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SHOW NAME:
Dash for the Cash
BARN NAME:
Chisisi [meaning "secret" in Native American. Read story!]
GENDER:
Stallion
BREED:
Mustang x Arabian
COLOR:
Silver Grulla
STORY:
I was abused.
As my owner shoved the hot metal bit into my mouth, I recoiled in pain. Of course, he ignored me and continued. Soon, the weight of the blankets, saddle, and himself sat on my back. I snorted, but he simply spurred me. As we rode on, I grew more and more tired. He pushed me on until it was evening and I could barely move my stiff, sore legs.
Finally, I was unsaddled and released into the partly-bare pasture. I sighed hungrily and arched my neck down to eat what was in the pasture. My owner hadn't planted more in a while. Soon I was semi-full and I lifted my grey head.
My show name was Dash for the Cash, but I was more known as Cashman. My owner had always wanted me to be great and win him money; these days, that's all he wanted. So he worked me until day's end so I could do my best. But I was always exhausted, and I never had fun.
Saddle sores covered me, rubbed raw. My withers were bruised from constant spurring, as was my rump from constant whipping.
I jerked my head up suddenly as I heard a slow creak. I slowly realized that, to my surprise, someone had opened the gate of my pasture. I could be free!
But it could also be a trap. I narrowed my curious, soft eyes, flattening my ears. What if my owner was up to something? I became nervous and slightly backed away. I spent half the night pondering whether to go out or not. It could be a risk; what if it was dangerous? I finally nickered and dropped my head, walking forward. I would just have to take risks. That's what I did, right? I had always been a risk taker. But that was before I had been broken. Now? Well, I had become distrusting of humans; they were abusive and terrible.
So it was a stereotype; so what? And that's when I met her.
I trotted through the gate suspiciously; nothing happened. I walked around a bit, but there was nothing. Nothing but wide, open spaces! I couldn't help but let out a series of small, happy whinnies. I walked forward slowly; although I was still slightly cautious, I had to admit I had relaxed a bit.
Then, I saw a dark shape slowly morph from the shadows. In terror and anger, I reared up an slammed down. But the shape, that I could now see was a small girl, stood fearlessly in front of me. She was obviously Native American; I had once fantasized about being owned by a small tribe my mother had told me about.
The girl held a rebellious, fearless, and bold demeanor. She also held a spark of defiance in her eye; she was like me.
I snorted and bobbed my gray head while watching her skeptically.
"I won't hurt you," She told me calmly, observing my actions. I shook my head. All humans were the same, right? "I see what he does. It's terrible. Please, come with me." The Native American girl held out her hand. She had emphasized he so bitterly; no one had ever cared about it as much as she seemed she did. I tentatively pushed my muzzle against her hand.
The girl, obviously slightly surprised and happy, eagerly grabbed a bit and shoved it towards my face. Afraid and surprised, I jerked my head and backed against the pasture's fence. My ears flattened as I gave her a cold and distrusting demeanor once more. My eyes were dark and looked like a battlefield. I had been abandoned once, and abused. I couldn't let it happen again.
The girl sighed, "Well, Mr. Mysterious, I know you've been hurt. But can't you trust me? It'll only be 'til we get back to my tribe." I stood rigidly. The girl gave a resigned sigh, shoulders slumping. She knew I wasn't going anywhere with that bit in my mouth.
"Fine. Just, please, stay?" She asked hopefully.
I had a better idea. As she began to walk away quietly, I trotted after quietly. I soon snorted, and the girl turned slightly. Seeing me, she giggled and continued. Then she started to run, and I simply ran with her. The Native American girl soon collapsed in exhaustion and laughter.
I nuzzled her and helped her up with small nudges and allowing her to lean on me momentarily. "Ya know, Mr. Mysterious, I'm called Citali. It means "star" in my language. I should call you something better than Mr. Mysterious, though. Hmm..." I stood alertly as she thought. Although very arrogant, I was patient.
"I'll call you Chisisi. It means "secret." So I was now deemed with the name "Chisisi." You know what? I liked it. I pranced towards her camp, bearing my new name proudly. It made sense.
Soon enough, I was standing in a large pen. The pasture here was full and rich, and I could eat to my heart's content. I had to admit it was nice, even if I probably was standing around, getting fat. I snorted happily at the thought. I had been here for a few days now. Children, along with Citali, had come to see me. Although cautious and suspicious, I'd nuzzled them and allowed them to pet me. It was nice to get all this sweet attention.
