Phantom trotted over to her oak tree and stopped. She turned so she would be facing the herd but her back was turned to the tree lines. She glanced around at the herd one last time before shifting her weight to one side and closing her eyes falling alseep

West slowly drifted off into another light sleep. Everything had looked good... and he was still tired... so why not.

Tiger, put his head and and pawed at the ground, he pushed into a sudden gallop,

West woke a little while later, raising his head. He glanced around the herd, making sure everyone was okay. West observed Phantom was still asleep, and Tiger was galloping about. He shook his pelt and yawned, flipping his mane

Dixie walked around. she was bored, as almost always, and thought of a game. she lowered her head and scared a cricket, following it and sniffing it, trying to scare it into a small patch of dirt acting as her goal, but when the cricket jumped onto her muzzle, she lifted her head quickly and stared at it. she watched it as it hung on for dear life. she lowered her head and it jumped away. she looked up and quietly slipped into the tree line, standing so still that a bird perched on her withers. she looked at it out of the corner of her eye. she loved wildlife. she had a way with birds; they were somewhat attracted to her, that's what Firefly always said. birds were never at the barn, but when Dixie was there, Firefly could hear the birds singing

West glanced around and saw Dixie... she looked like she was following a ... grasshopper? West smiled slightly and flicked his tail, walking over to the stream to get a drink.

Dixie sniffed the air and smelled a skunk. it stepped out of the bushes but didn't act threatned. instead, it rubbed against her leg

West turned his attention back to the herd, making sure they were all okay. He then walked around, breaking into a trot, then a canter as he exercised himself.

she watched the skunk as it rubbed against her. she smiled as a deer stuck its head out from behind a tree.

West finally straightened out, took a deep breeath, and leaped forward into a gallop. He ignored the piercing pain in his leg, going as fast as he could... which wasn't that fast