Scandal

It was a bittersweet day for Faris. Well, really, it was more bitter than sweet. He had been the one that had cared for Aziza Bahiti, the champion dun palomino arabian, since she was just a filly. He began caring for her at four months old, and she was now almost six. Now Aziza had a foal at her side. That foal was an absolutely stunning dunskin tovero filly. Faris fell in love with the filly immediately, and called her Yafea Kamilah, meaning bold perfection in the Egyptian language. He was here when she was born, he imprinted her just hours after birth. And then he was made to watch at a distance. As the groom and showman, he had to follow the orders of his employer, the arabian's owner. And it was the owner's custom to allow the foals to live without human contact from one week to four months old, when it came time to wean and halter break the foals. Kamilah had barely turned 4 months when her owner received a very generous purchase offer for Aziza. Much to Faris' disappointment, that offer was promptly accepted. Faris voluntarily accompanied the pair during the exportation from Egypt to America, and bonded with the pair on the way. Sadly, they would soon be separated.

After a 30 hour flight across the oceans, the trio arrived in America. They traveled by train for another ten hours and finally arrived at Atroe City. The time came, sadly, to find a new home for the filly. He decided, since she would now be shown in America, to give her a new name. He called her Scandal. A notice was posted in the corral of her sale. She was being offered at $9,000. His contact information was listed. Now, he would wait for interest in the champion prospect.

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Scandal is a 4 month old filly still at her dams side. She and her dam were imported from Egypt. She has had minimal training, as the prior owner believed in letting the foals experience life with little human disturbance until it was time to halter break and wean, which has barely commenced due to a grand buying offer and a swift sale. Her dam was imported as a Champion Halter mare and broodmare, as well as to be trained in dressage. She has been purchased by a multi-millionaire across the country. The purchaser said that he didn't have time to wait for the young filly to mature before beginning extensive training, and instead preferred only the experienced champion broodmare. The filly has proven to be saucy and daring, with ample amounts of energy and limitless potential in the show ring.