I was surprised that Citali hadn't come and tried to ride me yet. I jerked my head up as the familiar crunch of boots came up. "Chisisi," She cooed sweetly. I watched her carefully. Her hands were behind her back, and a huge smile was plastered across her gorgeous face.
As I came closer, becoming suspicious, she put her arm in front of my eyes. "Don't look," She murmured, so I stayed where I was. I heard shuffling and slight movement. Light flooded my eyes again as she drew her hand away, and I stared at what was before me.
"I weaved it all by myself," For her age, Citali was one of the most skilled weavers of the tribe. It was amazing what she'd done now. She gingerly held a purple halter with reins in her hands, obviously meant for me. I guess you could call it "weaved;" although it was more braided. But who was I to critique? "Do you like it, Chisisi?" She murmured.
To admit, I did. It had soft padding and looked comfortable enough. I walked closer, sniffing it and sticking my nose in it. "I know you don't like bridles, which I understand. So I made you this! The reins are so I can ride you without having that metal making your poor mouth sore. We'll work on everything!" She exclaimed as she secured the halter on.
It was snug and comfortable; I loved it! Citali cautious climbed the fence and motioned towards my back, as if asking to get on. I weighed options, but finally turned my back towards her. She was my best friend; she wouldn't hurt me, would she?
Citali carefully slipped onto me, gingerly holding the matching purple reins that were tightly woven/braided as well. The tightened her grip slightly on the knots in the reins. I could feel her anticipation coming off in waves. The girl gently kicked me, and I walked forward. As we rode on, I realized I had worried for nothing. Citali was my friend, and nothing like my previous owner. She loved me, and would take good care of me.
Even though I would've allowed her to put a bit in my mouth, Citali kept me on the halter all those years. She was constantly trying to change it, complaining that the halter was old, stinky, faded, and ugly. But each time, I stubbornly refused. I even once jumped to fence to stop her from throwing it away.
That halter would always be my reminder of the day I realized I had a real best friend, and I wanted to die wearing it.
me <3 wrote:me <3 wrote:USERNAME:
me <3
SHOW NAME:
Dash for the Cash
BARN NAME:
Chisisi [meaning "secret" in Native American. Read story!]
GENDER:
Stallion
BREED:
Mustang x Arabian
COLOR:
Silver Grulla
STORY:
I was abused.
As my owner shoved the hot metal bit into my mouth, I recoiled in pain. Of course, he ignored me and continued. Soon, the weight of the blankets, saddle, and himself sat on my back. I snorted, but he simply spurred me. As we rode on, I grew more and more tired. He pushed me on until it was evening and I could barely move my stiff, sore legs.
Finally, I was unsaddled and released into the partly-bare pasture. I sighed hungrily and arched my neck down to eat what was in the pasture. My owner hadn't planted more in a while. Soon I was semi-full and I lifted my grey head.
My show name was Dash for the Cash, but I was more known as Cashman. My owner had always wanted me to be great and win him money; these days, that's all he wanted. So he worked me until day's end so I could do my best. But I was always exhausted, and I never had fun.
Saddle sores covered me, rubbed raw. My withers were bruised from constant spurring, as was my rump from constant whipping.
I jerked my head up suddenly as I heard a slow creak. I slowly realized that, to my surprise, someone had opened the gate of my pasture. I could be free!
But it could also be a trap. I narrowed my curious, soft eyes, flattening my ears. What if my owner was up to something? I became nervous and slightly backed away. I spent half the night pondering whether to go out or not. It could be a risk; what if it was dangerous? I finally nickered and dropped my head, walking forward. I would just have to take risks. That's what I did, right? I had always been a risk taker. But that was before I had been broken. Now? Well, I had become distrusting of humans; they were abusive and terrible.
So it was a stereotype; so what? And that's when I met her.
I trotted through the gate suspiciously; nothing happened. I walked around a bit, but there was nothing. Nothing but wide, open spaces! I couldn't help but let out a series of small, happy whinnies. I walked forward slowly; although I was still slightly cautious, I had to admit I had relaxed a bit.
Then, I saw a dark shape slowly morph from the shadows. In terror and anger, I reared up an slammed down. But the shape, that I could now see was a small girl, stood fearlessly in front of me. She was obviously Native American; I had once fantasized about being owned by a small tribe my mother had told me about.
