Chapter 1: The Discovery

The research laboratories were situated a 10 miles from the township of Natasha's Ville and was to later become known as EvilsVille because of the cloud of secrecy that hung over the classified property.

During his 30 years at the research installation, Frank Omnibach and his dedicated staff had made remarkable advances in the fields of genetic engineering and cross implantation of genetic material. They were approached by a government agency after a particularly devastating equine flue epidemic which left a lot of mares infertile and a majority of stallions sterile. The mares and stallion at the research station had been inoculated so they were in no danger of contracting the disease. The team's enthusiasm toward the project finally bought them to the possibility of grafting stem cells from humans into animals and they discovered that it was only a small step to do the reverse and graft animal cells into humans.

They hoped the grafting of stem cells would allow horses and humans to have young together, and it was hoped that the foal or baby depending on the female in the coupling would be a mix of both.

They were certain that they would be successful in transplanting healthy ovarian cells from a mare into a human volunteer. They decided on using only one of a woman's ovaries once they found a volunteer and would only graft enough cells to affect about 25% of that ovaries capacity.

It was soon after that when Jackson Matson agreed to let his wife Angela, join the team at the laboratory as their typist/stenographer. A few weeks after her arrival Angela had an acute appendicitis attack and as Dr John Webson was a member of the team he performed the operation.

Chapter 1.1: Scientific Breakthroughs

Jackson knew that he could no longer sexually satisfy his wife so without consulting his wife, Jackson gave his consent which allowing the grafting to be performed on his wife.

During the operation the surgeon transplanted only enough healthy animal ovarian cells to affect about 25% of her ovaries capacity. In theory she could become pregnant to both a human and a stallion.

During her recovery, Angela was unaware of the changes that had been made to her reproductive system. It was several months after the operation before she learned about her husband's deception. At first she was furious for not being asked before the stem cell grafting. She threatened to leave and divorce her wealthy husband.

Several days later after she calmed down, she started giving a lot of thought about what had happened to her. The thought getting pregnant by an animal's sperm became more exciting to her.

Angela had kept her family secrets to herself and she had vowed to never to tell her husband. He knew Nancy Marsden, her mother but he didn't know that her brother was actually her father.

Susan Mixon told Frank Omnibach that knew that the best chances of conception occurring would be from the direct mating of mini stallion and Angela.

The biggest problem that faced them was how they were going to get Angela to willingly allow the stallion to mount and mate with her. No one at the research station knew about Angela's family's involvement in incest and bestiality and she had no intention of telling anyone.

When the board of directors of the research labratories, broke through the cone of silence and secrecy that surrounded the experiments, they were appalled, and threatened to withdraw all funding and close the establishment down.

Frank told the board of directors to keep out of their noses out of the experiments.

Angela didn't know that her chromosome levels had dropped significantly to a level of 33 which was close to an animal's level. She didn't understand why she started feeling so sexually alive nearly a year after her surgery.

Then on a crisp spring morning, Angela arose and left their apartment in the early hours of the morning wearing a loose fitting halter top and brief shorts that barely covered her hairy crotch. She had quit wearing panties several weeks before, because she found them annoying and uncomfortable. Once outside in the crisp early morning air. She found herself being drawn uncontrollably toward the stables.

As she neared the stables she was amazed to see the young mini stallion raise his head high in the air and let out a piercing whinny. Angela's first thought was that the stallion had caught the scent of a mare, she quickly realised that the mares were in one of the distant fields.