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After getting Luckys bridle she walked back over to Her and slipped the bit in her mouth. She rode Lucky over to the river padock and let her gallop. She loved the feel of her horse beneath her,no saddle at all. After their gallop she let Lucky wade in the river.

new stall alocation which is pinned up on main door. first two letters of horses name.

Ari saw Lucky p***k her ears. She turned ans saw what she was looking at. 2 beautiful horses were standing next to a tall girl. Ari grabbed Lucky from the stream and hopped on, she rode her over to the new girl.

Nero put Convoy into his stall and locked the door to stop him from wandering now that more horses were coming in and out of the barn and fields. The big horse snorted amost with indigence, "Oh be good, I told you when I put out the classifies that your days of wandering were numbered. Do you know how much the insurance would go up with them know you roamed free." Chuckling he gave the horse one last pet and went to the main house. He had alot to do, decorations to put up and a large dinner to prepare. Half way to the house his hand came to his forehead and he turned and got into his truck and went off to town.

He had seen the feance and stopped off at the hardware store for suplies to fix it and then got the groceries. Laughing at him self as he drove back to the Ranch listening to the counrty radio.

Back at the house he unload and waved to those wandering around. To him self he wondered where the male happened to be. Not that he didn't mind all the smiles he got.

Sliding back the doors of the borrowed horse trailer, Mae watched the two well brushed rumps in front of her appraisingly. Jester, of course, would refuse to move, then charge out the second she turned her attention elsewhere. Flame, however, would do whatever she asked, but if she moved the big arabian cross, Jester would have a bigger playpen. Sighing, the tall 22 year old poked Jester in the rump once and spoke gently, letting him know she was moving in whether he liked it or not.

As usual, the tri colored gelding affected a look of disinterest, almost sleepiness, but the journeyman farrier/eventer knew better. Next to her Flame shifted his weight and nickered, and she turned to look at the big chestnut stallion, grinning, pretending all her attention was on him know.

On cue the spunky gelding attempted to back out quickly, and as a dressage horse, he had the ability to collect himself quite nicely and squeeze out. He only attemtped though, because Mae was ready for such a move and grabbed his lead rope, pushing him all the way out when he stopped (realizing she had the rope.) Finally out, his red-white-and black coat shone in the sun as he looked around in surprise, forgetting to be a little imp as he snorted at his new surroundings. Laughing Mae, tied the gelding to the side of the trailer, then went back in to untie Flame.

Within moments she had both horses in one hand, and the one tack trunk she hadn't been able to fit in her truck sitting in the dust next to her. With her free hand she tipped the driver of the horse trailer, and thought for not the first time that she should buy one, then turned along with her two horses to survey their new home. All three looked up as one as a younger girl on horseback rode up to them. Jester looked the mare over appraisingly, a mischevious glint in his eye, while Flame merely snorted once and stood next to Mae quietly.

Ignoring both, Mae smiled at the girl, who had introduced herself as Ari. "Good day to you Miss Ari. " she said, still grinning. "I am Mae O'Connor."

((O.o gosh thats longer then I expected... ))

"Good day to you too." Ari said smiling. She looked at Jester who was looking at Lucky. "And to you to sir!" She said. Then she looked at Flame,"Ah I mustn't forget the gentleman here."Ari said looking the pretty horse over.

"Sure." Ari said. "I'm pretty sure she wants Jester on the first stall on the right and Flame on the first stall on the left. And if I'm not right you can look at the stall arangement in the barn." She said trying to remember the stall order.

Mae continued smiling, and nodded. "End of the barn then?" she paused and glared at Jester. "No detours mister!" then turned back to Ari. "My thanks! I'll stable these two then take care of unpacking."