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One day in the country of India their was an 

Appaloosa named Penny, she spent most of 

her day grazing on grass with her friends.

In 1991 they started killing these lovely horses 

for their skin and hooves. These items were then 

sent to a local shop after being sharpened and 

crafted into weapons for fighting. 

By 2008 Penny decided that she was going to 

find more Appaloosa's. If she didn't make that 

decision, she would be forced to have a foal. 

Penny did not want to be forced to do 

anything, this decision was usually made by 

the chief and if you did not obey you would be 

killed. 

So penny left her natural surroundings and she 

trailed across the fields and through the dirty 

murky river with no crocks or alligators. She 

trailed for many days and nights to find other 

Appaloosa's.  

Penny trailed from state to state and country to country, 

Penny could not find any Appaloosa's in the other parts 

of India. She went to England and still could not find any 

Appaloosas.

So Penny went on a long journey then she came up to 

a hill. So far she hasn't found any Appaloosas. Penny 

stopped for the night. Morning soon came along,it was 

early morning. Penny then decided to call out, to see if 

any Appaloosas responded "Nay" "Nay". She waited for 

a sound or a sign. 

After one hour there was still no sound, so 

Penny tried again "Nay" "Nay"...."Nay 

"Nay"...."Nay" "Nay". There was still no sound, 

Penny went up to the next closet hill and tried 

again, "Nay" "Nay"....."Nay" "Nay". She then 

heard something. Penny went down to the 

bottom of the hill to investigate. At the bottom 

of the hill. Penny found what she had been 

looking for. A group of Appaloosas.

Penny then gathered them all up and they took 

a journey back to India.

They went up the hill. They trailed fro many 

days and nights. After four hours of galloping 

they finally made it to Queensland and four 

hours later made it to Tasmania.

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