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Just a badly shaded Eddy jumping a fence. c:
and a little story to go with it <3

It was the first time we got to see how high our new colt could jump. We knew the Burgunus were great jumpers, but since this boy was a founding stallion we hoped he would jump greatly. Around 8 AM Dallin, a stable hand brought Jump On It(Eddy) to the arena. The stable owner(Jay Morris), her daughter(Iona Morris), and a couple other people were there waiting. The colt proudly pranced into the building with high alert of everything taking in all the new smells and turning his head to everything that moved. "Alright Dallin, get him ready for the jumps." said Jay folding her arms. Dallin walked the energetic colt to the jumps, let him take a look, and then circled around to lead Eddy to a canter. He then unhooked the reins and let him go. The stallion immediately and smoothly jumped over the 3ft jump, he even had air to spare. "Oh that was beautiful!" Jay proclaimed "Higher the jump to 4ft!" And again, Eddy cleared the jump perfectly. "Isn't he just something?" Lyric, one of the riders said. "Indeed." Jay answered. They set it higher one more time to a near 5 ft jump, and like all other times he jumped it perfectly.

Description
Just a badly shaded Eddy jumping a fence. c:
and a little story to go with it <3

It was the first time we got to see how high our new colt could jump. We knew the Burgunus were great jumpers, but since this boy was a founding stallion we hoped he would jump greatly. Around 8 AM Dallin, a stable hand brought Jump On It(Eddy) to the arena. The stable owner(Jay Morris), her daughter(Iona Morris), and a couple other people were there waiting. The colt proudly pranced into the building with high alert of everything taking in all the new smells and turning his head to everything that moved. "Alright Dallin, get him ready for the jumps." said Jay folding her arms. Dallin walked the energetic colt to the jumps, let him take a look, and then circled around to lead Eddy to a canter. He then unhooked the reins and let him go. The stallion immediately and smoothly jumped over the 3ft jump, he even had air to spare. "Oh that was beautiful!" Jay proclaimed "Higher the jump to 4ft!" And again, Eddy cleared the jump perfectly. "Isn't he just something?" Lyric, one of the riders said. "Indeed." Jay answered. They set it higher one more time to a near 5 ft jump, and like all other times he jumped it perfectly.