"I steered the truck into the driveway, the giant trailer rattling behind me. As I parked the truck and hopped out, I could already see Blu starting to act anxious. He ran faster, switching directions on a dime, rarely stopping as he continued around in circles. I opened the back of the trailer and placed a tentative hand on the muzzle of my new stallion, Ross. He stared at me with a mysterious yet curious gaze. I nuzzled him before gently tugging on his lead rope and pulling him out of the trailer. Blu whinnied at the sight of the gigantic horse, bucking at the gate and angrily stomping the ground as he reared. I sighed, leading Ross away from the ring and towards the barn. I settled him into his stall, filling his feed and water and just letting him relax. He was fairly calm and quiet, so I wast too worried about him. It was Blu that worried me. Another stallion was on his territory now, and he was just not having it. He continued to cry and stomp like a toddler that wasnt getting its way. A tantrum of sorts really. It seemed to last for years, though it was only a few hours before I went out and tried to correct him. He charged at me, stopping inches from hitting the fence between us, and then continued to shriek and run in circles. I sighed and went back to the house, figuring he would eventually tire himself out. I went to bed early, knowing it wouldnt be a very restful sleep. Blu screamed through the night, but I finally managed to block it out enough to fall asleep. It didnt last long however, because I awoke to absolute silence a few hours later. I paused, holding my breath, waiting for the nonsense to continue, but all was still. I jumped up and looked out the window towards the ring. The fence line was torn apart as if a tornado had had gone through. Blu was no where to be found. I ran downstairs and out the door, yelling his name. I heard a soft whinny from Ross, and I feared the worst. When I came in I was shocked to see Blu huddled against the back corner, battered and bruised. Ross stood calmly in his stall, despite the broken door hanging wide open. I rushed over to Blu and checked him over for any serious injuries, but he had only a few little scratches and one small gash on his muzzle, most likely from Ross kicking him. Blu was truly a case of 'bark worse than his bite'. I led Ross into a different stall, noting to build another new door for his old stall, and brought Blu out to med pen. I turned on the electric fence and tied him to a post. The sun was just starting to rise, so I figured I may as well get to work already. I spent the day setting up the ring all over again, being sure to take even more precautions. When I was done, I brought a tired and depressed Blu back to the ring. He whinnied pitifully seeing all his hard work rebuilt. Ross trotted up from the pasture behind the barn, sticking his head over the fence. He snorted, getting Blu's attention. They stared at each other for a while, a tender gaze, and then they both relaxed. Ross turned and went back to exploring the pasture, and Blu settled by the fence and nibbled at the graze growing up in between the bars. He had truly learned some manners after all."