Black mare with white and gray speckles and occasional white splotches, a snip on her nose, she is gentle and loves sugar cubes

Clafoutis

Clafoutis is a flaxen liver chestnut snowcap stallion, roaming the Nevada lands with his mares. He has great speed and wits, so he can outrun anything that tried. (Aka, many blm people who’ve tried to catch him.)
Many other stallions have tried to take his herd, because Clafoutis is small and kinda dainty, but they’ve failed.
Clafoutis got his name from a short 12 year old French girl, who’s an orphan and lives by herself in Nevada, watching the wild horses all day. She once got close enough to Clafoutis to touch him, but when she said “hi” she scared him with her very heavy French accent.

Next name: Giggles

Giggles is a two-month old colt. He's a sandy bay, with a white star and one white sock. He was born on a small property in the countryside, after his dam escaped through a broken fence and got frisky with the neighbour's stallion.
Giggles is excitable and energetic, with boundless energy that has him racing laps around his unamused dam. Giggles is adored by the three kids that live on the property, who play tag with him until they're all worn out, then they collapse in the grasses to snooze together. It was the kids that named him. When him and the kids are all older, he'll probably become a riding horse for them.

Next name: Extra Large Pepperoni Pizza

Extra Large Pepperoni Pizza (Pepsi) is a sorrel Irish Sport Horse gelding. He's 17.3 hands. He has no white on his legs or body except for a small star on his face. This flashy gelding is a complete gentle giant and loves getting pampered. He's 16 years old and from the moment he opened his eyes, it was crystal clear that he was gonna make it big time in show jumping. These plans were going to be followed through up until a minor injury when he was 5 that prevented him from doing pretty much anything. Not having enough space for a non rideable horse, he was sold off to a small western farm in Louisiana. When he turned 7, the vet allowed the new owners to start getting him back into light riding. After a few months of work, it was clear that Pepsi didn't enjoy western. The owners had some stored up jumps and an old English saddle and decided to try jumping him. After they jumped him a little bit, it was obvious that he loved jumping. Not knowing anything about jumping, his owners reached out to his old owner and asked if they would buy him back. After two months, Pepsi was transferred back to his old barn in South Carolina. They began jumping him more and more, his previous injury pretty much disappeared into thin air. When he turned 13, he was entered into his first Grand Prix. He's a great horse who loves jumping, and he can jump huge too! His owners plan on keeping him for good this time.

Next name: Cosmic Brownie (going on with the food theme hehe)

dully is a mix breed i rode when i was 12-To 14 i cant see her no more she was a English saddle mare when i learned English once and i never rode dull since then idk where she is now days

no one left a name! what about.... Citrine?

Citrine is a bright chestnut mare. She's mixed breed, predominantly Hanoverian. She used to work at a riding school for kids, until a failed jump left her with a bad shoulder injury. Although she's since recovered completely, she still has phantom pains from it and refuses to be ridden again. She's since retired to the riding school's pasture, where kids are taught the basics of brushing and mane care with her. She loves all the pampering.

Next Name:
The Captain

The Captain? Oh that's a great one! um, bight bay stallion long mane narrow white blaze,
lives in the wild of nz, runs with many mares all of which have had at least two foals to him!

Piper

also if anyone wants a two-for what about caramello?

Well obviously Piper is an older unflappable shaggy but dignified sorral highland pony who takes no guff but is very honest but in his work, as long as his rider knows their job half as well as he knows his.

Tsunami?

Tsunami (Tsunami Song) is a very light smoky cream (an almost white color, EE and CrCr). She is a 16.1 registered AES mare, her pedigree mainly consisting of KWPNs and BWPs. She has a thin blaze (near the brink of being a stripe) and tall socks on all of her legs (which are very hard to see at first glance because of how light her coat is). She was a trained hunter at her previous barn (where she was bred and raised) but when she turned 7 she was sold off to a very prestigious dressage barn for $70,000, as the breeders had believed she lost her jumping charm. Since then, she was trained in dressage and much less in hunters. When she turned 11, she was entered in her first dressage show. The judges were astounded at her grace of flair and movement, she instantly became a star for all of the local barns and riding facilities. After a long few years of showing (and winning) she had a countrywide name made for herself. Her career came to a sad end when she turned 16 and was then used as a broodmare for the rest of her years.

Next name: Cosmic Brownie

Cosmic Brownie is a very dark seal bay gelding, of mixed breed. He's a member of the mounted police force, and patrols outside footy matches to keep order. He loves his job, and most especially loves all the attention he gets. He's a bit of a secret diva. He usually patrols with his best horse mate; Old Lamington, and the two of them are a welcome sight on the street and in parks, where many people stop to snap pictures of them. Brownie always poses for them.
He's calm and docile, very easy to handle, and loves to meet new riders. New recruits usually ride him for their first patrol, as he's the easiest-going horse they have. The captain of the mounted branch used to personally ride Cosmic Brownie a lot, and still brings him carrots whenever he's inspecting the stables.

