Novel & Cerita Horse Book Club Questions

“Woah. It makes sense. The red horse looks like it is in better shape. Both the condition of his fur and stride are satisfactory.” Chuckling, Ian uttered, “I remembered that you used to ride on horses when you where young.” “Right. I started riding horses before getting into car racing,” Zion added. “So, I know which horse might likely win.” Fabroa family ran a huge horse ranch, and Grandpa used to take me and Zion in that place. Zion grew up seeing many horses that I did. So, he knows which horse is the weakest. When we went to the window ticket office and saw the horses that were scheduled to race today training, Zion said, “The movements of Number 1 looks somewhat sluggish today.”

“You can count on forty horses at sunup, thirty-five dollars a horse.” “We’ll be here,” Wilbarger said. “You won’t have to hunt us up.” “Wait a minute,” Call said. “What’s your horse brand, or do you have one?” “I have one,” Wilbarger said. “I brand HIC on the left hip.”“Are your horses shod?” Call asked. “All shod,” Wilbarger said. “Bring ’em if you see ’em.” “What’s HIC stand for?” Augustus asked.

" Sunny then told her brother James all about the pale white horse that she had seen in Verona. She explained that when you see the horse, you're in deep trouble, and then she went on about how she had seen the horse in Ocean City while riding a Ferris wheel. Sunny's voice trembled as she recounted the eerie details of her encounter with the horse, emphasizing its piercing red eyes and ghostly presence. James listened intently, his disbelief gradually turning into a sense of unease. He couldn't help but wonder if there was some truth to Sunny's unsettling experience.

Even though he had watched his dad ride many times and remembered the horse riding skills, his dad still wouldn't let him ride by himself. It was hard for Mia to agree to take him, so why would the rival ask him? Did the rival see that Mia cared about him and took the initiative to be nice, wanting to take him horse riding? Although he was not easily swayed, riding a horse was tempting... Matthew's heart felt like it was being scratched by little white claws, but his face still looked calm. Every subtle expression of the little guy fell into Torin's eyes. "I know of a horse club with purebred horses, and only VIPs can enter."

“Good job.” Another horse—a pure white breed—was brought over, and Renee rode it as the two of them circled the field together. By the time Danice finally finished one full lap, the sun was already beginning to set. She still couldn’t make Blacky run with her on his back, but this was enough for today. The Horse Riding Club had its own tavern styled after medieval times, with wooden walls, tables, floors—even the cups and utensils followed the theme. Danice had never been to a place like this. She felt as if she had transmigrated into a fantasy world set in the medieval era. Even the staff wore themed costumes.

“Are you coming, Emma?” I smile contentedly at the warmth that spreads through my body. I’m enjoying having a boyfriend again. I had initially been pleased at the prospect of time on my own with Chris, I soon feel less enthusiastic. Instead of a romantic walk by the winning post, Chris marches up and down the side of the course, debating with the bookies in flat caps and dragging me to the parade ring so that he can examine the horses ears. Why is he looking at the horses ears? Because, Chris maintains, the perkiness of the horses auricle is the key to its success. Personally, I found Dani’s reliance on the zodiac signs more convincing, but he’s absolutely determined.

Greta said, a little confused by what her nephew was thinking. "I found similarities between me and horses. I like Mia. So, I approached her first. But, she still refuses to choose me,” the man explained while glancing at the secretary, checking to see if there was a hint of regret on her face. “What happens when a horse is rejected by a rider?” "The horse will get sick," Greta answered, successfully making Mia's eyes widen. "If the grief is too deep, it is not uncommon for the horse to lose the will to run."

"Since you've asked, how about I take you to my family's ranch after dinner?" "A ranch?" Marcia asked with a grin. "The kind that grows vegetables? How could you have such a cool place and not invite me sooner?" Kevin shot Myron a look. "Patricia, it's not that kind of ranch. It's a horse farm—a riding club, to be exact. Even Eli has a horse there. When he gets back, we can go together. But after dinner today, I doubt there'll be time for aimless wandering." Riding horses? Marcia rolled her eyes inwardly. Cars and watches were one thing, but now they had their own horses? "You rich people are unbelievable! I heard keeping a horse costs more than maintaining a luxury car!"

It seemed like Phia was trying to portray me as a spoiled brat who had become arrogant after receiving this title. "So, what's on your mind?" I asked, crossing my arms. "Do you want me to ask if you actually wet your pants?" Laughter erupted from the surrounding crowd. Phia's face flushed with embarrassment. She bit her lip and retorted, "I don't know where you heard that rumor, but it's not true!" "Alright, alright. If that's the case, then we have nothing to talk about," I replied. "No, I have something to say. Which horse will you be riding?" she inquired. "Is it this one? You spent days living with the horses in our Pack, so maybe you know a lot about them."

“Are you serious right now?” Kavian’s voice was calm, so steady it sent another wave of irritation crashing through her. “You know, animals—especially horses—have the ability to sense when danger is near. They become restless, unsettled, even unruly. To the unknowing, it might look like madness. But in reality, the horse is trying to save both itself and its rider.” Laura blinked, taken aback, confusion flickering through her frustration. “What does that have to do with anything we’re talking about?”