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Rip: character portrait from Poor Blossom: The Story of a Horse (Carrington, Edith)

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Rip

Poor Blossom: The Story of a Horse by Carrington, Edith

Blossom’s handsome, spirited foal friend, who initially resists training but later submits after being brutally beaten.

Also known as: old horse

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Meet Rip

Blossom’s handsome, spirited foal friend, who initially resists training but later submits after being brutally beaten.

On the page

A male horse, handsome and well-bred, with a refined well-shaped nose, an ample tail, and bright, amused-looking eyes. In old age he is still well formed but walks with a permanent limp from an injured leg.

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