ARS to train at home. Are they hiding something?

[Kirsten Jade]

<sub>Akita Rose Stables has recently returned to the track in full swing last summer. They have always been a very private stable but they have always kept the majority of their stock at the GHF track during racing season. Now all of a sudden ARS has announced that they will no longer need their holding stables for year twelve.

During a press release Kirsten Jade, the owner of Akita Rose Stables has mentioned that they will also be racing their stock in The Wire racetrack.

The Wire is an old track that has been re-vamped and re-opened for Year Twelve. They host the Canadian Triple Crown, Breeder's Cup Yearling Show and the Finish Cup. This track is situated two and a half hours away from the GHF track so it will be certain that many of the competition from the GHF track will also make it to The Wire track.

Kirsten Jade announced that since they will be racing steadily at each track they want to keep their stock at home to make it easier on transportation since they live twenty minutes from the GHF track and two hours from The Wire. They claim that it will be less of a hassle.

I, personally believe that Kirsten Jade is trying to hide something. Will they start training their horses using an illegal method or drug? What is it that is so important to hide? Is Melanie Mackenzie pregnant again? Everyone knows that Kirsten cannot control her studs, perhaps she cannot control her jockeys either...

This is Jill Jennings reporting from the Gallop.</sub>

[Kirsten Jade]

_{Kirsten threw the paper on the ground. There was no way they were hiding anything. This Jill Jennings was doing anything to stir the pot. Her staff had been on their best behaviour so this had to be the only thing the floozy woman could come up with. Fine. She'll see.}

[*Ripley*]

Ripley Marsh: Raises her eyebrows in disgust at this news. "I tend to train at home too when the convenience is there. Must mean I'm putting my horses on illegal drugs too." Ripley glares and shuts the paper with an emphatic slam.