The big blood-red stallion snorted. He was allowed free all the time, since he tore down any stall they put him in-- even cement ones. He snorted, prancing a bit. Full-bred thoroughbred, gorgeous, strong, and wild-- that described him all right. He snorted again, glaring at the other stallion, then galloping into the woods -- Stables

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Subject: The big blood-red stallion snorted. He was allowed free all the time, since he tore down any stall they put him in-- even cement ones. He snorted, prancing a bit. Full-bred thoroughbred, gorgeous, strong, and wild-- that described him all right. He snorted again, glaring at the other stallion, then galloping into the woods

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Date Posted: 16:05:43 04/04/01 Wed
In reply to: Cedar 's message, "*the horse waits until the man has left, then very carefuly pulls the pin out of the door of the pen and walks out*" on 22:37:45 04/02/01 Mon

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*his ears flicked back, he stomped a hoof and snorted, his brown eyes turning to black at the other stallion's approach, he glared at him as he ran out of the stalls, then looked over to his mare, making sure he didnt steal her and went to work at the food* Cedar 17:26:29 04/04/01 Wed

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