Equus Illustrated-October Issue

AHH FINALLY I get to put my skills of graphic design to use outside of a work setting.

This is both the first issue of EI, which will be mostly a fun little 'magazine' with a lot of fun stuff in it; this pic works as a full prize to *AusEquine, who's horse won first in every event he entered. Grand Champ! I shall award him 3 more exp points!

    As the Iron Horse Stables Multiclass Show draws to a close, the winners collect the spoils. All the Ballators that participated all got prizes; but Mr. Arcanum, owned by *AusEquine, has a pot of gold at his feet. He has been awarded the title of IHS Grand Champion, winning first place in all the classes he entered. Congratulations!

    Following the IHS Multiclass is Miss Ballator 2013, hosted by *TintedGreen. This pageant searches for the best of the best-- winning mares aquire breedings to the Equus Ballator breed's best studs. Applications are now open, ready and waiting, to find the next Miss Ballator! Applications for stallions willing to participate are also open. More information here: Miss Ballator 2013

    In Memoriam is an upcoming graphic novel, both written and illustrated by *Enharmonia featuring the Equus Ballator breed. I know I am excited for it, so watch her to stay tuned!

    Light, fleet-footed, agile Desert Ballators; hefty, aggressive Cave ballators or nimble, easy-going Forest Ballators? This is the debate that faces both us Equus Ballator administrators and you, the public! Desert ballators have the striping of the desert Oryx and small, compact manes on the chest and shoulders. Foresters' horns always appear to be like that of the deer family and are quite hairy and small, about the size of a Connemara pony. Cave ballators are quite odd indeed... in fact, none have ever been sighted...

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Thank you for reading!