Starlight Dancer
from Starlight Dancer Saves Christmas
Starlight Dancer is a red dun filly born in 2020. She stole her way into her own Star Horses book--originally, it was supposed to be Comet's Christmas!
Luna
from The First Seahorse
Luna is a gold champagne mare born in 2012. She was named for a white spot on her forehead that is shaped like a crescent moon. Her name and coloration inspired the story of The First Seahorse!
Royal Starfire
from Emma and Starfire
Starfire is the colt who inspired the series The Star Horses. His mother is a black and white mare named Duchess of the Stars, and his father is a golden palomino nicknamed Sunny. When Starfire was born in 2014, he was dysmature, a rare condition that caused him to appear to be premature, despite the fact that he was actually a month overdue. He was so weak that he could not stand up, but after 24 hours of intensive care by author Lauren Marie, Starfire was able to stand and nurse on his own. The combination of Starfire's initial weakness and his unusual parentage, his star-mother and his sun-father, formed the basis of the idea of a foal who was, in reality, the offspring of night and day.
Duchess of the Stars
from Emma and Starfire
Duchess of the Stars, called Duchess for short, is a black sabino mare that author Lauren Marie previously owned. Bold and beautiful, Duchess is an accomplished horse who has been used in various volunteer organizations, such as the Sweep Riders of the Sierra and the Solano County Sheriff Posse. Duchess is Starfire's mother.
The Lord of the Sun
first appearance in Emma and Starfire
The Lord of the Sun is inspired by Sawdust's Shokenaw, a former stallion who went by the nickname Sunny. He is a golden palomino and the father of Starfire. The picture to the left is his daughter, Moonlight Delight, who is a spitting image of her sire and is owned by author Lauren Marie.