"I don't really know. I'm a good jumper, and I kind of like competeing, although I've only done it once or twice."

She smiled. "Well i'm pretty good at everything. Even dressage." She broke the sink and started slowly pirrafaing,hoping Shadowfax would catch on and do it too.

Shadowfax noticed what was happening and did the same. The last thing he wanted to do was have Sara fall backwards and have her spurs peirce their backs.

She started cantering briskly,not enough to make anyone fall though.

Shadowfax kept up in perfect harmony with Cazara.

Sara stood balancing on the two horses, carefull not to fall. She had Cazara's reins and Shadowfax's lead rope, ready to turn them. She loved doing this.

She stopped suddenly,the impact would force any horse to turn,she cantered along with Shadowfax as he turned.

Sara slightly wobbled at the turn, but she regained her footing.

She stopped.

Shadowfax, confused, stopped, too. "What is it? She wont fall. And if she does, we can probrally get her back to the house."

She snorted,her back was lathering and a cut was deep on her back,accidenlty without Sara realizing it it had cut a little too deep in her back,her back kinked up and her head whent down,but she didn't buck.

Sara got off, deciding it was far enough from the house anyway. She held the reins in her hands, leading the horses to the stream to take a drink before heading back to the house.

She planted her feet by the barn,she knew there was something in there that could help her,throwing her dainty head in the air,she rolled her eyes,flipping her long black mane,whipping the reins from Sara's hands. She spun around quicker than a Cobra. She leaped towards the open front gate to leaving. She would,mabye come back but... It was hard.

She stopped and looked back,she had found herself on a small dirt road. She bent down to nible a teensy little green weed. She snapped her head back up and trotted to a little stream. Someone would find her soon.

"Wait! Annnd... your gone." She figure she could find her around a stream or river. She led Shadowfax back to the barn, releasing him in the pasture. She searched him for wounds, just to be safe. She turned, closed the gate, and hopped in her car. She had her cellphone, her sugar supply, and a rope. She turned the GPS on her phone on, driving toward the nearest stream other than the one in the woods.

She skittled at the sound,but she smelled a sweet scent,her curiosity got her,she could tell it was driving away from her,she bolted after it and screeched... Loud.

"Woah, ow." She slowed to a stop, then got out. TAhe sound was coming from behind, so she turned around. . . "Cazara?" She walked to her slowly, had outstreached, sugar sitting inside. She stood, waiting.

She walked calmly forward and took the sugar,munching on it.

"Good, your ok." Sara breathed a deep sigh of relief. She had the trailer hooked to the truck. She unbolted its backside and let the ramp came out, then she led Cazara into the trailer. She tied the reins up, then she untacked. she pulled of the saddle and blanket, realizing the cut. She went to the back of the truck and put the saddle in it. She then grabbed the disinfectant and sprayed it over the cut.

It stung badly,she kicked out in the air but stood there. She sighed with relief as everything was lifted off her back. She nuzzled Sara as if saying,"Move it,I want to see Shadowfax!"

Sara laughed and pulled the ramp up. "Relax, we aren't that far from home." She bolted the ramp up again. She walked over to the trucks doors and climbed in. The car started and turned around. In just a few minutes, they were back at the stable. She led Cazara into the pasture, then she took off the reins.

She ran quickly into the pasture to find Shadowfax.

"Hi, Cazara." He trotted over to her. "I was worried, are you alright?" Then he noticed the cut.

"Hey!" She ran over to him and nuzzled him,'It stings a bit."

"I hope it dosen't hurt much."

"Oh no it's fine." She nuzzled him.

"Good."
Sara walked over with the feed in her hands. She walked around, filling all the troughs.