11634 BHR Sweet Candy

Sea-Salt

Leader of the Black River Herd in an island of Spain, this stallion has found an deep love for the salty marsh waters. Receving his name after being born among the salty marsh coast, his love for marsh areas started once he was a week old, and remained. Sea-Salt can often be seen spending his time in the marsh waters, whether its just playing among the swallow waters or grazing the aquatic plants, he still manages to occusanially leave his herd in danger of predators and other stallions. Nonetheless, he has proven time and time again to be always alert and ready to protect by keeping those whom may bring harm to him or his herd mostly at bay. 

Other herds among the island territoes have mixed feelings about the stallion, as he is often decptied as a push over by being overly tenderly to his mares, and gentle with his weaned colts. While others wonder how his overly thick tail exists --- causing rumors to sprout. Some say it came from his love for water, while others think it is a gentetic trait. However, no horse nor reporter seems to exactly know the cause of his tail nor odd personality.