IVS Feher Farkas

Yeti lived all his life wild and free in the mountains of obertaurern. Like  this, he is a very self-confident horse, who will never ask a human for  help or wait to be saved, if stuck in some sort of dangerous situation. He will always think for himself and always find a way to solve a  problem himself. He is insanely clever, cunning and quite scheming. He sometimes has his grumpy moments, but most of the time he is of a rather  mischievous nature with a matching sense of humor. He enjoys playing  tricks on others, as well as mocking them. Deep down however, he is a  rather noble soul, he just hides it pretty well. He loves the ladies,  but also gets along great with other stallions, usually quickly becoming  buddies with them. He has little to no respect of stranger humans,  everybody first gotta earn being taking seriously by him, because he  very well knows, that he definitely does not need any human to survive. Like a good obertaurer should, the one and only person he accepts to  ride him is Heather. He hates and respects her greatly. He hates her for  being the one responsible for his capture and he respects her, because  she just got guts and he likes people who got guts. His favorite way of  being ridden are wild hacks, bareback and without bridle with Heather  laughing joyfully on his back, every time he tries to buck her off. He never was really part of a herd in the wild, but spent all his adult life wandering around, telling stories and bringing news. His name is  well known among pretty much all wild caught obertaurers. All his foals  are grey, so if you have a grey starter, chances are high it could be his.

Having grown up and lived a long time in the wild, Yeti is pretty much muscle on four legs. His stamina seems to know no end and he will never complain or god forbid give up. He doesn't know the words "lame" or "exhausted", because where he grew up admitting weakness likely meant you were dead rather sooner than later. He has many very tiny scars from fights with other stallions, thankfully enough, his mane and tail seemed never affected of those and always have been very thick and long.