The girl held a rebellious, fearless, and bold demeanor. She also held a spark of defiance in her eye; she was like me.
I snorted and bobbed my gray head while watching her skeptically.
"I won't hurt you," She told me calmly, observing my actions. I shook my head. All humans were the same, right? "I see what he does. It's terrible. Please, come with me." The Native American girl held out her hand. She had emphasized he so bitterly; no one had ever cared about it as much as she seemed she did. I tentatively pushed my muzzle against her hand.
The girl, obviously slightly surprised and happy, eagerly grabbed a bit and shoved it towards my face. Afraid and surprised, I jerked my head and backed against the pasture's fence. My ears flattened as I gave her a cold and distrusting demeanor once more. My eyes were dark and looked like a battlefield. I had been abandoned once, and abused. I couldn't let it happen again.
The girl sighed, "Well, Mr. Mysterious, I know you've been hurt. But can't you trust me? It'll only be 'til we get back to my tribe." I stood rigidly. The girl gave a resigned sigh, shoulders slumping. She knew I wasn't going anywhere with that bit in my mouth.
"Fine. Just, please, stay?" She asked hopefully.
I had a better idea. As she began to walk away quietly, I trotted after quietly. I soon snorted, and the girl turned slightly. Seeing me, she giggled and continued. Then she started to run, and I simply ran with her. The Native American girl soon collapsed in exhaustion and laughter.
I nuzzled her and helped her up with small nudges and allowing her to lean on me momentarily. "Ya know, Mr. Mysterious, I'm called Citali. It means "star" in my language. I should call you something better than Mr. Mysterious, though. Hmm..." I stood alertly as she thought. Although very arrogant, I was patient.
"I'll call you Chisisi. It means "secret." So I was now deemed with the name "Chisisi." You know what? I liked it. I pranced towards her camp, bearing my new name proudly. It made sense.
Soon enough, I was standing in a large pen. The pasture here was full and rich, and I could eat to my heart's content. I had to admit it was nice, even if I probably was standing around, getting fat. I snorted happily at the thought. I had been here for a few days now. Children, along with Citali, had come to see me. Although cautious and suspicious, I'd nuzzled them and allowed them to pet me. It was nice to get all this sweet attention.
I was surprised that Citali hadn't come and tried to ride me yet. I jerked my head up as the familiar crunch of boots came up. "Chisisi," She cooed sweetly. I watched her carefully. Her hands were behind her back, and a huge smile was plastered across her gorgeous face.
As I came closer, becoming suspicious, she put her arm in front of my eyes. "Don't look," She murmured, so I stayed where I was. I heard shuffling and slight movement. Light flooded my eyes again as she drew her hand away, and I stared at what was before me.
"I weaved it all by myself," For her age, Citali was one of the most skilled weavers of the tribe. It was amazing what she'd done now. She gingerly held a purple halter with reins in her hands, obviously meant for me. I guess you could call it "weaved;" although it was more braided. But who was I to critique? "Do you like it, Chisisi?" She murmured.
To admit, I did. It had soft padding and looked comfortable enough. I walked closer, sniffing it and sticking my nose in it. "I know you don't like bridles, which I understand. So I made you this! The reins are so I can ride you without having that metal making your poor mouth sore. We'll work on everything!" She exclaimed as she secured the halter on.
It was snug and comfortable; I loved it! Citali cautious climbed the fence and motioned towards my back, as if asking to get on. I weighed options, but finally turned my back towards her. She was my best friend; she wouldn't hurt me, would she?
Citali carefully slipped onto me, gingerly holding the matching purple reins that were tightly woven/braided as well. The tightened her grip slightly on the knots in the reins. I could feel her anticipation coming off in waves. The girl gently kicked me, and I walked forward. As we rode on, I realized I had worried for nothing. Citali was my friend, and nothing like my previous owner. She loved me, and would take good care of me.
Even though I would've allowed her to put a bit in my mouth, Citali kept me on the halter all those years. She was constantly trying to change it, complaining that the halter was old, stinky, faded, and ugly. But each time, I stubbornly refused. I even once jumped to fence to stop her from throwing it away.
That halter would always be my reminder of the day I realized I had a real best friend, and I wanted to die wearing it.
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