Swinging up into the saddle, Basia looked around the farm. Nudging Spectra forwards, the made broke into an easy walk. Everything was perfect...except for the pesky reporters. She tipped her helmet down, making sure no one would get a picture

Midnight and me stopped by a lake. Midnight pushed me in and walked in. We played in the water together. Midnight tried to help me catch a frog but it didn't work.

Brae quickly put on her helmet, but before she could, flashes of light erupted from the reporters. She muttered something under her breath, and kept riding, fixing her helmet. Brae knew she let them have a clear shot. She hoped they wouldn't use it. She hated pictures, they were so annoying. She quickened her pace.

After taking her horse Jubilee out of her trailer, Jessica snuck around the back of the stables to avoid the wandering reporters. She led her Warmblood mare into her designated stall, #9. After making sure she was settled and calm, Jess blew a raspberry on her nose and went to see the other horses. She noticed that many of the stalls seemed lived-in but were empty, had some people already headed out for a ride? It wouldn't be a bad idea, she guessed. Looking around to the other side of the barn, she noticed that a couple people were beginning to head out. "Hey, wait up!" she shouted, probably a bit too loud for a stables. "Can I come with you?"

Dawn pulled into the driveway and unloaded arctic off the trailer, she nodded at her friend and she drove off back on to the road
She pulls her rein and guides her in to her stable #12 and she walked to the tack room and put her stuff up in arctics spot and went back to groom her mane and tail

Midnight and me kept playing in the lake. We both were soaking wet but we didn't care, we still played in the lake.

Seeing the girl rein back, Basia turned Spectra around and blocked the girl from the cameras line of fire. She started to say something, realizing she didn't know the girls name. Slightly embarrassed, she this new riding mate what she should call her.

Looking back, Baisa replied.
"Sure! The more the merrier!
She thought about turning back, but she had reached the cover of the trees and wasn't eager to be photographed.

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Lindsey watched as the trailed drove off. She gently tugged on Royale's reins. The beautiful Halflinger shook her head, letting out an irate whiny. The many reporters were closer to the ranch, crowding around another group of who she presumed were riders as well.

Royale let out a second neigh, the reporters seemed to be spooking her. Lindsey patted the horse's side gently, trying to calm her. "It's alright." She crooned. "You'll be fine." Lindsey began to lead the horse towards the stables.

Brae watched the girl block the camera fire. It was really kind of her.

" Oh, you didn't have to do that. " She said. Wildfire seemed to have calmed down a bit.