Horse Book Summary Novels & Stories

"That's a rather foolish question. Just because others missed it doesn't mean I had to miss it too." "You…" Harvey choked on his words. Bernard sneered. "So, you're suggesting you have better judgment than Mr. Thatcher?" "Those are your words, not mine," Andrew responded flatly. "Enough!" Mark's commanding voice silenced Bernard and Harvey immediately. "Dr. Lloyd, please explain how you spotted the horse's condition," Mark asked with genuine interest. "The horse was anxiously stomping its hoof before the race, and anyone paying close attention could have noticed. But mainly, as a doctor, I'm trained to spot signs of illness or discomfort in humans. The same principle applies to identifying i

“ your name is Bell?” The horse shook his head no. He stood quiet for moment. He walked over to BoldR and tugged on his belt. “Belt?” Cassia asked again. The horse pawed the ground and snorted at the ground. Cassia looked where he pawed. The shape he pawed looked like the letter A. “Belt A?” Cassia pieced the words slowly together. The horse stood quietly again as if to think. He began to look around for bit. He then walked over to the vine hanging from the tree. He nibbled a piece off and it fell to the ground. He picked it up in his mouth and brought it over to the road. He dropped the vine to the ground and began moving it around with his mussel. He picked up his head and stared for a mom

When the last one was defeated, I waited a minute to see if any more would respawn. Thinking it was now safe, I slowly approached the horse. It didn’t seem to fear me, as it lowered its head as if it were bowing. Carefully, I reached a hand out to pet it, to comfort it. There were wounds all over it and it looked as if it was sick. “I guess it wasn’t an event.” I told Luka when nothing happened after another minute.

The white horse nodded its head. “oh God, what do you want me to get from dear?”, asked Lt. Jim again. The horse bitten one of the grass near Lt. Jim and chewed it. “you are hungry?”, asked Lt. Jim. The horse nodded its head three times. “why do I need to dive in, you can have all the grass here, I don’t eat them”, exclaimed Lt. Jim. The horse moved its head like it was saying no. “oh wow, okay fine, you are the most demanding mammal I have ever seen”, mumbled Lt. Jim.

“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?”

"Don't worry about that. It is proven that horses are a good emotional therapy. The presence of a strong emotion, although the human may not be aware of it, for the horse, means that there is a danger, therefore, he will try to escape. But, if the person is calm, calm and present, the animal will seek contact from him. Hence, the individual who works with this animal must learn to manage his emotions and leave his mind blank." "Okay," I reply. “Call me if you have a problem with the horse.” When Edel leaves the office, Hans sits down in the chair. “It's amazing how much things change when I'm not around,” says Hans with a smirk on his face. “Magda already told me everything. Did you seriousl

Apollo was a racer, and won a few races Dominic entered him in but he was simply a beloved horse. The hand was standing in the middle watching the horses get reacquainted with their new environment, Stormi was playfully sniffing the man while Apollo stood arrogantly appraising the grounds. A low chuckle escaped her. Looking at the stately horse, she grew concerned for the animal's future. He loved Dominic dearly, to the fact he won't allow any other male or female beside her to ride him. Now that his master was gone, how will this affect him? Animals are sensitive by nature. Her episode of worry brought back a similar memory. "Are you sure about this?."

He turned to me, squinting slightly into the light. Jesus. If the devil looked this good, I’d hand over my soul right now. And I thought I could control this horse with nothing but confidence and a little sarcasm whispered into its ear. Turns out, this four-legged demon was just as stubborn as the man who owned this fucking villa. My horse started weaving, stepping sideways down the sloped path, its hooves loud and nervous against the stone. Its shoulders moved like a living engine, jerking and tossing beneath me. I gripped the reins tighter, straightening my spine, but every useful bit of horse knowledge I’d picked up from movies disappeared in an instant.

It pierced the horse and would have pierced its riders as well if Austin had not reacted fast enough. The horse whined loudly in pain and reared up on its hind legs. It suddenly froze with its front legs still off the ground and failed to land properly, thus it collapsed towards Austin and Eva. Austin protected Eva's head while he rolled themselves away. From the muscle spasms and foaming at the horse's mouth, Eva immediately recognised that the originally strong and healthy horse had been poisoned.

She truly cannot defend herself even after so many years. She has reached a point where she believes she is to blame for whatever happened in the past. She has trailed off her thoughts when all of a sudden her horse 'Neigh' abruptly rose in the air before going back on its four, almost crashing into Megara. Megara quickly held its reins and tried to calm it down but the more she tried to calm the horse the more triggered it became. That's when she noticed a black fog dancing around her horse. When her horse sensed the demonic power it immediately got alerted and tried to his alert the owner as well. It only calmed down when the screeching sound of her taking out her sword fell on its ears.