-Colors: Typically they come in The base colors black, Grey, Dark Bay, Bay, Champagne and RARELY white. Special requirements must be met in order for the foal to be born white with markings (I will give out this option if many foals have been bred to a single mare and its realistic to have the white foal). patterns are of dark muddy green colors as they live In dark swampy Areas And are full of toxins, reds or Blues and many other colors are possible, purple being the rarest of them. (the color of the horse being green or purple filling in instead of white). eyes can be in many glowing colors but commonly are white, red, pink, or blue resembling the flowers of the swamps.

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-Features: All Enigmas have slime like drippy body resembling that of a thoroughbred or draft breed. with wings made of a dark liquid, contents unknown, their genetics however have been studied and certain things we will be able to tell you to get that realistic side of pedigree making. They are expected to have Bright clear eyes, wings that are almost symmetrical  in underlying shape as the top shape is hard to determine due to the liquid, our horses have been bred or acquired with semi great conformation and we are working to better the breed.

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-Foals and Breeding: Enigma mares mature at the speedy age of 2 1/2 and stallions at the age of 2. Mares can have 1 Foal Per year much like regular horses and stallions and sire up to 10 a year. Embryo Transfer is not allowed as its not possible due to the fragile jelly like features of the Embryo, AI (Artificial insemination) is possible! and years will be listed under stallions. Certificates issued will have all information on the horses that is currently known. Horses can live for up to 40 years and produce foals until their around the 25-30 range with stallions typically ending at around 26

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- Horses typically stand at 17-18 H high and they are used for a range of things , but are typically used for pulling carriages or dressage in the world. Their venom is also used for many cures in the world as at the right temperature it produces extreme Healing Properties, there are no naming requirements except that the horses typically take on the last initials of the barn they are bred at but it is not a strict rule unless registering them as that is important! Our stock is low but are hopes are high! help us make this breed better!

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