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Wow, never knew a person could have so many things in common with a horse! Here are just some of his traits that will talk about in my essay. He is loving, caring, gentle, friendly, willing, and what my trainer says a sass box! :) He is one of the best horse a girl could ask for I show everywhere with him. I know that he would never want to hurt me.
Next is talking about how we are alike. He has brown and I have brown eyes so that's pretty awesome. Also he has brown hair and I also have brown hair but in the "horse world" they call it sorrel. Cinco is very willing he will do really anything you want him to do so I would say I am willing to do anything unless I would die! Cinco is so loving he lets me give him hug like I will hug his chest and
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