Horse Meadow Book One

Prologue

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Prologue

Sky gazed at her foal with happiness brimming in her eyes. The delicate little filly had the sparkling rose coat of her mother, and the stubbornness of her father. She had named her Stella, for the white star on her face.It was the word for not only star, but also beauty.

Her foal was playing around with some of the other newly fledged foals. They were an assortment of foals, from roan and appaloosa to bay and dappled grey. They all looked so happy, and free of the hardships they would go through someday. Sky had to remind herself that she had been like that at one point. One in particular, a small, skinny one, with an extremely thin mane and tail, and an appaloosa coat, reminded her of her mother's sister, Xenia.

Stella nickered to her mother, "I'm hungry," and trotted over, with gleaming eyes as she smacked her lips in anticipation. Stella tripped, catapulting herself across a patch of mud. This made her mother snort in amusement. Sky sighed as her daughter suckled contentedly, and she thought of the feeling of being a foal again, new to the world, and the things that happened around them.

It was a great feeling, except for the fact that you were so young, and exposed.

Well, at least these foals have their mothers there to protect them, so they can actually survive.

Right on that thought, Stella jerked her head back, surprising Sky. It was impossible to control all of that energy when you were still young, but if Stella could get a grip on her energy when she was older, she could put it to good use.