Appearance: She is a shimmering palomino Arabian standing at 15.1hh with a blue eyes (angry – bright cold blue, normal – clear blue, very happy or excited – darker than clear, but still very light and bright blue) and a faint bit of gold in her tail. She has three stockings and one sock on her off hind leg above her tan hooves and she wears a white ribbonish cord with a silver medallion on the end; it's the Arabic symbol, a moon with a star at its center. The star is attached to the top of the moon by a tiny chain of linked silver.
About Her: She's intellectually sharp, devious, surprising, elaborate and very complicated. It's hard to tell what she is going to do next, but she always sticks by her own rules which are as faithful as the morning. Sabiha is set hard to being righteous and sticks beside those who care about others. She is often found in the company of a stallion named Isra and a mare named Ansam.
This small mare grew up in a small enclosed canyon in a tiny herd; her mother was mated by a desert stallion that sneaked into her pen one night. Sabiha was born early in the morning and found out that her mother secretly loved the filly's father but the stallion who was in charge of the herd believed he owned her and would have beaten her if she let on. He was a good-natured horse though and pretended to be Sabiha's father. She knew the truth at a young age and understood the urge to break free and run in the desert. When she was very young she'd run for hours up and down the field until there was a path worn away.
At age three she escaped and fled into the desert at her first opportunity, at first it was hard to stay alive but since then she has wandered happily. She takes joy in playing pranks on others, especially those who believe they’re in charge and take advantage of others. Because of her size, no one expected her to be so fast, and underestimates her. She has an unnaturally long stride and loves to show it off in early morning. Her friends range from the young to the old that live in the desert and fields. She visits on her own timing and no one knows when she will show up. At night time she often travels under moonlight and messes with cruel stallion’s herds. Nothing pleases her better than letting other horses know the freedom she feels. Sabiha loves to laugh and bring joy...She is the morning - laughter coming with the sunlight.
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