Camille Anara

[Camille Anara]

NICKNAME • Camy
AGE/BIRTHDAY • 23, November 12th, 1988
ZODIAC • Scorpio
PLACE OF BIRTH • Riverview
ETHNICITY/NATIONALITY • Caucasian: Scottish/Italian/Hispanic
HEIGHT/WEIGHT • 5'4" | 129 lbs
SEXUALITY • Pansexual (only care for the personality)
FAMILY • Mother: Lisa Anara, Father: Julio Anara, Little Brother: Charlie Anara
RELATIONSHIPS • Single
EDUCATION • Community College Certificate
RELIGION • Atheist
LANGUAGES SPOKEN • English
ECONOMIC STATUS • Wealthy
CRIMINAL RECORD • None.
OCCUPATION • Writer, BSR Owner/Manager/Wild horse trainer, and competitor.



PETS • Too many, haha!
TATTOOS/PIERCINGS • None.
LIFETIME ASPIRATION • Illustrious Author
TRAITS • Good Sense of Humor, Hopeless Romantic, Animal Lover, Artistic, Friendly
FAVORITE FOOD • Spaghetti
FAVORITE COLOR • Purple
FAVORITE MUSIC • R&B, mixture though.
HOBBIES • Writing, drawing, painting, riding, playing with the horses, dogs, and cats, and basically having fun!
STRENGTHS • Creative, witty, patient, observant, and a good secret keeper.
WEAKNESSES • Can't ride English well, can be a quite lazy at times, fiery temper that manages to come out when irritated to the extreme, chocolate, and mints.
FUN FACT • Symbolism and deep meanings are my favorite!
PET PEEVES • Dead silence, animal abuse, repeating sounds that are annoying, and the usual ignorant, arrogant, and rude attitudes.
FAVORITE HANGOUTS • Any of the three BSR facilities, riding trails, parks, movie theatre, and forests.



Camille was born in Riverview until her parents noticed that she was being treated badly at a daycare that they had decided to move out of the area they lived in. They searched for a good school for her to go to, one that would help her learning disability and arrived at Bridgeport while driving around. The schools there had a program that they will help Camille and that's what got her a good education - even if she did need some help here and there.

While she was growing up, Camille had started a horse collection of toys she had recieved from being good, her birthdays, and Christmas. She even had stuffed horses, horse calendars, horse stickers, horse notebooks, basically anything because she loved them. And to have a little brother that played with her and her toy horses? It was great bonding time between her and Charlie.

When she got older, her father asked if she wanted to start riding lessons to which she responded with glee and excitement. Her father looked around for one nearby before taking her to check it out. Right off the bat, she loved it since it was everything a young girl, or boy, who loved horses could ask for. Camille immediately told her dad that she wanted to go here and that's when her training of Western riding began. On the first day, she went to check out the horses and the one that got her attention was a chestnut mare named Dollar. She talked to the mare while she pet the mare's head and neck gently while her dad watched until the instructor called to her and the others in her riding group. The instructor explained what they were going to do until she called out the assigned horses. As luck would have it, Camille got partnered with Dollar and that's when she knew that Fate was real. Happily, she went over to the mare right when the instructor was finished speaking to the mare again if she understood that she got her.

The past lessons on Saturdays were amazing for Camille since Dollar was an obedient mare and was very patient. The two shared a special bond that Camille cherishes to this day. Sadly, Camille and her parents had to move since the population was getting too high in the area. So they moved to Sunset Valley, enjoying how much quieter it was but Camille missed Dollar, even if she did have photographs with the mare with her, thanks to her dad that took them.

As the years went on, she slowly got a little bit out of her huge love for horses but it wasn't entirely gone because during her free time, or whenever one of her friends showed her a video or pictures of one, the spark in her eye came back again. Her father noticed it and wondered if she would like to take lessons again to which Camille responded with excitement once more. This time, however, she tried English riding without even knowing it. She had trouble with posting as the horse trotted but enjoyed it nontheless.

While she was in college, she found out about Briar Sage Ranch when she came upon an article of mustangs. Fascinated by how horses could still run free despite the population growing, she searched up more of the name. Learning of its beginnings and history in Appaloosia Plains, she went to see it and saw right through the abandoned place filled with wheels and old tires with a broken barn.

After working hard for four years, she's now its new owner and manager of the ranch that has grown wonderfully over the past months and is continuing to grow to this day!