Sherlock adores sunflowers, and has since he was a small colt. He feels at peace around them. They're his favorite flowers for many reasons, some being the feeling of their petals. When he was a weanling, he was often made fun of. He never let it get to him, until he was old enough to understand that he was the only one without a mane. When he was upset, he would go to the corner of the paddock and watch the sun set in the sunflower field. Every time he snuck out of the paddock, he would go to the field. It is and was his comfort when he did not have anyone to run to. Now, Sherlock has a few friends, as they had matured since they were colts and fillies. He still loves to watch the sun set in the sunflower field. Every morning, he reaches his head out of the paddock and looks at them, every evening he pulls his head away to sniff them when being led into his stall after paddock time. Not only does he love that they helped him get through rough times, but also their coloring and size. Most flowers at Amber Hollow are just wild flowers or daisies, but the sunflowers are different. Sherlock has a little sunflower design on his stall name plate. Instead of being one of the horses that brings hay into their water, he takes hay to the flowers because he thinks they need to eat. Sherlock is loved at Amber Hollow, and is known as the baby of the barn because of his young and playful personality, although he is not the youngest. Not only has Sherlock taken interest in Sunflowers, but also Sunflower, one of the mares at Amber Hollow. They can be found playing together sometimes. He met her when he was talking to himself about the sunflowers. When he said "Sunflower", she thought he was calling her. Now Sherlock is enjoying his life at Amber Hollow, and is well known around the barn as the maneless horse. He no longer dislikes his mane, and is glad he is diffferent.