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A Todd (sometimes pronounced "Tawd") is a type of horse commonly found in the wild. Todds are very beautiful, muscular horses with a pleasant aroma that some say reminds them of corn and hay. These animals usually graze in Northern Alabama, but they have been spotted as far as Afghanistan. Many people are instantly attracted to these wild beasts when they see them, but Todds are wild and it takes a lot of patience and time to tame them. Once domesticated though, they prove to be worth the effort by quickly learning how to please their owners. Todds will eat just about anything, but they prefer sweet potatoes and prunes.
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