I drew this for my mother on mothers day~

There is a myth that I heard on a show called "Equitrekking". It tells of seven Arabian horses who were sent to teach man seven very important traits. (I don't remember the exact ones) They were made perfect and beautiful so that man would accept them, however, man's greed got the best of them, and the lessons were not learned correctly. I don't think I remember anything besides all that, but it's beautiful, neh?

From right to left:

The Bay: Love- She carries a bucket of fodder for her fellows.
The Dark Gray: Forgiveness- She carries a softly colored cloth that resembles the feeling.
The Paint: Beauty- She wears a decorated harness, a beautifying object.
The Brown: Compassion- She wears a saddle, ready to pick up and carry any of who are suffering.
The White: Humor- She wears a brightly colored ostritch feather and bells around her ankles, like a circus horse.
The Buckskin: Loyalty- She wears reins meant only for the master she is loyal to.
Then in the back:
The Black: Freedom- She wears a loose red ribbon and rears to the sky with no restriction.