Blackie was introduced into the second of the Little Blue Horse stories that I made back in 1996. She becomes Little Blue's first and only friend until they return home to Mapleleaf farm when they were adults. My grandma had a black stuffed horse, whom I named Blackie, and I introduced her in the second story. She let me have her in a trade for a Seattle Mariner's shirt I had.

Seven years later, I still have Little Blue and Blackie, but do to aging poor LB has lost most of his main and has went through a few sewings. Blackie, however, has been kept in a good condition.

Little Blue was created back in 1996 when my dad got me a stuffed blue horse out of the Sugar Loaf claw machine. I was in the sixth grade then, and as an assignment I wrote three stories about Little Blue. I wrote a fourth story in the seventh grade, but I forgot most of what was in it, since I was just a spelling assignment and I made it Christmas themed. My grandma had a black stuffed horse, whom I named Blackie, and I introduced her in the second story. She let me have her in a trade for a Seattle Mariner's shirt I had.

Seven years later, I still have Little Blue and Blackie, but do to aging poor LB has lost most of his main and has went through a few sewings. Blackie, however, has been kept in a good condition.

Little Blue is the main character or my soon to be story. He was born at Mapleleaf farm where he is ridiculed of his color by the other colts and fillies at the farm. He runs away and meets a filly named Blackie who understands how he feels.