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The show: Twin Peaks Spring Fun Show
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Horses' Name: Gentleman Jack
Riders' Name: Mandy Green
Stables' Name: Magic winds stables
Classes: Class 2. Dash for cash
I'm playing with a newish style here. I like the expressions I get when I go less realistic.

Gentleman Jack was retired from racing at the young age of 5. He'd won his first race against considerably more seasoned horses. He had in fact done respectably his whole short career.
Then as fall had drawn near the sweet, gentle stallion had come up lame in a G 1 sprint. When consulted the vet had said the stallion was too big and too muscular to go over 400 meters at breakneck speed. But his life wasn't over, it was luckily only a quarter crack and bad bruising on his feet. Time to find something else to do with him.
So Mandy decided it was time to play! The occasional barrel race wasn't going to hurt him, the rest of the time they trail rode or practiced pleasure riding.
Today the hulking stallion was as calm as ever, and quietly nibbling from his hay net, obviously enjoying the thorough brushing Mandy was giving him. Jason came around the corner and smiled at them both.
"Your turn's next." Mandy pulled Jack from the hay and waited for him to swallow what was in his mouth before putting the tom thumb in his mouth.
She swung up into the saddle as the loudspeaker crackled out her name and number. She'd been working him slow on the barrels for months now...so going fast was sure to be safe enough...

Description
The show: Twin Peaks Spring Fun Show
[link]
Horses' Name: Gentleman Jack
Riders' Name: Mandy Green
Stables' Name: Magic winds stables
Classes: Class 2. Dash for cash
I'm playing with a newish style here. I like the expressions I get when I go less realistic.

Gentleman Jack was retired from racing at the young age of 5. He'd won his first race against considerably more seasoned horses. He had in fact done respectably his whole short career.
Then as fall had drawn near the sweet, gentle stallion had come up lame in a G 1 sprint. When consulted the vet had said the stallion was too big and too muscular to go over 400 meters at breakneck speed. But his life wasn't over, it was luckily only a quarter crack and bad bruising on his feet. Time to find something else to do with him.
So Mandy decided it was time to play! The occasional barrel race wasn't going to hurt him, the rest of the time they trail rode or practiced pleasure riding.
Today the hulking stallion was as calm as ever, and quietly nibbling from his hay net, obviously enjoying the thorough brushing Mandy was giving him. Jason came around the corner and smiled at them both.
"Your turn's next." Mandy pulled Jack from the hay and waited for him to swallow what was in his mouth before putting the tom thumb in his mouth.
She swung up into the saddle as the loudspeaker crackled out her name and number. She'd been working him slow on the barrels for months now...so going fast was sure to be safe enough...