Favorite and comment on the original here: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/9235228/

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When the blue-furred kimera saw it in the shop, he knew he had to have it. The perfect pony tack and harness ensemble didn't just show up in every costumer, no... it was a rare find indeed.

With little money to spare, however, Cobalt had to make a special deal with the shop owner. He transformed into his female slave self, willingly putting himself at the mercy of the friendly stranger who took the hand-crafted tack out of its display case and began fitting it to Cobalt's small flanks.

He didn't need to order the goat to stand still as he put restraining straps on her legs. "These braces will give you better leverage for chores, and the straps ensure your attempts to run away won't be successful."

Cobalt could say nothing but bleat approvingly at the leg straps that restrained her in a half-upright standing position. More and more latex and leather fittings were added to her body. Hoof coverings provided her with extra durability and protection, while somewhat hiding her hooves' cloven nature. A bridle and bit topped off the ensemble, muffling her bleats to reduce her expressions to snorts and whimpers.

It took a lot of time, but Cobalt was more than patient. The shop owner finished his work, even braiding Cobalt's thick hair into a braid to keep it out of the way. "Now to uphold your part of the bargain." He lead her outside, where a wagon sat parked in the corner of the near-empty lot. "I've a lot of errands to run today, and gas is expensive. Stand between the hitching poles."

If Cobalt had the luxury of free will at this point, she would have done nothing differently. She strode to the cart with as much dignity as the restricting straps and squeaky latex would allow, and stood still as the owner attached the cart's poles to hooks on her waist. He clamped straps onto her braid and her reins so as to control them from his perch on the wagon.

Cobalt felt a tug in her bit, urging her into action. "Giddy-up! First stop, the leatherworks to replace the material you've taken."

Cobalt gave her best whinny and trotted obediently out of the lot, pulling the cart and her master-for-the-day along with her.

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DMA made this fantastic piece when I commissioned him last month as part of his realistic latex costume series. I love intricate and functional design work, and fortunately so does DMA! Cobalt certainly appreciates it very much.

Art and costume design by  dma
Story and Cobalt by me.