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((Angel, do you know that War and Chaska are on the southern fencline while your charachters are on the East? Thats where the summer stables are, also. And Seth and David are in the cow pasture which is a few feet from the horse's pasture and connected to it, cut off by two gates))

((I'll draw out a simple map of the town and ect so theres no confusion)

Moon snorted and stood completely still, her mane and tail blowing in the soft breeze. She then pivoted and took off galloping in the direction opposite the town again and made her way to the waterhole.

Chaska snorted in protest as she watched War go. She wanted to play and with the stallion gone she had few options. She paced the fence a few times and turned her attention to an older bigger horse, nipping at the work horse. He ignored her for awhile untill she reared and bit at him. He backed from her snorting. She chased after him for a little before becoming bored again. She walked over to the fence and reached for David, pulling at his shirt when he got near.

((you'll think of something..I could try to shake things up.))

*Bullet looked up at the approaching mare. He flicked his tail like that of a large, heavy maned lion. Watching over his pride. He quickly stood, nearly leaping from the ground and silently watched the white mare to see what she would do. When after a few seconds he suddenly neighed loudly and reared. Then stood still again, flicking his ears, tilting his head to see his mare watch them with much attentive alertness, her foal, too. He snorted as he saw this foal and then walked leisurly to the white mare. Walking to her side, rather than head-on. As he reached her he sniffed her shoulder a bit, then her withers and shot his head up, looking to the road. The flashy arabian stallion galloped by with a man on his back.*

Jane smiled softly at Saphire. "Sorry girl. Maybe not today.." Jane replied softly starting to work on the liver chestnut's lower back.

Saphire didn't seem to understand why Jane wasn't taking her out for a ride NOW. Saphire tossed her head, making the chain crossties make ratling sounds.

*Sundown was quickly approaching and morning would soon follow. Seth was well into the other countrside, a mountainus area. He had tied War to a tree outside Chance's house and had had just laid his eyes upon the oddest looking horse he had ever seen.*

Chance, what the hell is that? It nearly looks like a skeleton! Arent you feeding it?!

Trust me, Seth this is how this little mare should look. She came from an exotic animal dealer I met on my last trip. The woman said that this was a breed called Akhal Teke..I thought it would make a nice gift for my wife but she really doesnt want a horse..Apparently she never liked the beasts...So what do you say? How about fifteen dollars?

Fifteen!? Chance..Why so high? This horse don't look of value over Five.

She's trained. She's friendly and never causes trouble..She's reliable and gorgeous..Everyone will want to see her, there aint another horse like her in all of America, I promise you. I'm cutting you a good deal, my friend. This particular breed of horse has great stamina, can withstand very harsh and extreme temperatures, they wean young and are the ideal riding horse when your treking a good thousand miles..They arent very strong but boy are they hardy..This horse wont ever get sick, I guerantee it..What do you say?

Well I dunno, Chance..Fifteen dollars is an awful lot of money and Jane needs her stomach medicine and the doctor aint cheap..Nor is the farm.

But you still got all that insurance money..Look, this horse is gonna be worth it when your out on a long journey and War gets tired and there aint nowhere to stay..They dont eat much and dont require alot of care..Their mane and tail are thin so they dont need much washing or brushing..Their coats and skin are thin, too..She'll be the best investment you ever made.

*Seth thought for a good long time..He looked the mare over, inspected every inch of her body. Rode her around the pasture several times, even introduced her to War and she instantly took a liking to him. After much convincing, they finally settled on ten dollars and he stayed there for the night.*

Jane stood in the bathroom, bent over the toilet bowl, and throwing up. After Jane thought it was done, she got up and washed her face and brushed her teeth. Opening the medicine cabint, she took out her medicen and swalloed the lequid down. Closing it, she stared at herself in the mirrior.