Stagecoach (2013)
“She had spent her English and math classes jotting down points they could use to persuade Lisa to put acting second—at least once the play had ended. Stevie, however, seemed to have already made—and activated—her own plan. She was saddled up and riding outside. She waved to Carole from the outdoor ring. Carole waved back automatically and then stopped in her tracks. Instead of Topside Stevie was riding Prancer.
Suddenly it hit Carole. Why hadn’t they thought of that before? Prancer needed work,... and so did Stevie. Topside, on the other hand, did not. The most important thing was keeping him fresh and interested for the rally. A little light schooling and a trail ride or two would do the trick. Riding Prancer, Stevie could sharpen her skills and help Lisa get the mare ready.
“Pretty good idea, huh?” Stevie called, trotting down the long side of the ring.
“Are you kidding? It’s a great idea!” Carole yelled after her. She watched the mare’s briskly swinging trot for a few minutes in admiration.MoreLess
Suddenly it hit Carole. Why hadn’t they thought of that before? Prancer needed work,... and so did Stevie. Topside, on the other hand, did not. The most important thing was keeping him fresh and interested for the rally. A little light schooling and a trail ride or two would do the trick. Riding Prancer, Stevie could sharpen her skills and help Lisa get the mare ready.
“Pretty good idea, huh?” Stevie called, trotting down the long side of the ring.
“Are you kidding? It’s a great idea!” Carole yelled after her. She watched the mare’s briskly swinging trot for a few minutes in admiration.MoreLess
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