Post by Aiden Sanders. on Jul 1, 2009 18:18:41 GMT -6
Aiden Sanders
Aiden had gotten here less than an hour ago and he was ready to explore. The boy got his horse out of the stall that he was temporarily keeping him in. The horse snorted and pranced about, trying to run free. The boy shook the lead rope and the chestnut snorted and dropped his head. Aiden tied the horse to the stall and brushed him down quick and picked out his feet before he grabbed a bridle and put it on the horse. He liked riding bareback more than anything but it was going to be interesting if the horse was going to act like this for the whole ride.
After adjusting the throatlatch to the black bridle, he led the horse out of the barn and shorted the reins before grabbing some of the horse's mane and swinging up onto the horse. Song quickly jumped foreward into the reins that Aiden already had a steady grasp on. The horse pranced in place as the boy got adjusted, then the boy pulled the skin tight between his belly button and his crotch and sank his seat bones down into the horse's back. The horse immediately stopped moving and turned his ears back to the boy. Aiden gathered his reins and gripped them tightly before asking the horse to walk forewards using his belly. The horse dropped his head and chewed on the bit as they walked slowly forewards.
Aiden looked around the deserted barn and sighed. There was no one out riding and he was wondering why. It was a perfectly beautiful day, the sun was shining, but it wasn't too hot. He was wearing black skinny jeans, a light blue and black shirt and his skateboarding shoes. He was just fine and there was a gentle breeze to keep him cool if he did have to work on things with the gelding. After walking around the barn he nudged the horse into a slow trot and they headed down the trail. He had no idea where he was going, and he'd probably get lost, but it was alright, he had the whole day ahead of him to find his way home. And if he couldn't find his way home, he was hoping maybe he'd run into someone on the trail that he could walk home with.
Aiden had gotten here less than an hour ago and he was ready to explore. The boy got his horse out of the stall that he was temporarily keeping him in. The horse snorted and pranced about, trying to run free. The boy shook the lead rope and the chestnut snorted and dropped his head. Aiden tied the horse to the stall and brushed him down quick and picked out his feet before he grabbed a bridle and put it on the horse. He liked riding bareback more than anything but it was going to be interesting if the horse was going to act like this for the whole ride.
After adjusting the throatlatch to the black bridle, he led the horse out of the barn and shorted the reins before grabbing some of the horse's mane and swinging up onto the horse. Song quickly jumped foreward into the reins that Aiden already had a steady grasp on. The horse pranced in place as the boy got adjusted, then the boy pulled the skin tight between his belly button and his crotch and sank his seat bones down into the horse's back. The horse immediately stopped moving and turned his ears back to the boy. Aiden gathered his reins and gripped them tightly before asking the horse to walk forewards using his belly. The horse dropped his head and chewed on the bit as they walked slowly forewards.
Aiden looked around the deserted barn and sighed. There was no one out riding and he was wondering why. It was a perfectly beautiful day, the sun was shining, but it wasn't too hot. He was wearing black skinny jeans, a light blue and black shirt and his skateboarding shoes. He was just fine and there was a gentle breeze to keep him cool if he did have to work on things with the gelding. After walking around the barn he nudged the horse into a slow trot and they headed down the trail. He had no idea where he was going, and he'd probably get lost, but it was alright, he had the whole day ahead of him to find his way home. And if he couldn't find his way home, he was hoping maybe he'd run into someone on the trail that he could walk home with.
