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Scene One: Moonlit Creek Farms
Roleplay Type: Horse and Rider
Riders and Horses arrive at Moonlit Creek Farms for Training
and Showing. Moonlit Creek has an amazing facility with multiple covered arenas
and rolling lush pastures. The luxurious Rider's Lounge overlooks the Main Arena,
and there are miles and miles of trails.
Randy saw what she was doing and slowed his horse down. "Didn't know you did bridle less." He said. He patted Gambler, the stout quarter already sweating.
Randy trolled his eyes, laughing and muttering "Just wait till I get that new filly." he spurred Gambler on, but the stocky quarter horse just barely caught up to Charlotte. The chestnut was a full two strides behind Kylie, but he was holding his pace.
he stared off into the distance, an approaching open field in front of them. "I'd love to do roping with you again, if your up for it." He sighed. "but i need to get a new roping horse before then." He noticed her expression shift and looked up slightly. "you ok?"
He kept looking at her as she blushed, and smiling, he looked down slightly and fidgeted with his reins. Gambler tossed his head up and he stopped messing with the reins, patting the horse. "Would you ever do a show with me again?" He asked, uneasy. "I know last time was... well really bad, but those things happen one time out of a million." He sighed and looked at her, waiting. Gambler broke into a jog but Rand pulled him back into a walk.
He glanced at her as she sighed. Reining Gambler around, he pulled up alongside her and they slowly walked to the head of the trails, riding in silence.
Randy turned his head and almost went to go help her but she managed. "Can I come?" He asked. He noticed her liming slightly and turned to her again, a worried expression on his face.
Jaden just sighed quietly and shook his head lightly, seeing the check in his hand and staring at it for a moment, sticking it in his pocket before walking to his truck, getting in, and starting the engine. The man took one last look in the rearview mirror to look at the barn, seeing Randy standing there and driving off, the feeling unbearable.
Randy nodded slightly, before going into the tack room and taking out a couple treats. He fed them to Gambler. "He's the only one who I didn't move back to the ranch, simply because he's another client's horse. He looked out the barn doors, and almost flinched when he saw Jaden loading up Loki. Quickly turning to Charlotte ''did you know that he was selling Loki? I don't get it. I thought... I thought he was making good money on him." He asked her, slightly perplexed.
Jaden had haltered Loki, scratching his neck as his new owners rolled onto the gravel drive, a trailer behind them. The man let out a soft sigh, looking up at the bay manchado colt, the thoroughbred snorting, nuzzling his owner's shoulder. "Can't be doin' that anymore bud, you ain't mine no longer." He murmured, a man hopping out of the truck and towards Jaden. "So, this the one?" He asked, Jaden nodding. "Yeah. . . this is the one, RF Frozen Guard, goes by Loki though." He explained, the new man nodding and taking the lead. Jaden let him, patting Loki's flank as he walked by, the horse stopping and craning his neck around to look at his former jockey, nickering once before being tugged forward into the trailer. Jaden watched as the gate was closed and Loki was shut out of his sight, the trailer driving off and away as the man stared into nothing, realizing all he was doing and hoping that future him would thank him for his actions.
Jaden had been sitting in the barn for over an hour, sipping on a coffee he didn't really want. Eventually he got up and shook the cold from his bones, hauling his saddles out to his truck and managing to fit all three in his backseat. He'd connected his Gooseneck to the feed truck, loading in both Cash and Vegas, their stalls empty as he went and put in their feed and bridles and such in the backseat, not minding to be quitting.
Randy held his face in his hands. He was tired. He checked his watch. It was early morning. He got out and drove to the barn to get his tack and move it to the ranch. He would only be boarding Gambler at the barn until he felt comfortable enough with bringing Sterling back. Opening aside the big barn door, he noticed a small figure sitting quietly. Squinting, he could barely make out that it was Charlotte. The sun had not yet risen fully and it was still pretty dark. He noticed an empty stall but shook it off. Charlotte looked up, shivering slightly. He sighed and took off his jacket, putting it over her shoulders. Glancing at the last place ribbon that slid out of her pocket, he felt guilty. He shouldn't have been at the show, he should've checked Sable over, what if he missed something? He was always a firm believer in that horses will and can show signs, and that they are smart animals. "You seen Jaden around?" he asked quietly.
Fenrir was angry, the human who caught him started all of this...he needed to get out, but how? Suddenly, the girl came back and looked scared. "Shhh...come on! We need to get you out of here!" the girl whimpered, unlocking the stable door and hopping onto Fenrirs back, cantering away out into the open field, feeling wild and free now...he was almost home, back to his herd he thought, neighing loudly as he broke into a gallop.
Jaden had won overall, yet every photo of him it was a obvious fake smile, the man despising how his name was plastered everywhere. It felt terrible winning, and when he put his tack up, he didn't get it back out for a year.
Fenrir was in his stable, wild but angry since the girl he bonded had disappeared for a few days. "Come on...let me out..." Fenrir neighed loudly and tried to break the stable door, but it was no use. It seemed to be reinforced wood (I don't know why) and he barely made a dent.
Partly Cloudy, Rain Possible
Imperedor is victorious prnaced around the field impatient and hungry for is breakfast