Peaky Blinder Horse Novels & Stories

Adrian said and the hustle and bustle around me continued. "Little dove. Come with me." Adrian said to me once he reached me and Luzo and Aklan looked at me with wide eyes. I gave them a small smile and walked behind Adrian to the front. Ren, Shea, Tia and Briva were nowhere to be seen, luckily. The biggest horses were gathered here and I admired their beauty. Most horses were pitch black but the biggest one was a light brown one with a thick, dark brown mane and tail. Adrian stood next to it and I gave the horse strokes on his nose while Adrian talked to one of his officers. I kept my gaze away from him.

I playfully stick my tongue out at him, Sky chuckling beside us. “I prefer just calling you Alli then.” Blaine chuckles out. Her deep blue, eyes twinkle with mischief and I can tell right away the two of us are going to get along perfectly. Sky and Eathan decide to fetch us drinks, so Blaine and I leave the older generation to talk while we find a quiet place. I quickly learn that Blaine is one of the few women that is not a fan of Balls, but still came to finally meet me in person. We both start talking about our interest and she tells me she owns two Clydesdale – Thorn and Roza – and loves riding. I grin, telling her that my Grandparents are going to gift me the next foal of Romeo and Juli

Aiden guesses, not that it needs much guesswork. “A ghost,” I nod. “His horse is a stallion. Blackmarsh has mares. There have been foals that we don’t have another explanation for. They’re not ghosts, they’re perfectly normal horses as far as anyone can tell. They’re very, very good horses. Promises Kept is one of them, Keppy for short. He’s one of Katie’s competition horses.” “Ghosts can do that?” He sounds dubious. I’d never have guessed it was possible either, if I hadn’t seen the evidence. “What about Bellmouth, does he have puppies?”

“Did you pick a horse for me?” “Nah. You had a chance to ride them all when you watched Ky, so you know which one you like better than I would.” AJ picked Nickel, a quarter horse retired from barrel racing. Which just proved he’d been right in letting her choose her mount because he would’ve saddled up Borneo, a much older and gentler horse than Nickel. “Whose saddle is this?” She walked behind Nickel to his right side and reached under his belly to fasten the cinch.

Come what may, the Stork princess shall fall for an outsider and the outsider shall harness the greatest power in all the lands, to either build or destroy. Aki loved to ride. After watching Temujin communicate intimately for the first time with his pet Harpax eagle, Griffin, she felt a pang of homesickness and missed her horse, Shun, back on the Ethereal Nest. Blue-eyed and snow-white from head to foot, Shun was a small horse of Nangchen stock that her father had gifted her. They had grown up alongside each other since she was two years old.

He turned when he heard Amos behind him, leading a tall, shiny black horse, saddled and ready to go. "Gee, I really wish I could go with you." She looked off toward the mountains. "Maybe after you get some riding lessons under your belt. There's always plenty of riding to do around here." His horse began prancing and pawing the ground, anxious to run, and Chase took hold of his bridle. "It's okay, boy. Don't worry. You'll get your run. Be patient." After patting the animal affectionately on the head and neck, he turned back to Lauren. "This is Midnight. He used to be one of our champion sires, but he's retired now."

Being early was being on time. We got back in the truck and finished the drive to the rodeo location. When we got out to the arena, I parked my truck with all the others that had trailers. I got out and went to get Cash from the trailer so he could move a little. Cash was a tall dark gray flea-bit gelding that mom had gotten me about eight years ago. He was a great cattle horse and perfect for roping events. I felt bad that I hadn't been exercising him the way I should be.