Next name:
Mr. Churchill

Mr. Churchill is a dapple gray Percheron warmblood cross. He might look a little stocky and like he should be a bit plodding but he's quite the dressage school master with a surprisingly lively movement but slightly irritable temper. He is after all the boss and people should listen to him.

Olive (Olive Branch if you'd rather)?

Olive is a liver chestnut mare that roams wild.

Lemonade

Lemonade is a very light dappled palomino Irish Sporthorse. Born and rasied in Ireland, this 17 hand mare was used in a small riding school in the Tipperary Uplands. She was very good at jumping but lacked experience, yet she competed in local shows, such as small dressage shows and jumper shows. When she turned 7, she was sold to a very rich high level competing rider as a project for the Grand Prix. She almost never won any shows she entered, hope was lost all around her. The only one who believed in her was her faithful rider and owner. When she turned 10, she entered her first 1.40 jumper show, despite local opinions saying otherwise. After a very demanding jump off, she won against all other horses. After her first big win (and one of her only) hope started to reappear all around her. Just a few years later, she started jumping in the Grand Prix. This pair was the absolute dream pair. Together, they soared over any obstacle that got in their way. She found her heart horse and she found her heart human. When she retired from jumping at 18 years old, she was used for light riding. She lived a very happy life with her human, and her human sure scored a once in a lifetime horse.

Next name: Shazam

Shazam is a spirited black Arabian who comes from a well bred bloodline. He is used as a dressage and parade horse, and he has a very showy side. He has a star on his forehead, bht other then that he is pure black from head to hoof. He is wanted by many rich people and has recieved million dollar offers for him. Shazam is a good horse for a very experienced rider, who can handle spirited outbursts well.

Next name: Lunar

Lunar is a grullo Mustang gelding. As a yearling, he left his herd behind and lived by himself on the prairie, until a close run-in with a truck on a highway left him injured. Local ranchers saw him hurt and underfed, and lured him in with buckets of feed left out for him. They slowly gained his trust, and he eventually grew comfortable enough to stay in the barn during a thunderstorm.
Since then, he's gotten regular vet appointments, put on some healthy weight, been gelded, and recovered from his injury just fine. The ranchers broke him in for riding slowly and surely, and Lunar has taken to cattle-herding like a duck to water. He's calm and dependable, and completely unflappable under pressure, which makes him the ideal stock horse for long days driving big cattle herds. A small, nimble horse, he's great at making sharp turns to go after scattering cattle, and would probably excel in cutting competitions if he tried.
He's made good friends with the other stock horses on the ranch, and enjoys afternoons off grazing with them in the paddock, and grooming each other in the sun. He even gets along decently well with the barn cat, after he managed to ascertain it wasn't a cougar out to get him.
Lunar still sometimes stares out at the prairie he was born on, especially when the wind brings the scent of Mustang herds passing the ranch. He misses home, sometimes, and the freedom on the vast prairie. But he also enjoys his new comfortable life on the ranch. Especially when the ranchers bring him apple quarters.

Next name:
Ultimatum

ultimate feels like hed be a big black stallion either a super large warmblood or tb thats gone to several grand prix won many shows and has a stupidly expensive stub fee or hed really big draft thats at an activity/petting zoo kinda situation where he just chills out and eats all day and has a little shetland buddy

Next name
Tonic

Tonic: hmm..
This name fits a horse that is comforting and yet strong, possibly a draft horse. This horse may not win races, but he is a good companion and hard worker, even in the worst weather. This strong horse may be a asset to a ranch. This horse is most likely a stallion.
Next name Phoenix

Phoenix is a fiery colored horse and has a bad habit of getting muddy once groomed! This is a Clydesdale Thoroughbred mix making them fast and also a challenge.
Wildfire

wildfire is a wild chestnut stallion

Lifeless

Lifeless is an ironically spirited black stallion, who has sired several successful racehorses but is gentle with children and will soon be retired

Oops forgot a name

Spirited Away

a name for a horse that I chose is BlueBell

Spirited Away is a 3 year old tobiano Mustang gelding, with bright blue eyes. He is a lesson horse for advanced riders, who are training him, as he is still green broke. Spirited Away loves young children though, and is a sweet horse whrn he feels like it. Overall he is a favorite among the riders at his lesson stable

Bluebell is a blue roan Quarter horse, who was once a lesson horse for beginners, but she got injured and is now only used for breeding. This mare has a very sweet and gentle personality, and is a very easy horse to deal with. She has had 2 foals already, one of whom became an excellent cattle horse.

Next name: Rebel