vampire07
Pulsar
- Joined
- Jun 2, 2009
Sitting along the front row was those with special tickets and in the front row was his seat but there was one other person in Tia's section. A male squirrel who was his cell phone.
When it was Tia's turn she walked to the filly who was saddled up. She swung herself up and on her back was number 461.
"Now riding Fire Star is Tia number 461. Time to beat is 40 seconds." The announcer said as Tia rode up to the starting line.
The young horse reared up as she tossed her head but Tia held on tightly. So when the buzzer went off the horse kicked off the ground and galloped across the hard grounds to the first jump. The first one was easy as the filly sailed over with ease. The next few others was getting tricky as Tia tried to keep the speed up with the jumps being non-constant in height and spacing. "5 seconds to go!" The woman said over the intercom as Tia turned the filly around and the horse picked up speed to jump an eight foot wall.
"Come on girl." Tia encouraged the horse but suddenly the horse bucked her off sending her into the metal frame that held the railings of the jump up. Wincing as her back hit it hard as the sound of a metal thack rang in the arena. The filly didn't trust Tia enough to jump the wall and also she was young. Tia was in pain as she laid there on the ground trying to breathe.
When it was Tia's turn she walked to the filly who was saddled up. She swung herself up and on her back was number 461.
"Now riding Fire Star is Tia number 461. Time to beat is 40 seconds." The announcer said as Tia rode up to the starting line.
The young horse reared up as she tossed her head but Tia held on tightly. So when the buzzer went off the horse kicked off the ground and galloped across the hard grounds to the first jump. The first one was easy as the filly sailed over with ease. The next few others was getting tricky as Tia tried to keep the speed up with the jumps being non-constant in height and spacing. "5 seconds to go!" The woman said over the intercom as Tia turned the filly around and the horse picked up speed to jump an eight foot wall.
"Come on girl." Tia encouraged the horse but suddenly the horse bucked her off sending her into the metal frame that held the railings of the jump up. Wincing as her back hit it hard as the sound of a metal thack rang in the arena. The filly didn't trust Tia enough to jump the wall and also she was young. Tia was in pain as she laid there on the ground trying to breathe.