Where did the horse Shyamakarna come from, and who was its official owner?

In Chapter 37, the horse Shyamakarna is depicted as a key figure in the Chavadi procession. The text describes it as a "copper-colored horse" that stood "resplendent in full decoration" and led the procession with bells on its feet. Despite its prominent role in the ceremony, the source material provides no details regarding Shyamakarna's history, its owner, or how it came to be part of the Shirdi community. The focus remains on its majestic presence during the procession itself, not its origins or ownership.