns and Historical, as well as Balios and Sleipnir divines. 

I used to help out new players, players without passes or enough equus ect. However a few people have taken advantage of me so I will no longer accept random friend requests, sell my horses far less than they're worth, let people 'borrow' mares ect. 

I'm not a particularly competitive player so doing nice things for others used to be cool, but not when I'm treated badly and with dishonesty and disrespect. 

Anything in my Propaganda tab is FOR SALE. Anything with a number or generic name is up for negotiation. If it's not in there, or has an actual name, please don't bother asking because the answer is no. The majority of my horses are placeholders for two or more trophies. If something is actually in sales for once (I rarely put them in lol, I'm lazy), it is ALWAYS negotiable. No matter if it says so or not. If you think it's not a fair price or if you would like to pay a bit less, message and we can work something out.

I am an adult player! I used to play when I was much younger however always gave up. It's quite daunting to start and see all the other players so far ahead! But I'm back. I'm in university studying to be a social worker. I live in southeast QLD in a small town but I love the cold, and I'm hoping wherever I settle it will be much colder than where I grew up. I'm quite solitary and shy, which makes me an expert bingewatcher and very fast reader. 

In real life, I've been riding for over 8 years. As I don't have a horse of my own, I owe alot to the school horses of the world. In particular - Reggie, who taught me to love horses without needing to ride them or control them; Gus, a grumpy old man in a young horse's body who I would trust with my life; Toni, who taught me about green horses and hot horses; Paris, who taught me why I should fear falling (and many, many more). 

I used to be an extremely confident rider - I had fallen many times before (and received bad bruises and scrapes), however in early 2020 a 17.2 hand 3-year-old draft cross bolted on me. I ended up in hospital unable to walk without intense pain meds. I have been an anxious mess on top of a horse ever since. I'm sure this a common experience. 

Horses - and the people who surround them, have taught me so much. I owe them so much.