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Once upon a time a down-on-her-luck apprentice stablehand left the safety of home and stable to seek her fortune. Through trials and tribulations, she made her way to the very heart of Jorvik, beyond the fabled Ashlands, into the crater of Garnok’s Fury.

The young hero returned with two impossibly large gems. Thinking her fortune made, she headed home to present her treasures to the queen, but before her audience, the gems split open, revealing a pair of scaly dragons. In the blink of an eye, the dragons transformed into majestic horses! Called in to present her gift to the queen, the girl had nothing to give but a fantastic tale and two seemingly ordinary horses.

Faramawr the Green embodies prosperity and life thriving after disaster, like the fertile soil and new islands formed in the wake of volcanic erruption. They also represent the precious minerals and jewels born of fire. Faramawr reminds us to seize opportunity before it passes by. This is a proud beast who requires hard work and patience before it will go under saddle, and its favor can be lost in an instant if it senses a decline in your bold spirit. But if you rise to the challenge and persist you will be rewarded with a trusted and devoted friend.

Aldrach the Red is the embodiment of nature's destructive but necessary forces, such as volcanic eruptions. To see the crimson scales of Aldrach is a warning of oncoming disaster, but you will grow stronger if you can pass through the fire. They are passionate, as difficult to control as a volcano, but the rider who perseveres will be richly rewarded with a life long companion and a new inner strength.

According to Jorvik legend, the great dragons of old were accompanied by smaller wyverns who would alert the dragon to prey and threats. Happandi are often seen with green Faramawr Dragon Horses. Loyal and true, they are said to bring good luck, especially in the pursuit of shiny things. Kolandi are often seen with red Aldrach Dragon Horses. Feisty, playful, and dancing like fire, they are happy to follow anyone who likes a little danger.

Dragon Horses are notoriously vain, which is why they disguise themselves as Friesians, considering the breed the most beautiful and regal of all horses. Few can see through the illusion, and they only choose to reveal their true forms to those they deem worthy.

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