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Little did Padmé realize it, but in the course of the next few days she would be dressed as a mourner, a soldier, and a bride

tick tock, tick tock, we are losing control

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March Laurel Carter; the Boy Next Door

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THE BASICS

Full Name: March Laurel Carter Pronouns: he, him, his Birthday: November 19, 1993 Birthplace: Middleburg, Virginia Current Home: Poppy Court Occupation: Retired Olympic Show Jumper, currently an Olympic Show Jumping Coach Religion: Agnostic Atheist Orientation: Gay Status: single, secretly in love with his best friend

AESTHETIC

The sweet smell of leather-conditioner

Dusting freckles on sun-kissed skin

Spitting watermelon on a hot summer day

An old Virginia southern drawl

Shy, stolen kisses

NOTABLE FEATURES

Face Claim: Froy Gutierrez Height: 6'1" Build: Lean with strong legs and defined shoulders Dominant Hand: Left Tattoos: A large color neo-traditional portrait of his show horse that passed away on his chest over his heart Outfit Clothing Style: When isn't wearing riding clothes, he opts for athletic casual, khakis with a nice sweater, or a long sleeve with jeans

Freckles peppering the bridge of his nose, the tops of his cheeks, and his shoulders

A wide smile that starts shy and unsure

Light blue eyes haloed by long, brown eyelashes

Messy tawny hair that glows gold in the sunlight

PERSONALITY

gentle, kind, & honest | quiet, melancholic, & scatterbrained

ADDITIONAL

Spoken Languages: English, Spanish, American Sign Language Driver’s License: Yes High School: Carroll County High University: Equine Management and Equine Science from SCAD Pets: Joy, a retired olympic showjumper that couldn't do the job anymore. She was gifted to him by his old coach. Showjumping Career: Best Junior Rider 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011 | $20,000 Amateur Hunt Seat Metal Winner 2015 | Best Ameteur Hunt Seat Rider 2012, 2014 | Summer Olypmics Show Jumping 2016, 2020, 2024

THE BIOGRAPHY

March was a native to Middleburg, Virginia. He grew up in the country surrounded by horses. His mother was a fox hunter and always supported his interest in riding. Although his father was often busy with work as a high profile attorney, he tried his best to spend time with March and his younger sister May. After attending the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta with his mother, March knew he wanted to be an Olympic Show Jumper. He told his parents that night in their hotel room that he never wanted anything more in his entire life. His parents decided against telling their four year old that he was in fact, only four so his statement didn't hold as much weight as he thought. Instead, they used their upperclass wealth to support his dreams. Over the next several years, March trained with some of the best riders the United States had to offer.

In high school, March’s parents went through an amicable divorce. The news came as a surprise to the two Carter children because their parents always seemed happy together. Their mother, a woman who came from old money and didn't need to work, moved her two kids with her to her hometown in Carroll, California. March started as the new kid at a brand new high school much to his dismay. He was painfully shy but tried his best. 

Throughout high school, March continued his Olympic training by regularly traveling to the LA Equestrian center. After high school, March showed internationally with several big names in the equestrian business. Eventually, he went on to ride for the United States in Show Jumping. He earned several medals including gold. 

“Seelie truly would have had to have frozen over before that happened.”

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