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7/10/2025, 8:05:43 PM
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I'm not particularly knowledgeable on the behaviour of stallions in the wild- But 'Boss Horses' that take on 'lackeys' are pretty common in race horsing stables. Pic related goes into some of the other ones in Japan's history. I'll elaborate on said image here.
>Gold Ship was a Boss. Tosen Jordan was another.
>Hated each other when they met.
>Orfevre, Gold Ship's brother, was Tosen Jordan's bitch. That probably didn't help.
>Just A Way was both underling, neighbour and best friend to Gold Ship. Gold Ship would play up disliking him and they'd tussle, but whenever Just A Way wasn't present he'd get upset. They tried putting another horse in Just A Way's stall once, and Gold Ship freaked out till they changed the arrangement back to normal.
>The Other Boss Horses at the bottom?
>Symboli Rudolf: Not many stories to share about them 'bossing' around, though Mr C.B. was speculated to be intimidated by them. In younger years, they learned how to 'boss' by bullying their mother Sweet Luna. (Though their grandpa Speed Symboli would beat them up for this).
>Nice Nature: Not really a 'boss' so much as a 'representative' for old horses. A care-taker figure.
>Meisho Doto: A dirty old oji-san mobster. Forced Taiki Shuttle and Rose Kingdom to help him run things. YEARNED for MARES. Incredibly lusty for his species. Never was pushy with his beloved TM Opera O though, besties for life.
>Zenno Rob Roy: Went to the UK once and dominated the other horses in the stable he was residing in within a week. Rob Roy was just like that.
>Curren Chan: Lovely to humans. Her jockey got really lucky with Curren. Not so nice to other horses what-so-ever.
>Not pictured is another personal favourite, Symboli Kris S. Kris exerted power not by personality nor by violence, but by accident. He was big and scary, so horses fell in line. In reality he was probably too mild to have ever bullied anyone.
I'm not particularly knowledgeable on the behaviour of stallions in the wild- But 'Boss Horses' that take on 'lackeys' are pretty common in race horsing stables. Pic related goes into some of the other ones in Japan's history. I'll elaborate on said image here.
>Gold Ship was a Boss. Tosen Jordan was another.
>Hated each other when they met.
>Orfevre, Gold Ship's brother, was Tosen Jordan's bitch. That probably didn't help.
>Just A Way was both underling, neighbour and best friend to Gold Ship. Gold Ship would play up disliking him and they'd tussle, but whenever Just A Way wasn't present he'd get upset. They tried putting another horse in Just A Way's stall once, and Gold Ship freaked out till they changed the arrangement back to normal.
>The Other Boss Horses at the bottom?
>Symboli Rudolf: Not many stories to share about them 'bossing' around, though Mr C.B. was speculated to be intimidated by them. In younger years, they learned how to 'boss' by bullying their mother Sweet Luna. (Though their grandpa Speed Symboli would beat them up for this).
>Nice Nature: Not really a 'boss' so much as a 'representative' for old horses. A care-taker figure.
>Meisho Doto: A dirty old oji-san mobster. Forced Taiki Shuttle and Rose Kingdom to help him run things. YEARNED for MARES. Incredibly lusty for his species. Never was pushy with his beloved TM Opera O though, besties for life.
>Zenno Rob Roy: Went to the UK once and dominated the other horses in the stable he was residing in within a week. Rob Roy was just like that.
>Curren Chan: Lovely to humans. Her jockey got really lucky with Curren. Not so nice to other horses what-so-ever.
>Not pictured is another personal favourite, Symboli Kris S. Kris exerted power not by personality nor by violence, but by accident. He was big and scary, so horses fell in line. In reality he was probably too mild to have ever bullied anyone.
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